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.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason has been defined by departures, but the program has added pieces that could make a real impact. One of the most intriguing is incoming transfer, New Mexico State defensive tackle Ezra Christensen, who could provide a boost up front if everything falls into place.
The Colorado Buffaloes, under the leadership of Deion Sanders, have not always been on the right side of this conversation. The Buffaloes have seen some of the best players leave the city of Boulder, with these players performing exceptionally well away from their home base.
The Colorado Buffaloes 2026 schedule has been revealed. Here is each game ranked on the schedule by its difficulty from easiest to hardest. Weber State is the lone FCS team on Colorado’s schedule.
It’s a routine that can be frustrating for any team, and certainly maddening for any head coach. Get rolled on the road. Return home. Regroup. Recalibrate.
The Colorado Buffaloes have brought in a new offensive coordinator in Brennan Marion who comes over from Sacramento State. Colorado coach Deion Sanders brought Marion to improve the offense and give the Buffaloes a better opportunity to compete and compliment the defense.
The Colorado Buffaloes have one of the lowest ranked recruiting classes for 2026. Rivals ranks the Buffaloes with the 15th ranked recruiting class in the Big 12 out of 16 teams.
WACO, Tex. — Part two of the starting lineup shuffle didn’t go nearly as well as the opening act. For the second consecutive game, Colorado men’s basketball
Why the Buffs lost: West Virginia’s defense locked down the Buffs in the second half, holding them to 21 points and forcing 10 turnovers. 1. West Virginia’s Jordan Harrison: Scored a game-high 18 points and racked up six steals.
Why the Buffs lost: Pick the reason. Baylor shot .528 while the Buffs committed nine of their 10 turnovers during a disastrous first half. Three stars 1.
WACO, Texas — Hoping to recapture the competitive spark Colorado received from a reshuffled starting lineup earlier in the week, head coach Tad Boyle rolled with the same opening five at Baylor.
The offseason for the Colorado Buffaloes was marked by overwhelming exits, but coach Deion Sanders and his staff also managed to add some vital cogs to their roster via the transfer portal.