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Published Feb 12, 2020

Players, recruits and the Twittersphere react to Mel Tucker's departure

Justin Guerriero • CUSportsReport

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@GuerrieroCU

Since news of Mel Tucker leaving Colorado for Michigan State broke late last night, Twitter has been buzzing with reactions from players, recruits and observers, alike. This morning, it's doubtless intensified. Here's what people are saying in the aftermath of Tucker's hasty departure from Boulder.