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
The most important position in football was never truly settled for the Colorado Buffaloes this season. Kaidon Salter began the season as Colorado's starting quarterback, but Ryan Staub received an early opportunity and true freshman Julian "JuJu" Lewis started two games in November before taking a redshirt.
This weekend's Big 12 battle in Morgantown will feature a pair of 3-6 (1-5) teams, but the two are trending in opposite directions. West Virginia is coming off a close loss to TCU and a win over No.
A week after Utah utterly humiliated Colorado, the Buffaloes faced off against Arizona in their own backyard this Saturday (November 1). As a bonus, Colorado players found Shedeur Sanders as their biggest motivator.
Shedeur Sanders surprised his pops, Deion Sanders, ahead of Colorado’s big game against Arizona on Saturday (November 1). He also stayed for the game at Folsom Field.
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.
Regardless of who plays quarterback for the Colorado Buffaloes going forward, third down efficiency will be a key. Following a 36-20 loss at Houston on Friday night, head coach Deion Sanders said he had “no idea” who would start at quarterback when the Buffs host Wyoming on Saturday at Folsom Field (8:15 p.m., ESPN).
The Colorado Buffaloes are a team with more questions than answers through three games. Looking for an elusive answer, coach Deion Sanders tabbed quarterback Ryan Staub to start Friday's Big 12 Conference opener against the Houston Cougars.
The Colorado Buffaloes turned in one of their slowest outings of the season in a 36-20 loss to the Houston Cougars. From the start, the game never really felt within reach for Coach Deion Sanders’ team as they struggled to get settled.
HOUSTON – Ryan Staub had the magic touch at Folsom Field last week. In the Houston heat, Colorado’s sophomore quarterback melted. “Staub didn’t play well,” CU head coach Deion Sanders said after the Buffaloes’ 36-20 loss to Houston at TDECU Stadium on Friday night.
The Colorado Buffaloes opened Big 12 Conference play with an opportunity to make a statement on the road. Instead, they leave Houston with a tough 36–20 loss to the Cougars, dropping Colorado to 1–2 overall and 0–1 in conference play, a setback that underscores just how much talent the Buffs have lost.
Quarterback Ryan Staub's first start in two years was a stinker. Going up against a fairly average Houston Cougars squad, the Colorado Buffaloes' offense struggled to find consistency, and coordinator Robert Livingston's defense couldn't find answers throughout an embarrassing 36-20 loss on Friday evening.
The BYU football program has the weekend off as they prepare to take on East Carolina next week. Even though the Cougars won't be in action, there are a few relevant games for BYU fans to watch over the college football weekend, beginning with two Friday night contests.
Colorado quarterback Ryan Staub is reportedly set to start on Friday night when the Colorado Buffaloes take on Houston, opening Big 12 Conference play between the two programs.
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.
For most programs, Week 2 games against FCS opponents don’t stir much drama. But in Boulder, Colorado’s 31–7 win over Delaware didn’t just pad the win column, it cracked the door wide open for what could be a major shift at the quarterback position.
For most of his coaching career, Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders has had an easy decision at the quarterback position. In 2017, he became the offensive coordinator at Trinity Christian High School, where his son Shedeur was the primary passer.
Ryan Staub will be Colorado's starting quarterback Friday night at Houston, multiple outlets reported Tuesday. Staub was third on the depth chart before coming off the bench to lead Saturday's victory against Delaware.
Colorado is making a surprising change at quarterback heading into its Big 12 opener, and it’s not the move anyone expected. Instead of sticking with veteran Kaidon Salter or turning to five-star freshman Julian Lewis, the Buffaloes are giving the nod to Ryan Staub for Friday night’s game at Houston.
The Delaware Blue Hens (1-1) fell in their first FBS vs. FBS matchup 31-7 against the Colorado Buffaloes (1-1) at Folsom Field in Boulder, Colo. Early in the second quarter, Delaware trailed 10-0.
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.