Travis Hunter of the Colorado Buffaloes won the Bednarik, Biletnikoff, and Walter Camp Awards in a historic achievement, marking his dual-threat impact in college football.

The article discusses the intense hockey rivalry between the University of Denver and Colorado College known as the Gold Pan Series, highlighting its significance and the spirited competition on the ice.

Travis Hunter of the University of Colorado Boulder has been named a finalist for the Heisman Trophy due to his standout performance as a dual-threat in college football.

Denver is a finalist to host the 2030 Gay Games, competing against international cities, and highlighting its inclusive and diverse culture as part of its bid.

Alex Singleton of the Denver Broncos is nominated for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award for his significant community work, especially with the Special Olympics.

The article discusses the Denver Broncos' improving chances to reach the NFL playoffs following a recent victory.

The Colorado Buffaloes missed the Big 12 Championship despite a strong season, focusing now on a potential bowl game. Key players set school records, but wins by rivals sealed their fate.

Broncos QB Bo Nix wins NFL Rookie of the Week for the third consecutive time, approaching the franchise record set by Knowshon Moreno and surpassing Tim Tebow's accomplishments.

The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled to allow a transgender woman to play in the Mountain West Conference tournament, despite safety and fairness concerns raised by teammates.

Deion Sanders criticizes the Jim Thorpe Award committee for not including his player, Travis Hunter, as a finalist, highlighting Hunter's impressive season and versatility in college football.

Mikko Rantanen was named NHL's second star of the week for his standout performance with seven points, crucial to the Colorado Avalanche's triple-win week.

Broncos quarterback Bo Nix is named AFC Offensive Player of the Week after a standout performance against the Atlanta Falcons with 307 yards and four touchdowns.

The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) is expanding, setting records, hosting games in NHL arenas, and aiming to compete with established men's leagues.