Since Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders took over the program, the team has not prioritized in-state recruiting. As the 2027 recruiting cycle gains steam, the Buffaloes must start building a wall around Colorado.
Why the Buffs won: They had one of their most efficient offensive performances of the season, hitting 49.2% of their shots from the field, 88.9% from the free throw line and committing just eight turnovers.
Tad Boyle has talked about it before. The goal, every year, is to improve from week to week, from game to game. It has been an elusive goal this season for the Colorado men’s basketball team, but one that has happened more seasons than not for the Buffaloes under Boyle.
From "Track Hawk" to "Flash," the Colorado Buffaloes are supersonic. One of their newest speedsters, wide receiver Ernest "Flash" Campbell, is taking his nickname up a wrung long before stepping onto Folsom Field.
A key member of the Colorado Buffaloes' secondary and special teams units has suffered an apparent leg injury during winter workouts. In an Instagram live video documenting wide receiver Ernest Campbell's 60-meter dash at a CU-hosted track and field meet, safety Ben Finneseth was seen in crutches and a right knee brace.
Freshman Isaiah Johnson often has helped make life easy for point guard Barrington Hargress. The duo has formed an impressive backcourt tandem for Colorado throughout the bulk of the season.
Colorado probably doesn’t have the sort of postseason projections that cause must-win games in early February. Yet given what the Buffaloes will face on the road next week, getting back in the win column was almost imperative.
The Colorado Buffaloes under coach Deion Sanders did not have the performance they were hoping for in 2025, however the offseason changes are the reason they can compete in 2026.
The Colorado Buffaloes and their coach Deion Sanders have had some success in the transfer portal, but also some losses from players on their 2025 roster.
There are no easy game days in Big 12 women’s basketball, which is how Zyanna Walker likes it. “I like how competitive it is,” the Colorado guard said of playing in the Big 12.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason is in full effect, and the roster is beginning to take shape as coach Deion Sanders and his staff look to rebound from a three-win season.
In the new age of college football it has become very clear how important defense is and how it changes games. Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders knows
Colorado is hoping to address its attendance problem over the final month of the season. While the CU men’s basketball has sputtered through the past month, attendance at the Events Center has floundered the entire campaign.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason is in full swing, and all eyes are on how the program will improve heading into next season. Coach Deion Sanders is coming off a three-win season, and the pressure will be on him to get the Buffaloes back on track.
The Colorado men’s basketball team has been at its best when the entire rotation is sharing the production. Certainly the Buffaloes aren’t unique in this regard.
Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders and his team have made a lot of improvement this offseason and could have the chance to compete in the Big 12 in 2026.
With the transfer portal, NIL funding disparities and other issues wreaking havoc across the country, college football is at a potential tipping point.
Deion Sanders is never one to shy away from speaking proudly about his children, and this time, the Hall of Famer made it clear that his son Shedeur Sanders deserves every bit of praise coming his way.