Contrary to certain narratives, coach Deion Sanders has no intentions of leaving the Colorado Buffaloes now that his sons, Shedeur and Shilo, are in the NFL.
Paul Finebaum aimed at Deion Sanders during ESPN’s Get Up after the Colorado head coach called for a college football salary cap. Sanders sparked the conversation
In the weight room, on the practice field and at the dining hall, offensive tackle Jordan Seaton has enjoyed a strong offseason ahead of his sophomore year with the Colorado Buffaloes.
Two of the Colorado Buffaloes' biggest question marks this season revolve around their offensive line and linebacker core. And yet, three Phil Steele preseason All-Big 12 honorees are at those positions.
Sanders wants to level the playing field. Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders showed up to Big 12 Media Day in Frisco with plenty of opinions, and he wasn’t afraid to let them be known.
The Buffs landed another potential playmaker. Not long after landing linebacker Carson Crawford, the Colorado Buffaloes have the verbal commitment of three-star safety D’Montae Tims.
Robert Livingston has a good one coming in. The Colorado Buffaloes remain busy on the recruiting, this time landing linebacker Carson Crawford from Texas.
As college football adapts to the revenue share model in light of the House settlement's approval, some head coaches like Colorado's Deion Sanders have called for a market cap to help level the playing field in the Name, Image and Likeness space.
The Colorado Buffaloes are heading into a big season in the Big 12. The team is looking to show that they can keep up their success without Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter and with a new quarterback taking the lead.
Deion Sanders proposed a solution to control the flow of astronomical NIL money. The Colorado head coach wants college authorities to consider introducing the salary cap system.
ESPN's Paul Finebaum is no stranger to speaking his mind about college football coaches, and he's once again casting fresh doubt toward Colorado's Deion Sanders as the Buffaloes face the departures of their two biggest stars, Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter.
Colorado’s recruiting momentum has hit a wall in the Class of 2026, as Mike Farrell Sports‘ Mark Pszonak dubbed the Buffaloes one of the five most disappointing programs in the cycle.