University of Colorado Athletics
Buffs To Host Virtual Watch Party For 2001 Nebraska Game
May 08, 2020 | Football
BOULDER--The Colorado Buffaloes will host a Virtual Watch Party Saturday beginning at 7 p.m. MT for the 2001 Nebraska Game as part of a marathon of games televised by the Pac-12 Network.
The Pac-12 Network will televise four games in the marathon block, including the 2001 Nebraska game, which the Buffs demolished the top-ranked Huskers, 62-36, behind six touchdowns from Chris Brown.
That game is also available for free (unauthenticated) for anybody at Pac-12.com and on the Pac-12 Now app.
Included in the Virtual Watch Party will be a live stream on the CU football twitter account (@CUBuffsFootball) with former players including Brown, Sean Tufts, Bobby Pesavento, Brandon Drumm, Medford Moorer and more. CU's long time SID David Plati will also host a live chat on the CU Football Facebook page (/CUBuffsFootball) with his unique insights from the game and program.
The Buffs twitter account will also push out updates and highlights throughout the broadcast.
The game is one of four being shown by the Pac-12 Network on Saturday, beginning at 5 p.m. with the 1995 Texas A&M game. After the Nebraska game, two additional Pac-12 Football in 60 broadcasts will be shown, the 2016 Washington State and Oregon games.
The Pac-12 Network will televise four games in the marathon block, including the 2001 Nebraska game, which the Buffs demolished the top-ranked Huskers, 62-36, behind six touchdowns from Chris Brown.
That game is also available for free (unauthenticated) for anybody at Pac-12.com and on the Pac-12 Now app.
Included in the Virtual Watch Party will be a live stream on the CU football twitter account (@CUBuffsFootball) with former players including Brown, Sean Tufts, Bobby Pesavento, Brandon Drumm, Medford Moorer and more. CU's long time SID David Plati will also host a live chat on the CU Football Facebook page (/CUBuffsFootball) with his unique insights from the game and program.
The Buffs twitter account will also push out updates and highlights throughout the broadcast.
The game is one of four being shown by the Pac-12 Network on Saturday, beginning at 5 p.m. with the 1995 Texas A&M game. After the Nebraska game, two additional Pac-12 Football in 60 broadcasts will be shown, the 2016 Washington State and Oregon games.
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