Colorado Buffaloes defensive back Jah Jah Boyd is receiving some major recognition following his Week two performance. Just a few days removed from Colorado’s 52-21 victory over Weber State, Pro Football Focus named Boyd the highest-graded safety in all of college football for the week.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ blowout win over the Weber State Wildcats saw a variety of stars shine in their elevated spotlights. Although coach Deion Sanders expressed his dissatisfaction with his team’s performance postgame, three Colorado stars were named among the Big 12 conference's best from the week.
One of the brightest stars to shine in the Colorado Buffaloes’ blowout Week 2 win over the Weber State Wildcats was redshirt freshman quarterback Julian Lewis.
The Colorado Buffaloes tacked on one more win following their Sept. 12 rout of Weber State. Recruits who took in Folsom Field watched an offensive explosion with quarterback Julian Lewis at the controls.
The Colorado Buffaloes blew out their FCS opponent, the Weber State Wildcats, 52-21 on Saturday. However, coach Deion Sanders wasn’t remotely satisfied with his team’s performance.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders had just watched his team finish the home opener with a 31-point cushion when he turned the locker room into a question about the way the Buffaloes had won.
The Colorado Buffaloes have started the season 2-0 thanks to consecutive victories over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and most recently the Weber State Wildcats.
Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Julian Lewis set the tone this time off his arm. He looked nothing like the quarterback who struggled on Sept. 3 against Georgia Tech in Colorado's 2026 home opener.
Colorado offensive lineman Jose Soto will be sidelined indefinitely with an apparent knee injury, according to Jake Schwanitz of DNVR. Soto was spotted on the sideline ahead of Colorado’s game against Weber State on Saturday using crutches and wearing a large brace on his right knee.
Colorado linebacker Gideon Lampron is doing good off the field. As a Player of Impact, Lampron is asking for donations to the American Heart Association.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets was one of the biggest in college football in Week 1. Getting their vengeance on the team that beat them in Week 1 of the 2025 season is something that could easily have the Buffs riding high, but they’re being intentional not to.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ receiving game was stagnant against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in Week 1. Until a final drive that saw quarterback Julian Lewis throw for 59 yards and a touchdown, he’d only compiled 65 passing yards on the night.
The Colorado Buffaloes are recognizing four players for work fans rarely get to see. Wide receivers Danny Scudero and Hykeem Williams, defensive back Randon Fontenette and defensive tackle Samu Taumanupepe earned the football program’s Student of the Week honors for Weeks 1 and 2.
The Colorado Buffaloes have given Tanner Hardy a chance to see Folsom Field for himself. The 2028 defensive back from Brookhaven High School in Mississippi shared a game invitation for Saturday’s home opener against Weber State, adding Colorado to the programs drawing his attention this fall.
The Colorado Buffaloes had sold nearly 43,000 tickets for Saturday’s home opener as of Sept. 8, per Brian Howell of On3/Rivals. A few of those seats will belong to teenagers the program may still be recruiting years from now.
The Colorado Buffaloes prevented fatigue from their starting 22 against Georgia Tech. Coach Deion Sanders helped rotate players in to propel the 14-13 win, although interior offensive lineman Chauncey Gooden rose as the only one going both ways and earning brief snaps at defensive tackle.
The Colorado Buffaloes pulled off a miracle win against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in Week 1 on account of last-second heroics from their special teams.
Some of the Colorado Buffaloes’ most productive newcomers came from the outside the Power Four. Colorado defensive lineman Lamont Lester Jr. arrived from Monmouth, and after the win at Georgia Tech, Colorado coach Deion Sanders made clear that a smaller-school label does not change what he sees on film.
Ahead of Saturday’s home opener against Weber State, Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders came close to working the box office, putting a sellout request near the top of his weekly press conference.
Tallying three sacks last week at Georgia Tech, rising Colorado Buffaloes defensive lineman Lamont Lester received the Walter Camp National Defensive Player of the Week honors alongside Malachi Toney of Miami.
Being a big-name football coach in America brings plenty of noise, but for Colorado’s Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders, some of that noise is straight-up dangerous.
Right as Shilo Sanders’ 5-day federal bankruptcy trial kicked off in Denver, Deion Sanders spoke about “praying for my baby” and hoped the world would
The Colorado Buffaloes escaped Georgia Tech on Thursday night with a 14-13 win that was equal parts thrilling, chaotic, sloppy and baffling.
Colorado head coach Deion Sanders has never been someone to shy away from making bold claims. This week is no exception.
While Shilo Sanders’ football career is over, his bankruptcy trial isn’t done yet. The former Colorado Buffaloes star safety was issued a $11.89 million default judgment in 2022.
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