The Colorado Buffaloes continue to reshape their roster this offseason, with the secondary remaining a major focus for Deion Sanders and his staff. After seeing multiple defensive backs enter the transfer portal, Colorado has welcomed several new faces, particularly at cornerback.
Colorado’s collection of transfers continued on Sunday, with the addition of two former Big Ten players. Former Ohio State offensive lineman Jayvon McFadden and former Indiana defensive back Jah Jah Boyd committed to the Buffs and head coach Deion Sanders.
Why the Buffs lost: CU’s defense wasn’t as strong as usual, in part because of foul trouble. That contributed to UCF dominating down the stretch of both halves.
Minutes after his team suffered its third consecutive loss, Colorado men’s basketball coach Tad Boyle discussed a recurring theme with his club. Fight?
Among the several transfer portal departures for the Colorado Buffaloes was quarterback Ryan Staub. The quarterback has found a new home through the portal, committing to the Tennessee Volunteers. Staub has spent the past three years with the Buffaloes, earning one start in 2025.
The Colorado Buffaloes' offseason has been defined by losses to the transfer portal, but there is still plenty for fans to be optimistic about in Boulder.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ transfer portal push continues to gain momentum, and the latest wave of additions may be one of the most impactful yet. Over the past several weeks, Colorado has added a slew of new transfers, including five newcomers on Saturday alone, headlined by Alabama transfer running back Richard Young.
Nearly 40 Colorado Buffaloes players took advantage of the lone transfer portal window of the college football offseason, including four All-Big 12 performers in offensive tackle Jordan Seaton, wide receiver Omarion Miller, safety Tawfiq Byard and defensive end London Merritt.
MORGANTOWN, West Va. — Tad Boyle decided it finally was time to shake things up. Not that it changed the end result. For the first time this season the Colorado men’s basketball team featured a different starting lineup, with freshman Isaiah Johnson getting his first career start on Saturday at West Virginia in place of Felix Kossaras.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — The deficit wasn’t as large this time. And so the rally wasn’t quite as dramatic. Still, it was another comeback that fell short for the Colorado Buffaloes.
Six games into the Big 12 Conference slate, the Colorado women’s basketball team has proven that, as usual, it is tough to beat at home. The Buffs are 3-0 against conference foes at the CU Events Center after an upset win against No.
The transfer portal closed on Jan. 16, and the Colorado Buffaloes lost 37 players, per 247Sports. Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes lost talent on both sides of the ball, but one departure could have the biggest effect on the team.
The Colorado football team is adding more experience to its competition on the offensive line. On Saturday, Leon Bell, a former starting tackle at California, committed to the Buffaloes and head coach Deion Sanders, as did former Baylor defensive tackle Samu Taumanupepe.
The Colorado Buffaloes have one of the biggest incoming transfer portal classes in the country, and according to newly hired offensive coordinator Brennan Marion, Colorado coach Deion Sanders and his staff are not finished adding more talent to the roster.
MORGANTOWN, West Va. — Against one of the top defenses in the Big 12, Colorado buckled out of the gate at Cincinnati. By the time the Buffaloes recovered, it was too late.
Many young teams fold as stakes get higher, but if any can become an exception, it's Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball. Coach Tad Boyle's Buffs (12-15, 2-2 Big 12) suffered a troubling loss on the road against the Cincinnati Bearcats last Wednesday, testing their mental fortitude.
Jordan Nytes is staying home to start her professional career. The former Colorado goalkeeper was signed by Denver Summit FC, the new entry in the National Women’s Soccer League that opens its inaugural season on March 14.
MORGANTOWN, West Va. — At some point, assuming he stays at Colorado, Isaiah Johnson will become a fixture in the Buffaloes’ starting lineup. After a 77-68 defeat at Cincinnati on Wednesday, Buffaloes head coach Tad Boyle once again made a comment, albeit a brief one, regarding the status of the CU rotation.
The Colorado Buffaloes offseason has been a roller coaster for fans, with more than half of last year’s roster entering the transfer portal. While Deion Sanders and his staff moved quickly to reload, many of those exits came as players looked for opportunities at bigger programs.
Colorado head coach Deion Sanders has stated many times that he would not leave college to coach an NFL team. However, he has come close to it before. When Cowboys owner Jerry Jones parted ways with Mike McCarthy, Sanders did think about the possibility of coaching his former team.
The Colorado Buffaloes coaching staff continues to add talent through the transfer portal, up to 35 commitments. The Buffaloes are bolstering their offensive line, earning a commitment from former Lafayette Leopards’ Sean Kinney. Kinney spent the last two seasons in Lafayette, appearing in all 24 games.
The transfer portal is as wild as its ever been, as cash is flying all across college football. And things have been taken to the next level as, according to Florida booster Hal Lewis, Colorado offensive tackle Jordan Seaton, who hit the transfer portal on Monday night, has his camp starting the bidding at $2.5 million.
Colorado safety Carter Stoutmire is heading to the transfer portal after three solid years in the Buffs’ secondary. This isn’t just some name hitting the portal, either.