The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason has been full of ups and downs, but this one might be the most transformative in program history. Colorado coach Deion Sanders and his staff are taking a unique approach in the transfer portal—one that echoes a national champion's philosophy.
There aren’t many familiar names on the Colorado football roster anymore. Yet, with the transfer portal closing on Friday, head coach Deion Sanders’ team is coming together as he prepares for his fourth season in Boulder.
Lane Kiffin has been raiding rosters since taking over at LSU. More than 30 transfers joined the Tigers in a two-week blitz that reshaped college football’s offseason narrative.
Before leaving for the Tennessee Volunteers, quarterback Ryan Staub paid one final visit to his now-former head coach, Deion Sanders. On Monday, Sanders
Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders has been with the program for three years. Since his son, former Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders, joined the NFL with the Cleveland Browns, there has been a debate about whether the Colorado coach would also move to the NFL.
Colorado Buffaloes offensive lineman Jordan Seaton has emerged as the No. 1 available player in the NCAA Transfer Portal with programs from coast-to-coast battling for his services.
Throughout his last two seasons of high school football, Cameron Newton rushed for more than 4,400 yards and 72 touchdowns. Yet, he didn’t have a college home – until now.
The Colorado Buffaloes may be focusing on the transfer portal, but the program is still adding to the 2026 recruiting class. Running back Cam Newton was one of the top remaining players of the position available before he committed to the Colorado Buffaloes.
M Deion Sanders just grabbed his 42nd transfer while Indiana prepares for a national championship game. Colorado landed another defensive back on Sunday.
The Colorado Buffaloes continue to reshape their roster this offseason, with the secondary remaining a major focus for Deion Sanders and his staff. After seeing multiple defensive backs enter the transfer portal, Colorado has welcomed several new faces, particularly at cornerback.
For the second time under Deion Sanders, the Colorado Buffaloes failed to reach bowl eligibility. They went just 3-9 overall and 1-8 in Big 12 matchups.
The Colorado Buffaloes' offseason has been defined by losses to the transfer portal, but there is still plenty for fans to be optimistic about in Boulder.
The Colorado Buffaloes are off to a fast start this offseason, facing the task of overhauling more than half their roster. Coach Deion Sanders and his staff have wasted no time, making early moves to strengthen the secondary.
A key member of Deion Sanders' quarterback room could be on the move soon, according to reports. As the NCAA's winter transfer portal window draws to a close, numerous CFB stars are still undecided — including Colorado's Jordan Seaton.
Deion Sanders is entering his fourth season as coach of the Colorado Buffaloes. Over the past couple years, there have been rumblings about the possibility
Coach Deion Sanders is aggressively addressing the defensive needs of the Colorado Buffaloes by securing high-profile talent through the transfer portal.
The transfer portal closed on Jan. 16, and the Colorado Buffaloes lost 37 players, per 247Sports. Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes lost talent on both sides of the ball, but one departure could have the biggest effect on the team.
The Colorado Buffaloes have one of the biggest incoming transfer portal classes in the country, and according to newly hired offensive coordinator Brennan Marion, Colorado coach Deion Sanders and his staff are not finished adding more talent to the roster.
The Colorado Buffaloes have landed an astounding 35 players in the transfer portal so far this offseason, the 4th most in all of FBS. Here is a deeper dive into some of coach Deion Sanders' best incoming transfers for the 2026 season. Per 247Sports, Colorado has the No.
Colorado head coach Deion Sanders has stated many times that he would not leave college to coach an NFL team. However, he has come close to it before. When Cowboys owner Jerry Jones parted ways with Mike McCarthy, Sanders did think about the possibility of coaching his former team.
Will Colorado lose Deion Sanders to the NFL this offseason? That's a question floating around the college football community this week. Sanders, 58, received plenty of praise for the job he did in 2024 at Colorado.
Deion Sanders has built his Colorado Buffaloes teams by significantly utilizing the college football transfer portal. This year, Sanders has 34 players committed, 34 last year, 43 the year before that and 52 in his first season.
Deion Sanders did not have an ideal ending to his third season with the Colorado Buffaloes. The team went just 3-9, marking its worst record since he took over as head coach in 2023.
In his third year with the Colorado Buffaloes, Deion Sanders went 3-9 and failed to reach bowl eligibility. It's the team's worst season under his leadership after it went 4-8 in 2023 and 9-4 in 2024.