Colorado survives against North Dakota State.

North Carolina comes back to beat Minnesota

and Arkansas could have scored a thousand.

I'm Jay Crane and welcome to the Friday Blaming Dragon Edition.

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A win is a win, that will always be true. I'd rather play bad and win than

play good and lose, but after last night's Colorado

North Dakota State game, what did we really learn about the buffs?

Well, I think the main thing we learned is that at least right now they're eerily similar to last year's team.

Yes, they made more moves in the transfer portal than anybody in college football to shore up the line of scrimmage mostly,

but they still look deficient, especially when you look at some of the

teams they're going to have to play down the road, they're going to be much better up front.

No disrespect to North Dakota State.

It's a Dagum good football team. The defensive line didn't look like what Warren sap had said and all the eyes of the secondary were more undisciplined than blame at the Playboy Mansion.

Now on the bright side, they are more deadly at the skill position and that's great,

but this isn't seven on seven. And to win big rings,

you've got to be able to move big things on the line of scrimmage.

And that still seems to be the fatal flaw of this

team. Now having said that regardless of your feelings on Prime in Colorado,

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