The first couple weeks of camp will be interesting to see what players make an early impression and work their way into more reps as camp progresses. Running back, wide receiver, inside linebacker, edge rusher and both sides of the line will have playing time on the line.

Of course, there are plenty more positions up for grabs. He has also spent plenty of time studying Mike Sanford's new offense, and the guess here is this is a battle that won't be decided until the final weeks of camp. He has been effusive with his praise of Lewis, who has earned the respect of his teammates and coaches with his work ethic and leadership.īut Shrout was impressive last summer before his injury and had a solid spring in limited work. Shrout, who is fully healthy and itching to get back into the mix? Dorrell has stressed that Lewis is in the driver's seat, saying it's his job to lose. Position battles - No doubt, there are plenty worth watching here, beginning with the most important position on the team.Ĭan incumbent Brendon Lewis hold onto his job as the starting quarterback, or will he be unseated by J.T.

The correct answer is 'everything.' But we've outlined some obvious storylines to follow, as well as some inside-the-numbers issues that will be critical as August unfolds. On what will Dorrell and his revamped staff be concentrating? 2 season opener against TCU at Folsom Field (8 p.m., ESPN), and every one of those workouts will be crucial to their development.

The Buffs will have 25 practices between now and their Sept. BOULDER - When Karl Dorrell's Colorado Buffaloes open training camp Tuesday, there will be no shortage of storylines that will be worth watching develop over the next month.

Workhorse brewing