Three-star wide receiver recruit Jacob Swain committed to the Colorado Buffaloes, per Rivals' Haydn Hollin, as Colorado coach Deion Sanders continues adding to the program’s 2026 class.
Colorado has added more young talent on offense. On Monday, Jacob Swain, a receiver prospect in the 2026 class from Melissa (Texas) High School, gave his verbal commitment to the Buffaloes and head coach Deion Sanders.
Josiah Sanders admits it. Not long ago, he was trying to fight through a freshman wall. It’s not a barrier that’s easy to break through. Yet Sanders has done just that.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason has been defined by transfer portal losses, but there have also been plenty of meaningful additions. Coach Deion Sanders put together a strong offseason overall, with one position group standing out more than the rest.
Deion Sanders is never one to shy away from speaking proudly about his children, and this time, the Hall of Famer made it clear that his son Shedeur Sanders deserves every bit of praise coming his way.
Heading into 2026, there are many new transfers for the Colorado Buffaloes to sort out, especially on the offensive side where they stand on the depth chart. Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes offensive staff have some decisions to make at many positions including the offensive line, wide receiver, and running back.
The Colorado Buffaloes offense looks different this offseason following the hire of former Sacramento State coach Brennan Marion as offensive coordinator.
Why the Buffs won: Their defense was stellar once again, and they got clutch offensive performances from their veterans. 1. CU’s Zyanna Walker: Scored a career-high 24 points, while also posting four rebounds, three steals and two blocks.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason has been defined by roster turnover, both through the transfer portal and a major rebuild across multiple units. Coach Deion Sanders and his staff had to revamp more than half the roster—and they moved quickly to do it.
It was a thumping that required reflection. And an honest assessment. That’s what the coaching staff of the Colorado men’s basketball team after returning to Boulder on the heels of a 30-point loss at Iowa State.
BOULDER — Sparked by a youth-centered starting lineup change, Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball snapped its six-game losing streak on Sunday via an 87-61 win over the TCU Horned Frogs.
Tad Boyle sent a message to his struggling club with a starting lineup shakeup, sending four true freshmen to the floor alongside regular starting point guard Barrington Hargress.
This Colorado Buffaloes losing streak has an awfully familiar stench. Colorado coach Tad Boyle's Buffs (12-9, 2-6 Big 12) are nosediving in conference standings and fan perception after a sixth straight loss.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason has been defined by coach Deion Sanders and his staff surrounding redshirt freshman quarterback Julian Lewis with as much talent as possible.
There still will be plenty of basketball to play after the upcoming week. Yet if Colorado wants to avoid spiraling into another last-place finish in the Big 12 Conference, the upcoming week will be critical.
Offensively, the Colorado women’s basketball team has weapons, but it’s been an inconsistent bunch this season. Defensively, however, the Buffaloes have locked in, giving themselves a chance in every game they play.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason has centered on surrounding redshirt freshman quarterback Julian Lewis with as much talent as possible. Coach Deion Sanders and his staff have made that a priority, completely revamping the wide receiver unit.
Heading into 2026, the Colorado Buffaloes offensive line will have to move forward without their best from 2025 with offensive tackle Jordan Seaton transferring to LSU and leaving a huge hole at left tackle. Colorado coach Deion Sanders has been able to adjust and brought in several lineman to help, but one lineman will be the key.
The wheels have just about fallen off a once-promising season for the Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball team. Coach Tad Boyle's bunch dropped its sixth straight game on Thursday evening to the No.
Some of Deion Sanders’ decisions have caused Colorado to suffer throughout the season, and several athletes have also appeared unhappy because of it. Once again, Coach Prime has made a decision that has left many frustrated.
Deion Sanders has an interesting problem on his hands. Well, maybe more so had an interesting problem on his hands. Multiple tweets released an update on Colorado on Monday morning, mentioning that Deion Sanders is officially banning players from wearing gear of their former teams in the CU facilities.