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BOULDER — Hell hath no fury like a Bobo scorned, so Austin Williams was primed for the worst. “I had a couple of people calling me out after the game,” Williams, CU’s freshman nose tackle, said of the moments that followed the Buffs’ Rocky Mountain Showdown victory over Colorado State back on Aug. 30. “I just said, ‘We got the Dub, that’s all I can say.’ I was like, ‘We’re going home happy. How are y’all going home?’” When a few CSU Rams sidled over and started pointing fingers at him, Williams just smiled and pointed to the scoreboard. “I actually get a lot of Twitter and Instagram DMs about how excited (fans) are that I came here instead of going to CSU,” said Williams, whose Buffs (3-1) host Arizona (3-1) on Saturday in an early battle for pole position in the wild Pac-12 South. “It’s pretty good. Especially (after) the CSU game, it was pretty crazy.” You have to … [Read more...] about Why Austin Williams felt CU Buffs, not CSU Rams, was the “better school” for him

Rapper Russ didn't include San Antonio on his 2020 tour, but tweeted out a map with the travel time from the Alamo City to Austin, hoping his "real" local fans will make the drive to see him. Rapper Russ didn't include San Antonio on his 2020 tour, but tweeted out a map with the travel time from the Alamo City to Austin, hoping his "real" local fans will make the drive to see him. Photo: Columbia Records Photo: Columbia Records Image 1 of / 22 Caption Close Image 1 of 22 Rapper Russ didn't include San Antonio on his 2020 tour, but tweeted out a map with the travel time from the Alamo City to Austin, hoping his "real" local fans will make the drive to see him. Rapper Russ didn't include San Antonio on his 2020 tour, but tweeted out a map with the travel time from the Alamo City to Austin, … [Read more...] about Russ isn’t coming to San Antonio for 2020 tour, urges ‘real’ fans to travel to his Austin show

Charles Robertson, a floor hand with Trinidad Drilling, jokes with a coworker while moving casing on a rack near Trinidad Drilling Rig 433 on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016, in Midland County. James Durbin/Reporter-Telegram less Charles Robertson, a floor hand with Trinidad Drilling, jokes with a coworker while moving casing on a rack near Trinidad Drilling Rig 433 on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016, in Midland County. James ... more Photo: James Durbin / James Durbin Photo: James Durbin / James Durbin Image 1 of / 4 Caption Close Image 1 of 4 Charles Robertson, a floor hand with Trinidad Drilling, jokes with a coworker while moving casing on a rack near Trinidad Drilling Rig 433 on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016, in Midland County. James Durbin/Reporter-Telegram less Charles Robertson, a floor hand with Trinidad … [Read more...] about Drilling Down: Top 10 most productive oil wells in Texas

The soul duo group, Black Pumas performed at the Paper Tiger on Saturday, November 30, 2019. The soul duo group, Black Pumas performed at the Paper Tiger on Saturday, November 30, 2019. Photo: Isaiah Alonzo Photo: Isaiah Alonzo Image 1 of / 63 Caption Close Image 1 of 63 The soul duo group, Black Pumas performed at the Paper Tiger on Saturday, November 30, 2019. The soul duo group, Black Pumas performed at the Paper Tiger on Saturday, November 30, 2019. Photo: Isaiah Alonzo Photos: Grammy-nominated Black Pumas light up Paper Tiger 1  /  63 Back to Gallery Locals were excited to hear the Austin-based soul band, Black Pumas, perform at the Paper Tiger on Saturday evening. The band was nominated for a … [Read more...] about Photos: Grammy-nominated Black Pumas light up Paper Tiger

WASHINGTON - The parents of an American journalist who has been missing in Syria for the past seven years told VOA in an interview that they are convinced he is still alive and that the U.S. government should do what it can to reveal his whereabouts and ensure his safe return home. The 38-year-old journalist, Austin Tice, went to Syria in May 2012 to cover the war as it was entering its second year. He was arrested three months later in August at a checkpoint in Darayya suburb, south of the capital Damascus, and has been missing since. “In the event that Austin sees this interview, [we want him to know] that his mother and father love him very much and his siblings can’t wait to see him again,” Tice’s father, Marc Tice, told VOA. “We know he is strong and we know he will hang in there, and we can’t wait to hold him in our arms.” Marc Tice said he and his wife, Debra Tice, believe their son is apprehended in Syria, most likely in areas … [Read more...] about Parents of US Reporter Missing for 7 Years in Syria Still Await His Return