Colorado safety Carter Stoutmire is heading to the transfer portal after three solid years in the Buffs’ secondary. This isn’t just some name hitting the portal, either.
Two of the longest-tenured Colorado football players will no longer be with the Buffaloes. On Saturday, safety Carter Stoutmire and receiver/cornerback Isaiah Hardge put their names into the NCAA transfer portal.
With the transfer portal era in full swing and roster overhauls seemingly a new annual tradition, it can be hard for a coach to know the mental makeup of their teams from year to year.
The Colorado Buffaloes are working to replenish their roster as they face a mass exodus through the transfer portal. The losses continue for the program as Colorado safety Carter Stoutmire has entered the portal.
In his third year with the Colorado Buffaloes, Deion Sanders went 3-9 and failed to reach bowl eligibility. It's the team's worst season under his leadership after it went 4-8 in 2023 and 9-4 in 2024.
Halfway down one of his wildest transfer portal rides yet, coach Deion Sanders is smiling for the camera. From explosive weapons for offensive coordinator Brennan Marion to potential heartbeats of a defense needing leadership, the Colorado Buffaloes are undertaking an impressive roster overhaul.
The Colorado Buffaloes have been aggressive in the transfer portal this offseason, and now they’ve added help up front. After addressing the wide receiver, coach Deion Sanders and his staff landed a potential starting guard.
During the Final Four years ago, Tad Boyle hosted a dinner with some of his former Colorado basketball players. At some point during the evening, Alec Burks cornered his former coach to bend his ear.
More depth and competition is coming to the trenches for Colorado. On Friday night, CU and head coach Deion Sanders picked up commitments from defensive linemen Ezra Christensen (formerly of New Mexico State) and Vili Taufatofua (San Jose State), and offensive lineman Jose Soto (Sacramento State).
Much has happened in the life of Evan Battey since he jumped atop the scorer’s table to lead a vibrant celebration at the CU Events Center. Nearly four full years ago, on Feb.
While recruiting has been at the forefront of this month's work within the Colorado Buffaloes football program, quarterback Julian "JuJu" Lewis has also been making positive strides developmentally.
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.
Jordan Seaton put on his recruiting hat Wednesday evening in hopes of adding his cousin to the Colorado Buffaloes' offensive line. Upon learning that now-former Ohio State offensive lineman Jayvon McFadden would be entering the transfer portal, Seaton quote-tweeted the On3 report with the caption, "Yoo!
A few former Colorado Buffaloes standouts have already found new homes via the surging college football transfer portal. As of Thursday, six of Colorado's 34 departing transfers (including walk-ons) have committed to a new program.
Why the Buffs lost: While the CU defense was good most of the night, the offense struggled from the jump. The Buffs’ field goal percentage of .284 (19-of-67) was their lowest in nearly three years, while multiple offensive fouls contributed to 19 turnovers.
Former Colorado Buffaloes defensive end London Merritt has a new home. The class of 2025 recruit entered the transfer portal and will be taking his talents to the Clemson Tigers.
It started when we were younger... The Colorado Buffaloes go way back with do-it-all defensive back Boo Carter, linked in prep recruiting while he earned comparisons to their Heisman Trophy winner, Travis Hunter.
Rebounding was a critical preseason question mark for the Colorado men’s basketball team. It remains an area in which the Buffaloes have room to improve, particularly as the Big 12 Conference schedule takes a more challenging turn.
The January transfer window continues to reshape the landscape in Boulder. This time, it's defensive lineman Alexander McPherson who officially committed to Penn State on Tuesday.
As the transfer portal opens up, Colorado Buffaloes wide receiver Omarion Miller is set to visit a pair of Big 12 schools as his potential next landing spot.
Conflicting reports have surfaced around Fernando Lovo, the current athletics director at New Mexico, who is reportedly the front-runner for the same position with the Colorado Buffaloes.