BOULDER — The Pac-12 Conference released its schedule Thursday for conference football games for the 2020 season, with University of Colorado final slate having two home games in each month of the season and a non-Saturday contest for the 25th straight season.
 
The non-conference schedule has been set for years.  The Buffaloes will once again open the season against Colorado State, but the two will play their first Rocky Mountain Showdown in Fort Collins since 1996 when they collide on Saturday, Sept. 5.  It is the 22nd time the Rams will be CU's season opening opponent since the rivalry resumed after a 25-year dormancy in 1983.  The Buffs have won the last five games in the series to take a 67-22-2 edge in its 91-game history.
 

On a day when the college football national championship was set to be decided, the Colorado Buffaloes returned to work, six weeks after their last game.

Jason Harris, a unanimous four-star prospect and top 300 player nationally by the recruiting services, has signed his national letter of intent to continue his education and play football at Colorado, he announced in the second quarter of the Under Armor All-America High School Thursday in Orlando.

In the final week of the 2019 regular season, Phillip Lindsay made NFL history in a 16-15 win over the Oakland Raiders.

After wrapping up a record-setting career at Colorado, quarterback Steven Montez is ready to take the next step on a path he hopes leads to the National Football League.

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CU won the 2019 Pac-12 China Game, sparking a 7-0 start to the season