Colorado Buffaloes Football Jerseys, T-Shirts & Gear

The Buffs created an early buzz in college athletics with the June 10, 2010 announcement that they were
leaving the Big 12 for the emerging Pac 10 Conference. Along with Buffaloes gameday gear, get University of
Colorado Pac 16 gear as soon as it's available!

Colorado Buffaloes Football Jerseys, T-Shirts & Gear
Get your Buffs gear as they prepare for greener pastures in the Pac-10

Colorado Buffaloes
Gear and Apparel

Colorado Buffaloes Caps and
Hats

Colorado Buffaloes Kids Gear

C U Buffs Ladies Gear

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Colorado Buffaloes Football T-Shirts

Colorado football T-Shirts

These CU shirts spotlight Buffaloes football and are available in different styles, colors and sizes.
Buffs football T-shirts are available in both short and long-sleeve styles and serve as great
Colorado football gear items.

Colorado Buffaloes Football Jerseys
CU jerseys are available in adult replica, ladies and youth styles and sizes. This
Buffs gear is also available in home, away and alternate colors

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Colorado Men's Replica
Jerseys

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Colorado Buffaloes Youth
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University of Colorado Nike Coaches Shirts
Wear what the CU staff wears on the sidelines at Folsom Field and beyond
2010 Shirts are now in

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Nike Colorado Buffaloes Gold
2010 Snap Count Coaches
Sideline Performance Polo

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Nike Colorado Buffaloes White
2010 Snap Count Coaches
Sideline Performance Polo

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Nike Colorado Buffaloes Black
2010 Snap Count Coaches
Sideline Performance Polo

Wear the football gear that the Colorado coaches wear on the sidelines at Folsom Field and beyond with
NCAA Sideline Gear from Nike. These shirts feature Dri-FIT technology for ultimate comfort.

Buffs Head Coach
Dan Hawkins dons CU
Nike Coaches gear for
gamedays

The great CU Ralphie Mascot
tradition is now headed out of
the Big 12 to the what many
people believe will become the
Pac 16 Conference.

Coming Soon
Colorado Pac 16 Gear, T-Shirts & Caps

After decades in the Big 8 and Big 12 Conferences the Buffaloes program has accepted an
invitation to join the ranks with schools such as USC, Washington, Arizona State and more.
With the dawning of the new era in CU athletics, fans will want gear featuring their new
conference affiliation.

University of Colorado Football Facts and History

		Colorado first began playing football in 1890.
		Folsom Field is home to the Colorado football program. The horseshoe shaped stadium
		opened in 1924. The facility was originally known as Colorado Stadium for its first two decades. The stadium was renamed in 1944 in honor of former legendary Buffs coach Fred Folsom.
		Most CU coaching wins: Former Head Coach Bill McCartney (1982-94) holds the mark for
		the most victories in Colorado football history. In his 13 years, McCartney logged a 93-55-5 record including the 11 wins earned during the school's 1990 national championship season.
		100 years after CU football first began, the university claimed its first national
		championship. Head Coach Bill McCartney's squad posted an 11-1-1 record during the championship campaign. The Buffs only loss of the season was an opening game 23-22 loss to Illinois. The team's one tie was against Tennessee. Colorado put an exclamation on their season with an Orange Bowl will following the 1990 season. While the AP awarded Colorado their national title, the UPI granted national championship honors to Georgia Tech.
		Colorado Hiesman Trophy winners: The Buffaloes program boasts the 1994 Heisman
		winner. Running back Rashaan Salaam gained the top individual award

CU Heisman Trophy Winner Rashaan Salaam

Salaam won the 1994 Heisman Trophy after
rushing for a school-record 2,055 yards and
24 TD's. Salaam's performance helped
spark the Buffaloes to an 11-1 record
including a Fiesta Bowl victory over Notre
Dame. Four consecutive 200-yard games
helped Salaam to gain momentum in the
Heisman race that also featured a strong
push from Penn State's Ki-Jana Carter.

The exclamation mark on Salaam's Heisman
campagin was a sensational effort in CU's
win over Texas that saw him generate a
school record with 362 yards of total offense.

Salaam beat Carter by 842 points in the
Heisman voting and left for the NFL with a
year of eligibility remaining. The former
Colorado RB was drafted in the first round of
the 1995 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears
with the 21st pick.