BOULDER — It is, quite obviously, far too early in fall camp to make any long-term judgments.
But even one day can provide at least a snapshot — and if the first day of Colorado's camp was any indication of things to come, the Buffaloes' offense could be fun to watch this year.
What is not up for debate is that the Buffs hit the field running on Thursday. Co-offensive coordinator Darrin Chiaverini, a proponent of an up-tempo attack, had the Buffs moving quickly up and down the field, with quarterback Steven Montez getting the ball to receivers in space and allowing them to make plays in both team and 7-on-7 drills.