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Colorado Buffaloes Hire Brennan Marion as New Offensive Coordinator
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Colorado Buffaloes Hire Brennan Marion as New Offensive Coordinator: A Promising Move to Revitalize Their Offense
The Colorado Buffaloes have appointed Brennan Marion as their new offensive coordinator, following a challenging season. Marion, previously the head coach at Sacramento State, brings a wealth of coaching experience and a successful track record of improving offensive performance. His tenure at UNLV saw a significant increase in scoring, from 26.3 points per game to 34.4 in his first year, and a consistent upward trend in subsequent seasons. Marion is set to replace Pat Shurmur, who struggled to improve the Buffaloes offense, which averaged only 20.9 points per game last season. With Marions Go-Go offense, the Buffaloes aim to bounce back from their disappointing three-win season.
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