Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders spent the offseason rebuilding his roster almost from scratch, and that has left the Buffaloes with a long list of questions as fall camp approaches.
In a recent ESPN feature highlighting 14 college football teams that could break through and bounce back during this 2026 season, Colorado earned a spot on the list full of teams with the potential to exceed expectations.
There's no summer rest for college football recruits and transfers, especially for those signed to the Colorado Buffaloes, as they aim to shed the memories of a 3-9 season.
The Colorado Buffaloes have gone quarterback hunting for the 2027 and 2028 recruiting classes. Colorado extended an offer to incoming Mater Dei High of Santa Ana quarterback Cameron Pooley, who represents the former class.
As fall camp approaches for the new-look Colorado Buffaloes roster, their returning players will be finding their roles within the overhauled roster. Several returning players are established starters and stars, but a large number of them still have a lot to prove.
In the Colorado Buffaloes’ upcoming fall camp, their new-look roster will finally be organized into starting lineups for Week 1. With all of the talent on the roster, some notable names are sure to miss the cut for starting roles.
With the start of the college football season just around the corner, excitement continues to build around the Colorado Buffaloes' revamped offense, which appears loaded with explosive playmakers.
The Colorado Buffaloes silently went quiet momentarily on pursuing 2027 recruits for most of July. Colorado last landed a verbal commitment on July 6, with four-star interior offensive lineman Dewey Young choosing the Buffaloes.
The Colorado Buffaloes are set to trot out an almost entirely new defense in 2026. As fall camp kicks off to begin August, these players currently stand the best chances at winning starting roles.
As the Colorado Buffaloes prepare for the upcoming season, their home turf of Folsom Field has received some deserved recognition. In a recent ranking of every football stadium in the Big 12 Conference by USA Today's Jordan Mendoza, Colorado's historic Folsom Field was ranked as the third-best stadium in the conference behind Utah and BYU at No.
The Colorado Buffaloes are preparing for a multitude of position battles in fall camp. Their new-look roster is loaded with talent, and whoever ends up taking the field in week 1 will create an exciting lineup to open Colorado’s season.
PFF College dropped their highest graded returning wide receivers in the Big 12 this season. Most of the wideouts listed on this list are incoming transfers, including Colorado Buffaloes wide receiver Ernest Campbell.
As the regular season approaches, Colorado Buffaloes fans may begin running to the ticket sites looking to attend games. The Buffaloes continue to be one of the biggest attractions of college football entering the 2026 season.
The Colorado Buffaloes soon have 22 starting positions to figure out. That includes facing this decision: which freshman should coach Deion Sanders and the staff play out of the gate?
The Colorado Buffaloes face another tough Big 12 schedule in the 2026 football season. However, they have the advantage of facing their two toughest opponents of the year at home.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ upcoming fall camp is a crucial time for players competing for starting roles. There are a number of players who hold outside chances as it currently stands, but could win starting roles with a good fall camp.
With the Ohio State Buckeyes reportedly signing a jersey patch deal with JP Morgan Chase worth $17 million annually, the Big 12's conference-wide agreement to add Monster Energy patches for $20 million across 16 schools has been called into question.
The Colorado Buffaloes will be a team of opportunity in 2026, with a large number of new players joining the program. Returning players will get opportunities they haven’t seen in the past with a larger share of playing time to go around.
Fans of the Colorado Buffaloes look ready to see a far different offensive approach this fall. One that once and for all, can flip the running attack from a weakness to a strength.
The Colorado Buffaloes look unsettled at a multitude of areas ahead of 2026 fall camp. Coach Deion Sanders doesn't have to worry about quarterback with Julian Lewis expected to have full reins of the offense.
Former three-star defensive back Braylon Edwards is entering his freshman season with the Colorado Buffaloes, and he already has the support of one of the NFL's most popular running backs in recent memory, LeSean McCoy.
Colorado Buffaloes defensive lineman Ezra Christensen is suing the NCAA for a fifth year of eligibility. Late Wednesday night, a new report by Pete Nakos revealed Christensen filed a lawsuit in Boulder County Court against the organization after the NCAA denied his fifth-year waiver to play out the 2026 season.
Deion Sanders was on the cutting edge of the NIL and transfer portal era when he was hired by the Colorado Buffaloes back in 2023. Even so, Sanders recently admitted at Big 12 Media Days that his patience has been tested as a head coach.
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders is no longer on the mend, relieving him of even more stress heading into the 2026 season.
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