Colorado's defensive coordinator Robert Livingston is gearing up for a challenging preseason as he prepares his defense to face a formidable offense led by dynamic quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Despite the difficulties, Livingston sees this as an opportunity for growth and improvement. The Buffs' defense struggled last season, ranking near the bottom in points and yards allowed, but significant changes have been made. With 31 new players on the roster and a fresh coaching perspective, Livingston is optimistic about the team's dedication and culture. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on players' strengths rather than their weaknesses, aiming to build a cohesive unit that can effectively respond to the challenges posed by the offense. As the team progresses through training camp, Livingston believes that the rigorous practice will prepare them for the season opener against North Dakota State on August 29. The goal is to ensure that the defense is ready to face adversity head-on.
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