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Florida and Colorado have scheduled a home-and-home series beginning in 2028. The schools announced the agreement Wednesday. Most of the players who will take part in the first game between the schools are still in elementary and middle schools. The first game will take place Sept. 9, 2028 in Gainesville, with the Gators traveling to Boulder, Colorado for another non-conference contest on Sept. 8, 2029. The programs have combined for four national titles and 35 conference crowns. The Gators have been reluctant to schedule many home-and-home series outside their annual rivalry with Florida State. They face Miami in Orlando this fall and scheduled a two-for-one with South Florida that begins in 2021. Florida hasn't played a non-conference, home-and-home series outside of the Sunshine State since facing Memphis State in 1988-89. The Gators haven't played a non-conference road game outside of Florida since traveling to Syracuse in 1991.

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Final Four ref, Denver radio fixture Irv Brown dies

Irv Brown, a Final Four referee who also coached baseball at the University of Colorado, did color commentary on ESPN's first college football broadcast and pioneered sports radio in Denver, died Sunday. He was 83.

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Top 10 nonconference matchups of 2019

The 2019 season is (sadly) eight months away, but the fans, and no doubt the players, are already looking forward to the biggest games of next season.

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Colorado is hiring former North Carolina co-offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Chris Kapilovic to coach the offensive line, according to a source. Football Scoop first reported the move. Kapilovic had worked with Larry Fedora at both UNC and Southern Miss, serving as associate head coach with the Tar Heels.

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MacIntyre taking over Ole Miss defense

Mike MacIntyre will join Matt Luke's staff at Ole Miss as the Rebels' new defensive coordinator. MacIntyre was fired as Colorado's head coach last month.

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New coach Tucker sets bar high for Buffaloes

New Colorado coach Mel Tucker is taking a no-excuses approach to his job. "The expectations I have are extremely high," Tucker said. "We're here to win championships."

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Colorado hires Georgia D-coordinator Tucker

Colorado has hired Georgia defensive coordinator Mel Tucker as its new head coach after he helped rebuild the Bulldogs into a national contender.

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Sources: UGA DC expected to get Colorado job

Georgia defensive coordinator Mel Tucker, who is preparing for Saturday's SEC championship game against Alabama, is expected to be named as Colorado's next head coach after the game, sources told ESPN.

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Campus Conversation: Coaching Carousel Special

After brief reaction to the latest CFP rankings (1:53), Adam Rittenberg, Chris Low & Ryan McGee discuss the latest coaching developments and rumors around the country (7:10). Plus, coaching related Walk-Ons questions (40:46).

Cal gets second pick-6 in the first quarter (0:32)
Cal gets the early pick-6 (0:29)
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Campus Conversation: Les Hired, Meaning Of Week 12 Results

Matt Schick, Ivan Maisel & Heather Dinich discuss Kansas' hiring of Les Miles (2:00), Clay Helton's status at USC (9:30), the meaning of Week 12's results (12:20) & more. Plus, Talk Herdy To Me (32:21), Walk-Ons (37:51) and Extra Points (43:31).

Adam Rittenberg ESPN Senior Writer 

Mike MacIntyre's firing is official. He will not coach this week at Cal, and an interim coach will he named. Colorado owes him $10.3 million, which can be offset if he obtains a job in the NFL or as a college head coach. Colorado will hire a search firm. Athletic director Rick George: "There's no doubt that the 2016 season was magical, and it appeared we were headed back to taking our place among the nation's elite. However, analyzing the direction of the program over the last two years, I felt this is the necessary time to make a change."

Adam Rittenberg ESPN Senior Writer 

I'm hearing Colorado athletic director Rick George wants a recognizable name with previous head-coaching experience. Possible candidates include Fresno State coach Jeff Tedford, Boise State coach Bryan Harsin, former Oregon coach and Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich, and West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen, who may be interested in making a move. Syracuse coach Dino Babers also could be an interesting option.

Shyne plows in Utah TD (0:27)
Shelley slings deep TD to Dixon (0:40)
Referee orders fans not throw snowballs on field (0:26)

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