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For Mike MacIntyre, patience is definitely a virtue as he tries to turn around Colorado

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    Scott Hernandez of Colorado, tries to tackle William Parks of Arizona after he intercepted Sefo Liufau of Colorado during the Saturday Oct. 26, 2013 game in Boulder, Colorado. (AP Photo/The Daily Camera, Cliff Grassmick) (The Associated Press)

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    Colorado quarterback Sefo Liufau throws with pressure from Arizona's Jake Fischer during an NCAA college football game on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2013, in Boulder, Colo. (AP Photo/The Daily Camera, Cliff Grassmick) (The Associated Press)

BOULDER, Colo. – First-year Colorado coach Mike MacIntyre readily admits he's never been all that patient a person.

So when he saw his team regress in their rebuilding efforts last weekend against Arizona, he was a tad bit agitated. MacIntyre put his concern level at "very" in the aftermath of a 44-20 loss in which his defense allowed 405 yards rushing.

After hours spent reviewing the film, though, MacIntyre had a change of heart and insisted the performance wasn't as frustrating as he first surmised.

Overall, MacIntyre appreciates the direction the Buffaloes (3-4, 0-4 Pac-12) are headed as they prepare for No. 17 UCLA on Saturday.

As he's realizing, turning around this program simply takes patience.