Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders needs to have a successful season in 2026, otherwise the pressure may start to ramp up, prompting questions about
Having Anaelle Dutat pick up her pace in rebounding was to be expected. After all, the senior has been the top rebounder for the Colorado women’s basketball team all season, even with a mid-season lull.
Coach JR Payne's Colorado Buffaloes women's basketball team is finally beginning to receive some well-deserved national attention. Two days after upsetting the No.
At New Mexico, basketball tickets practically sold themselves. Fernando Lovo spent only one year at New Mexico, yet in his even shorter time so far at Colorado, he already understands the CU Events Center is a much tougher sell than the Lobos’ legendary venue, The Pit.
The Colorado Buffaloes have no shortage of loyal supporters, but none of them embody the spirit of Boulder quite like Miss Peggy Coppom. At 101 years old, the Buffs’ beloved super fan remains a constant presence at Colorado athletic events.
With plans to commit this summer, class of 2027 wide receiver and new Colorado Buffaloes recruiting target Elias Pearl has locked in three official visits.
The Colorado Buffaloes have made no secret about their offensive ambitions heading into 2026. With Deion Sanders retooling his staff, new offensive coordinator Brennan Marion is expected to play a central role in that evolution.
Keeping his freshmen out of the transfer portal won't come cheap, but Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball coach Tad Boyle may put some added effort in retaining guard/forward Ian Imnan around for at least another year.
Sebastian Rancik has struggled with his shot lately. Yet he certainly hasn’t struggled to find a way to make an impact. The sophomore forward continued his recent surge on the glass as the Colorado men’s basketball team posted an 83-69 victory against Oklahoma State on Saturday at the CU Events Center.
The Colorado Buffaloes had sky-high expectations when coach Deion Sanders arrived in Boulder in 2021, but three seasons later, the return on investment has not matched the hype, especially in a category where he still ranks among the sport’s highest-paid coaches.
The Colorado Buffaloes faced the Oklahoma State Cowboys at home and secured a much-needed win to keep any NCAA Tournament hopes alive. Colorado coach Tad Boyle did a solid job preparing his team for this game, but it will take more consistent efforts the rest of the season to be successful.
Led by coach JR Payne, the Colorado Buffaloes women's basketball program is enjoying a run of success that hasn't been seen in Boulder since the 1990s.
Colorado has made a late addition to its secondary. On Saturday night, the Buffaloes announced the signing of defensive back Donavon Stephens, who played this past season at Georgia Military College and will now play for head coach Deion Sanders.
The Colorado Buffaloes have had an active offseason, and coach Deion Sanders and his staff don’t appear to be finished yet. On Saturday night, the Buffaloes made another JUCO signing official.
BOULDER — Suffocates. A CU Events Center that included coach Deion Sanders and every squealing child in the 303 area code watched Colorado Buffaloes women's basketball shut down the No.
With the game on the line, the Colorado women’s basketball team cranked up its defense. The Buffaloes shut down No. 20 Texas Tech in the fourth quarter and pulled off a 75-68 upset of the Red Raiders at the CU Events Center on Saturday night.
Bangot Dak put together a big game, but encountered foul trouble in the second half. Colorado head coach Tad Boyle turned to Elijah Malone, yet the senior center once again managed to foul out after a brief cameo.
It appears Shilo Sanders got Olympic fever during the Winter Games, but we’re almost certain he’s over it now. The former Colorado defensive back recently hit the slope but is unlikely to return after suffering a nasty fall.
Mike Elko and Deion Sanders have both recently gone on record advocating for a college football commissioner. With NIL tampering, transfer portal, and eligibility controversies creating a Wild West environment, coaches are increasingly concerned that the sport is drifting toward an unsustainable future.