👋 Good Morning!
I’d like to start by saying Happy Veteran’s Day. From all of us at DNVR, thank you to anyone who serves / has served in the military.
— Justin Michael
Listen to Alex Singleton: Go see a doctor
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What a warrior.
Alex Singleton found out that he had testicular cancer, played all 60 defensive snaps against the Raiders on Thursday Night Football and then had surgery the following morning to remove the tumor.
After everything that he’s been through, Singleton is now raising awareness for early detection and encouraging people to not be afraid to go the doctor. It’s pretty remarkable on multiple levels.
I admire Singleton’s public vulnerability during such a scary time. It’s no secret that a lot of men especially are not great about getting regular check-ups. I know that I could definitely be better about it. And If you’re in the same boat, I encourage you to try and break the habit as well. If not for you, for the people who love you.
Zac Stevens has more details on the situation and quotes from the inside linebacker in his latest piece. It’s unlocked and free to read for everyone. It’s definitely worth your time.
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Kyle Jorgensen was named the Mountain West Player of the Week after averaging 20 points and 9 rebounds per game over CSU’s first two wins.
Nikola Jokić is having another monster season. Brendan Vogt touched on it, as well as a bunch of other great tidbits on the squad. Check it out.
See you at the tailgate
Sunday’s game against the Chiefs is the biggest in years. If you’re going to be at Mile High, show up early and hit up the best tailgate in the city.
We’ve got wings from Fire on the Mountain, ice-cold beer and immaculate vibes.
