During the 2025 college basketball season, the Colorado Buffaloes finished in the bottom half of the Big 12 with a 17-16 overall record, showcasing the team's inconsistencies throughout the season.
The Colorado Buffaloes will enter the season with multiple new targets on offense, including transfer receivers like Kam Perry, Danny Scudero, and DeAndre Moore Jr.
Following another season where the Colorado Buffaloes failed to qualify for the NCAA Tournament, Coach Tad Boyle is hoping the outcome is different in 2026.
After last season, the Colorado Buffaloes and coach Deion Sanders knew there needed to be changes made. Sanders and the Buffaloes attacked the transfer portal, which could lead to a season that is more successful than many outside of Boulder expect following solid spring practices.
The Colorado Buffaloes hosted Division II defensive line transfer Jaylen Harris on an official recruiting visit on Wednesday. The Buffaloes also offered Harris a scholarship as they inch closer to adding a needed force to their defensive line.
Former Colorado Buffaloes offensive tackle Jordan Seaton is once again at the center of the college football conversations, this time because of the value he created for himself during his time in Boulder.
The Colorado Buffaloes 2026-27 men’s basketball non-conference schedule is starting to take shape. Colorado will be playing in the 2026 Acrisure Series in November.
After the end of the spring season, the Colorado Buffaloes seem ready for what they hope to be one of the best seasons under coach Deion Sanders yet. So with spring performances in mind, here is a projection for Colorado’s defensive depth chart in 2026 after making a significant amount of changes from the 2025 roster.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ 2027 recruiting class is beginning to take shape. In a recent development, they’ve begun keying in on what would be their second four-star commitment of the class.
The Colorado Buffaloes have finished spring practice, and with a revamped roster, the team look to have a much better season under coach Deion Sanders in 2026.
Very little went right during the 2025 football season for the Colorado Buffaloes with a 3-9 mark. Multiple factors from offensive inconsistency, defensive lapses, injuries, coaching, etc contributed to the massive decline.
So far, Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes have struggled to find sustained success as a pairing and are entering year four together, which could be the most important season yet. Heading into the 2026 season, it appears that the pressure could be the highest it has ever been.
The Colorado Buffaloes have delivered its most explosive offensive moments through the air. This era of coach Deion Sanders witnessed wide receivers Travis Hunter, Jimmy Horn and last season Omarion Miller rise as the faces of the offense.
On Monday, the Colorado Buffaloes made an investment in their future, extending a scholarship offer to four-star running back recruit Carter Hanson from the class of 2028.
Following a season where the Colorado Buffaloes struggled to get consistent stops on defense, coach Deion Sanders decided to make a significant number of changes, which started with the approach in the transfer portal.
As the Colorado Buffaloes and coach Deion Sanders look to have a much better record than they did in 2025, that has meant a different kind of approach in the transfer portal.
The Colorado Buffaloes had an up-and-down season from their offensive line in 2025. With the Buffaloes returning three starters from that unit, the offensive line will look almost entirely different from last season’s group.
The first weekend of May marked a momentous occasion for many Colorado Buffaloes students as their commencement ceremonies took place. However, late Buffs quarterback Dominiq Ponder, who passed away in a single-car accident on March 1, never got to experience the culmination of his hard work at CU.
Following a great season from the Colorado Buffaloes and coach JR Payne, they are hoping to have an even better showing next season. This offseason has been full of additions and losses for the entirety of women’s basketball after the team's early exit in March Madness.