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A day after Nikola Jokić sunk an all-time shot against the Golden State Warriors, his likeness was inducted into the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame.

The Denver Nuggets star is blaming himself for the Christmas Day dog incident, telling reporters he was drinking and “roughhousing” with his Rottweiler.

Even with Deion Sanders in the house, she kept her eyes on the ball.

We’ll leave the Nuggets and Avs alone for now. But we have advice for the CU Buffs, the Broncos and the Colorado Rockies.

The Denver Broncos quarterback says he was told after the team’s win over the Chiefs on October 29 that he’d be benched if he didn’t “change” his contract.

The Denver Nuggets star will be out indefinitely following the “traumatic experience,” with Coach Michael Malone saying he needs to “heal inside and out.”

Backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham will be the new starter following a string of lackluster performances from “Mr. Unlimited.”

The elements for humiliation were ready and waiting.

The Nuggets MVP appeared in television ads for Hotels.com this week after years of shying away from brand deals.

Those playoff dreams are getting further away.

Cell phone footage showing the aftermath of the allegedly racist incident at Ball Arena has been viewed more than two million times on social media.

New program manager Amanda Brown isn’t ready to discuss the station’s deflated status.

Behind star quarterback John Matocha, the Orediggers hope to complete the team’s redemption arc on December 16 after losing in the 2022 title game.

What other city has a ski area?

Some sports fans feel Coach Prime is undeserving of Sports Illustrated’s top honor, citing CU’s 4-8 record and poor performances throughout the season.

Boosters seem afraid to break the spell by boasting.

What a difference four weeks have made for the Broncos.

Fans keep kicking Will Lutz around.

Will Lutz’s journey has been bumpy.

The Golden Buffalo Marching Band jazzed up its song list this year to create the perfect “Coach Prime” playlist for fans flooding Boulder this season.

The Buffaloes are aiming for another deep run in the NCAA Women’s Basketball tournament.

The engineering school is mapping out another winning season with goofiness, smarts and experience that may finally take them to championship heights.