Exploring Colorado’s future and its relationship to the Mountain West

.@matt_wadleigh covers Colorado at @BuffaloesWire and the Mountain West at @SuperWestSports. We asked him how CU and the MWC.

I have a very unique seat as a college sports freelance writer. I produce a lot of stories for Trojans Wire and a much smaller amount of stories as a contributor to Buffaloes Wire every month. I also pitch in at SuperWest Sports, which used to be SportsPac12. SuperWest came into being when the USC-UCLA move to the Big Ten happened, and a possibility emerged that Washington State and Oregon State might move to the Mountain West. San Diego State and Fresno State might now move to the Pac-12. (Wazzu and Oregon State are likely to stay in the Pac-12.)

I have seen how fragile life is for lots of programs in the Pac-12 and Mountain West. My Trojans Wire colleague Matt Zemek wanted to pick my brain about Colorado Buffaloes football and basketball, but also about the Pac-12, the Mountain West, and Colorado’s relationship to the Mountain West Conference.

Follow me here at Trojans Wire, but also at Buffaloes Wire, for two-way coverage of the Colorado-USC football game.

Here are my answers to Matt Zemek’s questions below: