After missing 19 days of basketball due to COVID-19 protocols, the Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball team returned to action on Thursday night with an 83-78 win over Washington State. Evan Battey was consistent as always in the win and Matt talks about all of these factors with the man who called the action, the Voice of the Buffaloes Mark Johnson. 

After a short time away, the show returns to analyze the season finale for the Denver Broncos against the Kansas City Chiefs. Zac Stevens from DNVR joins Matt to discuss the possibility of Vic Fangio being fired and who his possible replacement can be. Also, COVID still remains to be an issue for the Broncos as Brandon McManus and Sam Martin are currently on the COVID-19 list. In case they can't play on Saturday, who will be replacing them on Saturday? 

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Demaryius Thomas is remembered today on A.C.E as Matt is joined by Justin Michael of DNVR Rams to talk about the life and career of DT. Justin also helps recap and breakdown the week for CSU football from the hiring of Jay Novell and Trey McBride winning the John Mackey Award. 

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The longest show yet of A.C.E! Don't worry this isn't the new format, but today it's a bit longer as Matt talks CU Buffs football with Mark Johnson and breakdown the 4-8 season and analyze the future of the program. Henry Chisholm from DNVR Buffs also provides some enlightening in the matchup that is CU vs No. 5 UCLA as well as revisit the win over Stanford from Sunday. 

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After winning the USVI Paradise Jam Tournament, the Colorado State Rams are 6-0 for the first time since 2014 and are one of only three teams in the country to start of the year this hot. Justin Michael from DNVR Rams joins the show yet again to talk about why CSU deserves to be considered as one of the top 25 teams in the country and how the rest of the season may shape up. 

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Once again, Josh Coleman returns to talk some Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference men's basketball as the season is already a week into progression. So far it is MSU Denver and UCCS leading what is shaping out to be a very competitive field. What's wrong with Colorado Mesa and Colorado School of Mines? Which team will be a surprise contender? Matt and Josh chat about it all as the Thanksgiving weekend games approach on the calendar.

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The Colorado School of Mines Orediggers just claimed the No. 1 seed for the NCAA Super Region IV and will have this weekend off before hosting the second round of the NCAA Playoffs next week in Golden, CO. Head coach of the Orediggers, Gregg Brandon, joins the show to reflect on their third-straight RMAC title and the road ahead en route to compete for a national title. 

Matt is joined by Zac Stevens from DNVR Broncos to once again talk the roller coaster of a season that is the Denver Broncos. After losing to the Eagles on Sunday and go into the bye with a 5-5 record, Zac helps break down what stories should be of focus as Denver prepares for the remaining seven weeks. 

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On a special episode of A.C.E. Matt is joined by Kyle Speller, the PA announcer for the Denver Nuggets and also the father of dynamic brother dup ,Christopher and Christian Speller. The Speller twins play basketball for Colorado Mesa University and Kyle shares his story about being a father and coach to both his sons who played for Rangeview High School before splitting up for a year in college, to ultimately be rejoined at CMU. Kyle also shares some really cool insight on his experience on being one of the NBA's PA announcers inside the NBA bubble.