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  • Another winnable opportunity on deck for CU Buffs at TCU – Boulder Daily Camera


    Colorado's Julian Hammond III, drives around Arizona State's Shawn Phillips Jr. during the Big-12 basketball game in Boulder on Jan. 28, 2025.(Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer)
    Colorado’s Julian Hammond III, drives around Arizona State’s Shawn Phillips Jr. during the Big-12 basketball game in Boulder on Jan. 28, 2025.(Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer)

    As Buffs fans are so painfully aware, the Colorado men’s basketball team is scuffling.

    But so is TCU. And yet another opportunity to end a historic and frustrating losing streak is at hand.

    The Buffaloes complete the first half of Big 12 Conference play on Sunday at TCU. Like much of the first half of the league slate, there is no reason to believe it’s an impossible task ahead for a Buffs team looking to end an 0-9 start within the conference. But, CU has lost plenty of winnable games while compiling the program’s worst start to a conference schedule since starting 0-9 in the Big Eight in 1986-87.

    The Buffs certainly will say they have an opportunity to win every game. Yet the reality of the second half of the Big 12 ledger — featuring two games against No. 11 Kansas, a trip to No. 3 Iowa State, a visit from No. 6 Houston and another road game at No. 22 Texas Tech — says CU must take advantage of opportunities like Sunday’s date at TCU if it hopes to end the longest losing streak in 15 seasons under head coach Tad Boyle sooner than later.

    “Guarding the ball is going to be critical (against TCU’s guards),” Boyle said. “We’re going to have to be really sound at the point of attack, ball-screen-wise, to limit those guys as best we can. TCU plays hard. They play tough. They’re going to try to turn us over. Taking care of the ball is going be important.

    “This team is not defending and they’re not rebounding at the level we need to to win games in the Big 12. Until we do that, it’s going to be hard to win and we put a lot of pressure on our offense. We’ve got a chance, no doubt. I told our guys, if we can beat UConn in Maui, we can win a couple here in February.”

    TCU is coming off two road losses against Texas Tech and Utah and has lost three consecutive games overall. The Horned Frogs also have lost their past two home games.



    The CU Buffs are gearing up for another winnable opportunity as they face off against TCU this weekend. After a strong start to the season, the Buffs are looking to continue their momentum and secure another victory on the road.

    With TCU coming off a tough loss, the Buffs have a prime opportunity to capitalize on their opponent’s vulnerabilities and come out on top. The team is focused and determined to make a statement in this matchup, and fans can expect an exciting and competitive game.

    Stay tuned for updates and coverage of the game in the Boulder Daily Camera as the Buffs look to add another win to their record. Let’s go Buffs! #CUinTCU #BuffsNation.

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  • Destiny 2’s New List Of ‘Heresy’ Exotic Buffs Is Looking Great


    Destiny 2 continues to be in a tough spot right now in the wake of The Final Shape, but Bungie just laid out a very long list of changes coming to the game for its upcoming episode, Heresy, including sweeping buffs to exotic weapons and armor that may make some more viable than they used to be.

    I always like when these kinds of large-scale changes happen, as it can mix up your build when in conjunction with new weapon additions and the artifact, can result in a lot of fun. This is the aspect of Destiny 2 I still like the most. So, what’s changing?

    EXOTIC ARMOR BUFFS

    • Sealed Ahamkara Grasps (Hunter Arms) – Powered melee and finisher final blows now grant “Nightmare Fuel” which increase your weapons’ handling and airborne effectiveness. Freshly drawn weapons then deal additional damage and grant more Nightmare Fuel on final blows. Then, getting Nightmare Fuel reloads all holstered weapons. Tons of gun buffs for one exotic.
    • Gwisin Vest (Hunter Chest) – Super returns count on Super hits as well as just kills. Max Super energy gains are increased with the amount of progression needed for max gains increased. You emit a cloud of weakening smoke when you exit invisibility near an enemy. Also works when you’re not supering.
    • Renewal Grasps (Hunter Arms) – Now doubled the rate of Frost Armor gain inside the Duskfield grenade.
    • Foetracter (Hunter Helmet) – Now get bonus damage of 15 seconds up from 10 seconds.
    • Radiant Dance Machines (Hunter Legs) – Improved AE, hip fire mobility, range and accuracy for primary ammo weapons. Multikills with primary ammo weapons refund dodge energy. Full dodge energy can get extra charges with more kills. Now dodges count as “real” dodges to trigger perks and aspects as well.
    • Citan’s Ramparts (Titan Arms) – Barricade up to 500 health from 400, doesn’t increase Barricade cooldown, doesn’t increase Barricade duration. But in PvP Guardians do 160% more damage to this Barricade.
    • Eternal Warrior (Titan Helmet) – Final blows with Fist of Havoc now extend duration.
    • Kherpri’s Horn (Titan Helmet) – Sends out three fire waves, not just one. They do not return to you. Combatants hit by the waves are engulfed in a sunspot. If they die, you get a sunspot on you. On Prismatic, a jet dodge blasts out the fire waves in an X shape.
    • Insurmountable Skullfort (Titan Helmet) – Grants energy to Arc melee abilities when hitting targets with any melee attack, though some do more than others based on their ease of use (powered melees grant more than glaive hits, unpowered melees, etc).
    • Stormdancer’s Brace (Warlock Chest) – Doubled the stack damage of Ascending Amplitude up to 20% per stack from 10%. Now reduces Ionic Blink cost by 50%. Max energy refund down to 30% from 50%.
    • Geomag Stabilizers (Warlock Legs) – Sprinting near max Bolt Charge will top it off, starts when you have six Bolt Charge (new Arc ability as of next episode). Ionic Traces now grant 7% super energy up from 2%.
    • Secant Filaments (Warlock Arms) – Now gives class ability energy per kill while Devour is active.
    • Speaker’s Sight (Warlock Helmet) – The turret won’t uselessly target full health allies.
    • Verity’s Brow – Now has a meter to track Death Thrones with shorter durations per stack. Same with bonus grenade recharge, which now has tiers.

    WEAPON BUFFS

    Lorentz Driver – Bounty Tags now give one ammo to mag. Triggering Lagrangian Sight through a bounty tag grants six ammo to mag when first triggered. Returns one ammo per tag while buff active.

    Delicate Tomb – Chance to generate Ionic Trace up to 10% from 4%. PvE bonus damage from Tempest Cascade shot from 30% to 100%. No timer for Tempest Cascade now, lasts until fired.

    DARCI – Hits with Personal Assistant active grant improved recoil, target acquisition, flinch, handling and precision damage to allies with non-Exotic snipers. DARCI user gets 15% damage bonus when granting five stacks to teammates.

    Edge of Action, Concurrence, Intent Glaives – Special shot no longer tied to Glaive energy, special reload triggers on six weapon hits, both shots and melee. Jolting Feedback, Destabilizing Rounds, Incandescent, Cure added to each’s intrinsic perk per damage type. This joins a number of other more general glaive buffs this season.

    Centrifuge – Increased magazine size and you can keep charge longer before needing to reload.

    Dead Messenger, Hard Light and Borealis – 30% damage buff to weapon for 10 seconds when you apply or receive an elemental keyword that matches the current damage type of the weapon. No longer has different stats based on element.

    Telesto – Just refills ammo from its reserves. Triggers with a Void final blow. Requirement increased from two to three but Telesto kills count as double. Catalyst now allows for a special reload that rains projectiles on next hit, after three activations of Harbinger’s Pulse.

    Vexcalibur – Triggering Perpetual Loophole to refresh overshield now gives full Glaive energy. Increased Overshield trickle rate while guarding. Bonus damage with projectiles against Vex increased from 10% to 25%. It now disorients bosses with its melee attack. Also joins the host of glaive buffs this season.

    Wardcliff Coil – Grants one stack of Bolt Charge to you and all nearby allies for every two rockets fired, which is four stacks per trigger pull.

    The Queenbreaker – Can special reload any time to swap scopes. Chaining blinds is now easier with increased range from 8 meters to 10 meters. Combat Charge now lets you fire a three round burst, sustained fire drops to 300 charge time from 533.

    The Colony – Detonation damage up 40%, increased bots per spawn by one based on enemy tier.

    Quicksilver Storm – Reduced shows to trigger a rocket by 17%

    Legend of Acrius – Reduced spread angle by 33%, max projectile range up from 12 to 18 meters.

    The Fourth Horseman – Reduced rate of fire to avoid wasting shots, loads ammo from reserves to magazine on kill.

    Lord of Wolves – Better range, less base damage. No accuracy penalties in standard fire. Release the Wolves triggers on hip fire, not special reload. Full auto, more damage and rate of fire, reduced accuracy and range. The Catalyst now has reload speed and stability boosts built-in. Scorch damage on Release the Wolves. When ADS, scorch spreads to nearby enemies.

    Cloudstrike – Rapid precision hits create lighting storm and grant a charge of Bolt Charge. Precision final blows generate lightning bolts and grant moderate amount of Bolt Charge.

    Thunderlord – Final blows with weapon generate lightning strikes and they grant a Bolt Charge.

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    Destiny 2 players, get ready to be excited because the game’s new list of ‘Heresy’ Exotic buffs is looking absolutely fantastic! Bungie has recently announced a slew of changes and improvements to some of the game’s most coveted Exotic weapons and armor pieces, and the community is buzzing with anticipation.

    Some of the standout buffs include increased damage output, improved reload speeds, and enhanced perks that will make these Exotics even more powerful and sought-after than before. From the formidable Ace of Spades to the versatile Monte Carlo, players can expect to see significant improvements to their favorite weapons and gear.

    With these new buffs, players will be able to tackle challenging activities like raids, Nightfall strikes, and PvP matches with even more confidence and effectiveness. Whether you’re a seasoned Guardian or a newcomer to the game, these changes are sure to make a big impact on your gameplay experience.

    So gear up, Guardians, and get ready to take on the challenges of Destiny 2 with an even greater arsenal at your disposal. The ‘Heresy’ Exotic buffs are shaping up to be game-changers, and we can’t wait to see how they enhance our adventures in the world of Destiny.

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  • Rsgrhai: A Destination for Cultural Enthusiasts and History Buffs

    Rsgrhai: A Destination for Cultural Enthusiasts and History Buffs


    If you are a cultural enthusiast or history buff looking for a destination that will satisfy your thirst for knowledge and exploration, look no further than Rsgrhai. This hidden gem in the heart of the country offers a wealth of historical sites and cultural experiences that will leave you in awe.

    One of the main attractions in Rsgrhai is the ancient ruins of the city, which date back to the 5th century BCE. These well-preserved ruins provide a glimpse into the past and offer a unique opportunity to walk in the footsteps of the people who once called this place home. From the grand temples to the intricate carvings on the walls, every corner of the ruins tells a story of a bygone era.

    For those interested in learning more about the history of Rsgrhai, the local museum is a must-visit. Here, you can find a vast collection of artifacts and exhibits that shed light on the city’s past, including pottery, jewelry, and tools used by the ancient inhabitants. The museum also offers guided tours and interactive exhibits that make learning about history fun and engaging.

    In addition to its historical sites, Rsgrhai is also a hub of cultural activities and events. From traditional dance performances to music concerts, there is always something happening in the city that will give you a taste of the local culture. The vibrant markets are also a great place to explore, with stalls selling everything from handmade crafts to delicious street food.

    For those looking to delve deeper into the culture of Rsgrhai, there are plenty of opportunities to participate in workshops and classes that teach traditional crafts and skills. Whether you want to learn how to weave a traditional rug or cook a local dish, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

    Overall, Rsgrhai is a destination that truly has something for everyone. Whether you are a history buff looking to explore ancient ruins or a cultural enthusiast eager to immerse yourself in the local traditions, this city has it all. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable journey filled with history, culture, and endless discoveries.


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  • Unleash the Power of 4K Technology with the KTC Megpad 32: A Must-Have for Movie Buffs

    Unleash the Power of 4K Technology with the KTC Megpad 32: A Must-Have for Movie Buffs


    In today’s fast-paced world, technology is constantly evolving and improving to enhance our daily lives. One of the latest advancements in technology is 4K resolution, which provides incredibly sharp and clear images on screens. If you’re a movie buff who loves to immerse yourself in cinematic experiences, then the KTC Megpad 32 is a must-have device for you.

    The KTC Megpad 32 is a cutting-edge tablet that boasts stunning 4K resolution, allowing you to enjoy your favorite movies and TV shows in crystal-clear detail. With four times the resolution of traditional HD screens, 4K technology delivers a truly immersive viewing experience that will make you feel like you’re right in the middle of the action.

    Not only does the KTC Megpad 32 offer exceptional picture quality, but it also features a powerful quad-core processor and ample storage space, making it perfect for streaming movies, playing games, and multitasking with ease. Its sleek and lightweight design makes it easy to take on the go, so you can enjoy your favorite entertainment wherever you go.

    In addition to its impressive display and performance, the KTC Megpad 32 also comes equipped with a range of connectivity options, including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, so you can easily connect to the internet and other devices. It also features a long-lasting battery life, ensuring that you can enjoy hours of entertainment without having to constantly recharge.

    Whether you’re a movie buff looking to take your viewing experience to the next level or simply someone who appreciates high-quality technology, the KTC Megpad 32 is a must-have device. Unleash the power of 4K technology and immerse yourself in the world of cinema with this innovative tablet.


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  • Deion Sanders, CU Buffs will dominate Big 12 after Travis Hunter, Shedeur leave

    Deion Sanders, CU Buffs will dominate Big 12 after Travis Hunter, Shedeur leave


    SAN ANTONIO — It’s Prime’s Time.

    The method is madness. But so is the moment. Deion Sanders was built for this window in college football, where moms want to hear about the degree, kids want to hear about The League, and agents want to hear about the cut.

    “The one thing I think Coach Prime has over everybody else is, he always worked with kids, so he understands how they think,” former NFL great and Warner Discovery/TNT analyst Takeo Spikes said recently. “He knows what they want. He understands how to be able to motivate. He knows how to motivate them without tearing the man down and forgetting to build him back up.”

    Kids rule. Talent rules. Which means if Sanders isn’t going anywhere, neither are the Buffs.

    It means there’s life after the Alamo Bowl. There’s life after the best player (Travis Hunter) in college football and the best quarterback (Shedeur Sanders) in the country ride off into a millionaire’s sunset.

    With miles to go on the roster-construction calendar, CU has already added at least eight former four-star recruits to the fold. Among Big 12 programs, per 247Sports.com, only Texas Tech had snatched up more as of Saturday morning.

    Kaidon Salter was a four-star prep QB in Texas. Julian Lewis was a four-ish/five-ish-star prep signal-caller in Georgia.

    Do you believe?

    I do now.

    They’re good.

    What a lot of us got wrong — what I got wrong — was the old, stodgy way of college football thinking. That some mountains simply couldn’t be moved. That programs make players.

    No, sir. It’s the other way around. And it always has been, really. It’s just that, under the NCAA’s old system, schools held the upper hand until a star’s draft eligibility clock started ticking.

    The transfer portal has made every college football player a year-to-year commitment — only said commitment is in the hands of the player now instead of the program. The only constant in roster management is change. Adapt or die.

    While James Franklin pouts, stomps and shakes his fist at the portal, Sanders just shrugs. You want to go? Cool. That door swings both ways, my friend. Get with the times or get the heck out.

    “Now we know how Prime has done at CU, kind of clean house, kind of set the tone his own way,” ex-Broncos great Champ Bailey, Spikes’ TNT teammate, added the other day.

    “People criticized him throughout the process. But what they don’t understand is, this dude is the hardest worker in football. So it’s going to work out because his level of confidence is based off the work he’s putting in.”

    It’s Prime’s Time.

    It’s Prime’s league, too.

    The Big 12, as a conference of football middleweights, needs Sanders more than Sanders needs the Big 12. Brett Yormark assembled a circuit of basketball blue bloods — five league men’s hoops programs were ranked among the latest AP Top 25 at the end of last week, three among the top 15 — and football oddballs.

    All of which plays perfectly into CU’s hands. Being better than Oklahoma and Texas consistently 15-20 years ago was always a steep hill to climb. With USC, Oregon and Washington in the Pac-12, it was the same story. The same ceiling.

    But this Big 12 is an altogether different, weirder and kinder beast. Utah’s Kyle Whittingham and Oklahoma State’s Mike Gundy are showing their age, and the Buffs just got done blowing the doors off of both. Tell a recruit the only things standing between them and a College Football Playoff berth are Arizona State and Iowa State, they’ll sign on that dotted line 11 times out of 10.

    “What he’s done at CU, of course, is sustainable,” Bailey said of Sanders. “It’s just all about changing the culture and demanding excellence. And who comes after Prime, they’ll be warranted with this job of trying to keep that going. Which I think is doable when you have a region like the Mountain West region, where CU dominates that state, as far as recruits — and they can expand beyond that.”



    Deion Sanders, CU Buffs will dominate Big 12 after Travis Hunter, Shedeur leave

    With the recent departures of star recruits Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders from the Colorado Buffaloes, many fans may be feeling disheartened. However, head coach Deion Sanders remains confident in his team’s ability to dominate the Big 12 conference.

    Despite losing two highly touted prospects, Sanders has a plan in place to ensure that the Buffs continue to excel on the field. With a strong recruiting class and a solid group of returning players, Sanders believes that his team has what it takes to compete at the highest level.

    “We may have lost some key players, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still dominate the Big 12,” Sanders said in a recent press conference. “We have a talented group of athletes who are hungry to prove themselves, and I have no doubt that we will come out on top.”

    Sanders’ confidence and determination are infectious, and fans are eager to see what the Buffs can accomplish under his leadership. With a renewed sense of purpose and a solid game plan in place, the future looks bright for the Colorado Buffaloes. Stay tuned for what promises to be an exciting season ahead.

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