BOULDER — The new boss? Not the same as the old boss.
“I think it’s a lot different,” new Colorado Buffaloes defensive coordinator Tyson Summers told The Denver Post after the Buffs put a bow on National Signing Day. “I think from a personal standpoint, you know, I think there’s been a tremendous amount of growth. I’ve had a lot of ups and had a lot of downs from a perception standpoint, and what people think with (my) career.”
At 34, he was running the defense at Colorado State. At 35, he was an FBS head coach in his home state.