The Tennessee Vols’ quarterback competition between redshirt freshman George MacIntyre, true freshman Faizon Brandon, and Colorado Buffaloes transfer Ryan Staub is still in its early stages.
The Tennessee Vols have an open quarterback competition this offseason. Tennessee explored a couple of quarterback options over the winter. The Vols tried to land Arizona State transfer quarterback Sam Leavitt, but he ended up at LSU after Tennessee declined to get into an NIL bidding war.
Deion Sanders is one of those figures you either love or criticize—but ignoring him is nearly impossible. That constant spotlight is exactly why Colorado continues to dominate media attention.
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The Tennessee Vols' starting quarterback competition is in its very early stages. Redshirt freshman George MacIntyre, true freshman Faizon Brandon, and Colorado transfer Ryan Staub are competing for the starting job.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
Spring practice started this week for the Tennessee Vols, which means the starting quarterback battle on Rocky Top is officially underway. Redshirt freshman George MacIntyre, true freshman Faizon Brandon, and Colorado transfer Ryan Staub are battling for the Vols' starting quarterback job.
Ryan Staub’s recent comments have sparked conversation across the college football world. The Tennessee quarterback did not hold back at all while praising the Volunteers’ coaching staff.
Colorado Buffaloes transfer quarterback Ryan Staub is in the mix to win the Tennessee Vols' starting quarterback job. Staub, however, is a massive underdog in this quarterback competition, which also includes redshirt freshman George MacIntyre and true freshman Faizon Brandon.
The Colorado Buffaloes lost quarterback Ryan Staub to the transfer portal this offseason. Staub transferred to the Tennessee Volunteers, but had nothing
Tennessee Vols true freshman Faizon Brandon will compete for the starting quarterback job on Rocky Top this spring and fall. Brandon, a former five-star recruit from Greensboro, NC, will compete with redshirt freshman George MacIntyre and Colorado Buffaloes transfer Ryan Staub for the job.
The Colorado Buffaloes offseason is winding down, with spring practice fast approaching. It has been months defined by roster turnover as coach Deion Sanders worked the transfer portal. Still, a quiet but meaningful development involving one of his former quarterbacks may have shifted the conversation.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
The Tennessee Vols made an addition to their quarterback room on Sunday. ESPN's Pete Thamel reported on Sunday afternoon that Colorado Buffaloes transfer quarterback Ryan Staub had committed to Tennessee.
While 2025 starter Joey Aguilar is still engaged in a legal fight for a sixth season of eligibility, Tennessee found its safety blanket at quarterback for next season when Colorado transfer Ryan Staub announced he's joining the Volunteers, he announced on social media Sunday.
After missing out on Sam Leavitt, Tennessee is still looking for its 2026 starting quarterback from the college football transfer portal. The Volunteers still lack a definitive answer, but claimed an intriguing addition with former Colorado veteran Ryan Staub.
The Tennessee Vols will reportedly host a transfer quarterback on a visit this weekend. Tennessee is still in the market for a transfer quarterback after missing on a couple of its top targets.
A limited number of days remain for college football players seeking better situations to enter the transfer portal. The two-week window to enter the transfer portal began on Jan.
Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers are expected to host Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Ryan Staub for a visit to Baton Rouge this week, according to LouisianaSports.net.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason has been full of roster changes, but the program has found a backup quarterback for Julian Lewis in Utah transfer Isaac Wilson.
The Colorado Buffaloes are navigating a challenging offseason after losing significant talent across multiple positions. Coach Deion Sanders is also expected to lose backup quarterback Ryan Staub to the transfer portal.
To little surprise, third-year Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Ryan Staub will enter the transfer portal when it opens later this week. ESPN's Pete Thamel
Saturday’s matchup in Salt Lake City is arguably Utah’s biggest game since joining the Big 12. The only comparable contest came last year versus Oklahoma State.
Well, that escalated quickly. Or should I say, de-escalated? The Colorado Buffaloes rolled into Houston with dreams of making a statement in their Big 12 opener, but the only statement they made was that this team has more questions than a confused freshman on the first day of calculus.
The Colorado quarterback competition was believed to be between transfer Kaidon Salter and freshman Julian Lewis all offseason. But two games into the 2025 campaign, coach Deion Sanders is turning to Ryan Staub to start under center Friday at Houston in the Big 12 opener.
The Colorado Buffaloes made a somewhat surprising choice at starting quarterback for this week's game against Houston.
The Colorado Buffaloes have been all over the board as far as quarterbacks are concerned so far during the 2025 college football season.
It didn't take long for Colorado Buffaloes to make a drastic change.
BOULDER — With all of the attention focused on Kaidon Salter and Julian "JuJu" Lewis, Ryan Staub ended up stealing the show in the Colorado Buffaloes' 31-7 win over the Delaware Blue Hens on Saturday.
Ryan Staub completed 7 of 10 passes for 157 yards and two touchdowns to lead Colorado to a 31-7 win over Delaware on Saturday in Boulder, Colo. Colorado (1-1) rotated quarterbacks, with Kaidon Salter starting and Julian Lewis and Staub also seeing action.
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