California big men sticking with Colorado 
November, 25, 2012
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Erik McKinney | ESPN.com
The total recruiting fallout of Colorado's decision to fire head coach Jon Embree won't be felt for several months, but in the immediate aftermath Sunday evening, the Buffs' 2013 recruiting class appeared to be in good shape, specifially with the two California three-star offensive linemen in the class.
Offensive tackle Gunnar Graham (Kentfield, Calif./Marin Catholic) said he had been thinking for a while about what he might do if Embree were let go, and Sunday night he was firm in his response.
"Personally, if I'm able to when the new coach comes in, I would love to stay with Colorado," Graham said. "What made my decision was, if I were to go to any school, where would I feel the most comfortable? Colorado felt the best for me."
Offensive tackle Gunnar Graham (Kentfield, Calif./Marin Catholic) said he had been thinking for a while about what he might do if Embree were let go, and Sunday night he was firm in his response.
"Personally, if I'm able to when the new coach comes in, I would love to stay with Colorado," Graham said. "What made my decision was, if I were to go to any school, where would I feel the most comfortable? Colorado felt the best for me."
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