Under coach Deion Sanders, the Colorado Buffaloes have been known to build a majority of their roster through the transfer portal while still landing high-profile recruits like offensive lineman Jordan Seaton and quarterback Julian Lewis in previous classes.
The bracket for Women’s March Madness is officially set, and the Colorado Buffaloes now know the challenge that awaits them in the NCAA Tournament. Coach JR Payne and her program enter the field as a No.
The Colorado Buffaloes women’s basketball team will be dancing. Colorado is the No. 10 seed in Regional 1 and will face the No. 7 seeded Illinois Fighting Illini.
They're dancing again. Colorado Buffaloes women's basketball will compete in the NCAA Tournament as a No. 10 seed. After narrowly missing the tourney last season, an impressive end to the season put coach JR Payne's Buffs in their fourth March Madness in five years.
With spring ball well underway, the Colorado Buffaloes have been able to implement the new schemes with first-year coordinators Brennan Marion on offense
The Colorado Buffaloes women’s basketball team comes off a solid performance in the Big 12 Tournament after getting all the way to the semifinals before losing to No.
The Colorado Buffaloes held their first scrimmage of spring practice, and Colorado coach Deion Sanders' trademark discipline was on display thanks to the YouTube video posted by Well Off Media.
Following a disappointing season on the defensive side of the ball, the Colorado Buffaloes made a lot of changes to the defensive personnel. That started with bringing in players, especially in the front seven, to help improve the run defense, which was one of the worst in the country in 2025.
There is a lot of talent that doesn’t get the credit it deserves on the Colorado Buffaloes offense, so here is a look at the most underrated player at each position for the Buffaloes on offense. After a very successful transfer portal period, Colorado has been able to significantly boost the talent of the roster.
Colorado Buffaloes offensive coordinator Brennan Marion was brought in not only because of his ability to scheme an offense but also because of his ability to coach up and relate to his players.
The Colorado Buffaloes are in the middle of spring practice, and much of the buzz has centered around the team’s new-look “Go-Go” offense. But early in camp, a different storyline is starting to gain attention on the field.
The Colorado Buffaloes are in spring camp with a revamped roster, but coach Deion Sanders and new his staff face plenty of pressure this season. Vegas isn’t exactly buying in.
For wide receiver Kam Perry, playmaking is an art form. His blend of over-the-top speed and route-running fluidity should paint a potent picture for the Colorado Buffaloes this fall.
The offensive line has been a weak point in several instances for the Colorado Buffaloes, but after bringing in many transfers, the unit looks to take a step forward in 2026.
The Colorado Buffaloes have implemented a new offense under first-year offensive coordinator Brennan Marion, and the tight end position will play a major role in making this offense productive. Colorado tight ends coach Josh Niblett is tasked with developing his position group so that the Buffs tight ends are prepared to contribute.
Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders has been able to add several solid players to the roster during this offseason, which gives promise for what the 2026 season can hold.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason appears to be off to a strong start, and spring camp is already underway in Boulder. Still, coach Deion Sanders and his staff remain active on the recruiting trail, now showing interest in a four-star quarterback.
Spring camp is officially underway for the Colorado Buffaloes and the energy in Boulder is impossible to miss. Early practices are already packed with speed, intensity, and position battles that could reshape the roster.
As many loud voices made up last year's Colorado Buffaloes, true leaders were hard to find. But as spring practice begins, coach Deion Sanders' squad has a made-over roster ready to turn a new leaf.
Colorado backup quarterback Dominiq Ponder died on Sunday morning in a single-car crash, according to the Colorado State Patrol, via Adam Rittenberg of ESPN.