No Bull, Just Buffs

The #21/#20 Colorado Buffaloes (6-2, 4-1) come off their first BYE week since 2014 to face the UCLA Bruins (3-5, 1-4) at home on Thursday night. UCLA was also idle over the weekend, making for an even playing field. There are just four games left on the schedule for CU and the Buffs control their own destiny with three out of the final four at home.The Bruins were struck by the news this week of the loss of their starting QB Josh Rosen to injury for the rest of the season. Redshirt QB Mike Fafaul with make his third career start on Thursday. He led the Bruins back in a valiant fight two weeks ago but came up just short in a 52-45 loss to Utah, setting school records in completions and attempts. The Bruins have lost three in a row and are just 1-3 on the road this year entering this matchup.The initial College Football Playoff polls were released this week and they placed the Buffs at #15. It was CU's debut in the CFP Polls and a higher number than most expected. With so much momentum, can Colorado make a push