BOULDER — There is no mystery to offseason preparation for college football teams, no shortcut, no secret sauce guaranteed to produce victories on Saturdays in the fall.
As the saying goes, "You put the work in during the summer. You cash the check in the fall."
Colorado senior receiver Kabion Ento, coming off a redshirt season, is a firm believer in the philosophy.
"That's absolutely how it is," Ento said. "When you get to the season, you want everything to be as close to perfect as it can be. That's why summer and fall camp is so important.