Rus Bradburd

Jan 22, 2025 | kansascity.com | Rus Bradburd

In an age when name, image and likeness (NIL) deals for college athletes have turned rosters into revolving doors, so that you barely know who'll be the quarterback next season, fans may be wondering what's next. Rus Bradburd's novel "Big Time" may contain the satirical answer. Welcome to Coors State University in Colorado, where the English department has been eliminated, agriculture professors reseed and groom the stadium's turf and Criminal Justice profs provide security on game days.

Jan 21, 2025 | arcamax.com | Rus Bradburd |Pete Tamburro |Holiday Mathis |Jase Graves

In an age when name, image and likeness (NIL) deals for college athletes have turned rosters into revolving doors, so that you barely know who’ll be the quarterback next season, fans may be wondering what’s next. Rus Bradburd’s novel “Big Time” may contain the satirical answer. Welcome to Coors State University in Colorado, where the English department has been eliminated, agriculture professors reseed and groom the stadium’s turf and Criminal Justice profs provide security on game days.

Jan 14, 2025 | big10central.com | Rus Bradburd |Eddie Chuculate

In an age when name, image and likeness (NIL) deals for college athletes have turned rosters into revolving doors, so that you barely know who’ll be the quarterback next season, fans may be wondering what’s next. Rus Bradburd’s novel “Big Time” may contain the satirical answer. Welcome to Coors State University in Colorado, where the English department has been eliminated, agriculture professors reseed and groom the stadium’s turf and Criminal Justice profs provide security on game days.

Jan 13, 2025 | startribune.com | Eddie Chuculate |Rus Bradburd

Fiction: Former coach Rus Bradburd knows what he’s talking about. January 13, 2025 at 3:00PMThe crazy world of college football is the subject of satiric novel "Big Time." (Elliott Polk (Clickability Client Services) — Getty Images/The Minnesota Star Tribune)In an age when name, image and likeness (NIL) deals for college athletes have turned rosters into revolving doors, so that you barely know who’ll be the quarterback next season, fans may be wondering what’s next.

Nov 24, 2024 | coloradosun.com | Rus Bradburd |Kevin Simpson

The smell of artificial butter made Professor Eugene Mooney queasy. What choice did he have, though, when the authentic stuff was so expensive? Two hours before game time, he felt vaguely nauseated as the corn popped and the first industrial-sized batch emerged. The sick feeling would last well past the opening kickoff, and probably another three hours. Or at least until they sold out of popcorn.