“What I love about B-Lew is every single day, he’s trying to improve something in his game,” Barnes said.

Linebacker Robert Barnes doesn’t sit in meetings with Lewis, but sees him on the field every day. He is one of our prominent captains, as well.” “He’s also one of the mentors that we look up to. He’s a mentor for younger guys,” junior guard Casey Roddick said. In addition to experience, Lewis has earned respect in the CU locker room. I’m excited to watch him when we go into training camp next week.” “Whether it’s good or bad, you learn from that experience. “He can use that as a year of being the starter, gaining so much experience about playing in the Pac-12, particularly some of the non-conference games we had. “The best part is that (Lewis) played for 12 games for us last year,” Dorrell said. Na’im Rodman, CU Buffs lean on experience along defensive line QB battle continues as CU Buffs progress through camp

Related ArticlesĬU Buffs’ Jordyn Tyson not letting hype get in way of progressĬU football notes: Maurice Bell healthy, making plays It is the only position group on the team in which every scholarship player is back and it’s the first time in his tenure at CU that Dorrell has returning experience at quarterback. Going in, Lewis is the man to beat.Īlthough Lewis and the offense struggled in 2021, the Buffs can at least lean on the experience they have at quarterback. This summer, is previewing each position group for CU and in this final installment, we look at the quarterbacks.Īs the Buffs open preseason camp on Tuesday, there will be a battle for the starting job between Lewis and junior JT Shrout.

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