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All Things Broncos

Fox: Team preferred own guys to those on waiver wire
The Broncos personnel staff had studied up on about 900 players in advance of the NFL’s major cut day on Saturday. When the time came to submit waiver claims, though, the Broncos did not submit a single one, despite having the No. 2 spot in the claim order, behind only the Carolina Panthers. Head coach  


Today's Colleges

Ryan Miller confident CU will fix what went wrong in opener
Ryan Miller didn't hesitate for a second. The fifth-year Colorado senior has seen firsthand when something on his football team that's broken looks unfixable. One game — make that one loss — into the Buffaloes' 2011 season, the mountain of a guard said this is fixable.  


All Things Nuggets

Kenyon Martin chooses Andy Miller to be his new agent
Longtime Nuggets forward Kenyon Martin has chosen a new agent – now we'll see if he chooses a new team. The unrestricted free agent has hired Andy Miller, who also represents former Nuggets all-star Chauncey Billups. Martin is seeking what could be the last big contract of his career – the 2010-11 season was the  


Today's Post Preps

Broncos high school coach of the week: Ron McFarland, East Angels
Began as an assistant in 1988 at South with stops at East, Golden, Aurora Central, Montbello and Manual; head coach at South from 1995-97, East from 1988-99 and 2010-present  


Today's Rockies

Broken index finger finishes Herrera's season early
If you're keeping score, that's Doors 2, Rockies 0. Six months after Aaron Cook suffered a broken right ring finger by shutting a door on his hand, Jonathan Herrera experienced a similar fate Sunday night. "Just playing with my kids," Herrera said. The mishap broke Herrera's right index finger and caused ligament damage to his right pinkie, injuries that will end his season. 


Dave Krieger

Dave Krieger: September means tryouts for the Rockies
With apologies to John Greenleaf Whittier, the saddest words of tongue and pen in baseball are "Wait till next year."  


 
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