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,
The Colorado Buffaloes have offered class of 2027 recruit, defensive lineman Sean Saint Fleur. Class of 2027 recruit Sean Saint Fleur posted on his X account that the Buffaloes have given him an offer. “After a great conversation with Rashad Rich (Colorado director of recruiting),” Saint Fleur said.
Looking ahead to the future, the Colorado Buffaloes want to find sustained success, especially on the defensive line. It seems that early in the process, Colorado is an early favorite to land a great edge prospect from the 2027 class to help add depth up front from the high school level.
Following a lot of roster turnover on the defensive side, the Colorado Buffaloes were able to bring in defensive tackle Ezra Christensen, who has a great opportunity to become a dominant force up front for the Buffaloes.
Throughout the offseason, it became very clear that the Colorado Buffaloes needed significant improvement on the interior of the defensive line to stop the run.
The Colorado Buffaloes saw massive turnover during the offseason, welcoming a whopping 60 new players to the team. But in all of the uncertainty, there are three position groups Colorado coach Deion Sanders doesn’t need to worry about in 2026.
During the Colorado Buffaloes’ spring practice, offensive line coach Gunnar White spoke about the development of one of his up-and-coming talents during spring practice.
Coach Tad Boyle and his Colorado Buffaloes had a season of highs and lows in 2025, but they laid the foundation for the future of the program. Here are three key takeaways Boyle and the Buffs can make note of from this season, and what they need to do to implement them in 2026.
Three stops later, guard Zyanna Walker is home. Walker will return to the Colorado Buffaloes next season, she announced on social media Thursday. The junior was a key reason for Colorado's recent NCAA Tournament berth and will look to build on that impact as a senior in 2026-27.
Following the College Basketball Crown, coach Tad Boyle and the Colorado Buffaloes now look forward to next season. As a result of several players leaving in the transfer portal, the pressure is on Boyle to re-tool a roster that loses most of its production.
In years past, the Colorado Buffaloes have struggled to find a consistent way to move the ball on the ground with a struggling offensive line that constantly behind the sticks and forced to pass protect.
The Colorado Buffaloes are set to match up with the Oklahoma Sooners in the College Basketball Crown Tournament, but the Buffaloes will be without several
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.
Deion Sanders once again showed why his players rally behind him, this time with a simple but heartfelt gesture at Colorado’s Pro Day. In a moment that could’ve easily turned awkward, Sanders instead turned it into something memorable for linebacker Reggie Hughes.
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.
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