The Colorado Buffaloes women's basketball team made it to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time under coach JR Payne, but the Buffaloes have lost guard
Colorado quarterback Dominiq Ponder had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit for driving under the influence when he died in a single-car crash near Boulder on March 1.
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders was clear and concise on Tuesday in response to recent criticisms from former Colorado players that have transferred.
One of the Colorado Buffaloes’ newest offensive linemen opened up about the running back room in spring practice. At Tuesday’s press conference, senior center Demetrius Hunter had high praise for CU’s backfield, highlighting their physicality and explaining how he sees it helping the Buffs win games.
The transfer portal officially opened on Tuesday, April 7, but the Colorado Buffaloes have already felt its impact. Key pieces of Colorado coach Tad Boyle's roster have already announced their intentions of entering the portal, and the Buffaloes will have a new-look team heading into the 2026-27 season.
The autopsy of former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Dominiq Ponder has been released following his death. Ponder, 23, was killed in a single-car accident last month.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ depth issues continue in the early stages of the transfer portal as they took another hit on Monday. CU’s second-to-last remaining center, Fawaz ‘Tacko’ Ifaola announced his intentions to enter the transfer portal, according to 247Sports.
The Colorado Buffaloes are just a few days away from taking the field for the annual Black and Gold spring game, and the energy around the program is already starting to percolate in Boulder.
The Colorado Buffaloes had a great season where they qualified for the NCAA Tournament, but fell short of advancing past the first round as they fell to
On Saturday, the Colorado Buffaloes will be playing their Spring Game, and so far, it seems that the team as a whole has been trending in a great direction.
The Colorado Buffaloes are looking to make a significant improvement for the 2026 season, and so far, the performance this spring on offense and defense appears to be a good sign for Colorado.
It took some time, but the Colorado Buffaloes have a foundation again. Coach JR Payne's 10th season in Boulder featured 10 newcomers, but eight victories in nine games powered the Buffs to their fifth straight 20-win campaign and third NCAA Tournament trip in four years.
On Friday, coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes hosted a highly-touted class of 2027 quarterback who may be the future of the program. Four-star quarterback Andre Adams visited CU’s Boulder campus as he gears up to make his commitment this week.
The Colorado Buffaloes and coach Deion Sanders hosted one of the top offensive linemen from the state of Maryland on a recruiting visit on Thursday. Three-star interior offensive line prospect Jaiden Lindsay spent two days in Boulder on an unofficial visit, just a few months removed from landing a scholarship offer from the Buffs.
Colorado Buffaloes women's basketball is losing two starters, including its leading scorer. Guard Desiree Wooten and forward Tabitha Betson plan to enter the transfer portal when it opens on Tuesday, per social media.
The 2025 season was full of ups and downs for the Colorado Buffaloes, resulting in a 3-9 record. However, there were still positives, while the performance as a collective wasn’t what they hoped for.
In the 2024 season, the Colorado Buffaloes experienced great success with a 9-4 record with a consistent lineup, limited injuries, and great talent. However,
While we wait for the Final Four, the Crown Tournament is underway, and tonight, the Oklahoma Sooners will grapple with the Colorado Buffaloes. This is a quarterfinal matchup from the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Colorado Buffaloes are facing another offseason departure, as forward Sebastian Rancik plans to enter the transfer portal. Rancik, a 6-foot-11 sophomore, was a key contributor for the Buffaloes this past season, providing production and versatility in the frontcourt.
The Colorado Buffaloes just landed one of their biggest offseason wins, and it didn’t come from the transfer portal. Star guard Barrington Hargress is staying in Boulder, according to ESPN analyst Fran Fraschilla, providing a massive boost for a program looking to build momentum heading into next season.