BOULDER — When Karl Dorrell's Colorado Buffaloes hit the field in August for the beginning of fall camp, they will be a much, much different team than the bunch we saw last fall.
Much improved. Much deeper. And, if their summer session goes as planned, much more confident.
Those improvements will all be an extension of the Buffs' first spring session under Dorrell, one he and his assistant coaches utilized as a springboard to summer and fall camp.
By all accounts, the spring was a successful endeavor. What CU fans can take away from the spring:
— Development of roster depth was a priority and the Buffs met that priority.