Another accomplished defensive lineman is joining the Colorado Buffaloes via the college football transfer portal. Former Appalachian State standout Dylan Manuel announced his commitment to Colorado via Instagram Live on Saturday evening, becoming the eighth transfer to join the Buffs since Saturday.
Isaiah Johnson wrote another chapter in the story of a rookie campaign that’s turning heads. If the Colorado men’s basketball team can continue to pick up wins the way it did on Saturday, with Johnson once again providing a few of the key plays at crunch time, Johnson’s star will continue to climb.
The Colorado Buffaloes coaching staff has been hitting the transfer portal and does not appear to be slowing down. Former Utah Utes cornerback Smith Snowden is a highly sought-after player in the portal, and the Buffaloes are pushing hard to land the defensive player.
The Colorado Buffaloes' offseason is officially underway, with the transfer portal now open for both the program and players. That means coach Deion Sanders and his staff have their work cut out for them as they look to revamp more than half the roster for next season.
The annual Under Armour All-America Game is designed to showcase the future stars of college football, but for Colorado Buffaloes fans, it served as a vivid preview of the culture Deion Sanders is cultivating in Boulder.
Despite coming off a disappointing 3-9 fall, Deion Sanders isn’t taking it easy when it comes to the transfer portal. On Sunday morning, Colorado secured a commitment from the nation’s receiving yards leader in 2025, San Jose State’s Danny Scudero.
All-American receiver Danny Scudero is coming to Boulder. On Sunday morning, it was announced that the former San Jose State star, who is visiting the Colorado campus this week, verbally committed to the Buffs and head coach Deion Sanders.
Colorado football made a move that goes a long way toward filling out the wide receiver room in Boulder. The Buffaloes landed Miami (Ohio) wide receiver Kam Perry out of the portal, and that’s a big pickup, especially after the group lost Omarion Miller earlier this offseason.
The transfer portal has only been officially open since Jan. 2, but the Colorado Buffaloes have landed a number of key commitments already. Late on Saturday night, Colorado added commitments from defensive linemen Yamil Talib and Lamont Lester Jr., as well as running back Damian Henderson II.
The Colorado Buffaloes made a splash in the transfer portal Saturday night by landing three-star Miami (OH) wide receiver Kam Perry. He brings speed, playmaking ability, and much-needed depth to an offense in transition.
TEMPE, Ariz. — Colorado made clutch free throws when it mattered, scoring its final 10 points at the line. The Buffaloes also turned in a strong rebounding game, grabbing several late boards that also could be described as clutch.
Colorado has landed its first addition out of the transfer portal. On Saturday night, former Miami (Ohio) receiver Kam Perry announced that he has committed to the Buffaloes and head coach Deion Sanders.
As the transfer portal opens up, Colorado Buffaloes wide receiver Omarion Miller is set to visit a pair of Big 12 schools as his potential next landing spot.
TEMPE, Ariz. — After rejoining the Big 12 last year, it took a month and a half of conference competition for the Colorado men’s basketball team to notch its first league win.
Why the Buffs won: Their defense was solid throughout the day, holding Cincinnati to 38.9% shooting and forcing 18 turnovers, while the offense was efficient, hitting 44.1% from the floor with just 10 turnovers.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason is in full swing, with the transfer portal officially open for coach Deion Sanders and his staff. The program already has several defensive recruits scheduled to visit Boulder as the program begins reshaping that side of the ball.
Former Bowling Green linebacker Gideon Lampron is set to check out Boulder later this weekend amid his search for a new home. According to his NIL agent, Brian Doneghy, the transfer portal linebacker will check out the Colorado Buffaloes on Sunday and Monday.
Around the country, there are few college basketball venues better than The Pit in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Over the past year, Fernando Lovo has seen that up close as the athletic director at New Mexico.
The Colorado Buffaloes are losing 30 players to the transfer portal, including some key pieces like wide receiver Omarion Miller, safety Tawfiq Byard, and defensive lineman Brandon Davis-Swain, to name a few.
It wasn’t the first time Tad Boyle offered this particular anecdote when describing how much college basketball has changed since he took over the Colorado men’s program in 2010.
Coach Deion Sanders and his Colorado Buffaloes staff are well on their way to rebuilding a defense in need of major help. At least four transfer portal
The Colorado Buffaloes' most decimated position group should be getting some help soon. With the lone transfer portal window of the offseason now open, at least four defensive linemen have already scheduled visits to Boulder for the coming days, according to multiple reports.