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USA TODAY Sports projects a challenging 2026 campaign for the Colorado Buffaloes, forecasting a 3‑9 overall record and a 2‑7 conference finish, while highlighting factors that could spark a rebound.
Western Michigan's women's soccer team opens its home schedule against Colorado, aiming to add to a nation‑leading 18‑game home winning streak.
A Colorado teenager’s encounter with Savannah Bananas star Dakota ‘Stilts’ Albritton showcases the blend of sport and performance that defines the team’s unique culture.
After a standout college career at Colorado State and a move to the Italian Football League, Henry Blackburn leveraged his Italian passport to contribute to Italy’s silver‑medal finish at the 2026 IFAF Flag Football World Championships, earning the country a berth at the upcoming Los Angeles Games.
Colorado Avalanche GM Joe Sakic expresses confidence that star defenseman Cale Makar will sign an extension before the season starts, a view echoed by NHL insider Elliotte Friedman.
Seth Trimble’s lawsuit seeks a fifth year at Louisville amid evolving NCAA eligibility rulings, highlighting his stats, coach’s praise, and the broader legal implications.
Drafted in 2021 and hampered by a 2024 ACL tear, Sean Behrens is working to regain his offensive form and earn a call‑up with the Colorado Avalanche.
Harvard’s field hockey team begins the 2026 campaign ranked fourth nationally, the highest preseason placement in school history, and faces a demanding schedule of seven poll‑ranked opponents.
Iaroslav Niagu, a Russian forward, committed to the University of Colorado’s men’s basketball team despite lingering doubts about his eligibility following a North Carolina court case.
The Colorado Avalanche defeated the University of Denver Pioneers 8-3 in their second annual Alumni Game, featuring NHL legends, local favorites, and memorable on-ice moments.
The University of Northern Colorado opens its 2026 season with a night game against Weber State, highlighting a program built on Colorado talent and preseason accolades.
A recent temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction have cleared the path for Mark Mitchell, a Kansas‑born forward, to join Kentucky’s basketball program, highlighting the ongoing legal reshaping of NCAA eligibility.
Gideon Lampron, a fifth‑year linebacker for the Colorado Buffaloes, has been named to the 2024 Chuck Bednarik Award watch list, joining a distinguished group of Buffaloes who have previously earned the honor.
The NCAA’s latest decision eliminates a fifth year of eligibility for 2022 recruits, removing standout forward Keyshawn Hall from next season’s lineup and prompting Auburn to overhaul its frontcourt.
Brent Venables, the oldest coach in the SEC, defied medical advice to hike a 7.5‑mile, high‑altitude loop weeks after neck surgery, accompanied by his family, showcasing his competitive spirit both on the field and in the mountains.
A Kentucky court has granted a temporary injunction that lets Mark Mitchell re‑enter the NCAA transfer portal, opening the possibility of a move to the University of Kentucky for the 2026‑27 season.
The Rams' new road jersey features a distinctive orange 'A' and marks the team's transition from Under Armour to Adidas.
Jaquail Smith, a dynamic running back who transferred from Sacramento State, is poised to make a significant impact for the Colorado Buffaloes in his first Power Four season. His familiarity with offensive coordinator Brennan Marion's Go-Go scheme and a looming matchup against veteran safety Randon Fontenette set the stage for a compelling debut.
The new uniforms echo the Bears’ late‑1980s and early‑1990s designs, debuting in the season‑opening game at McLane Stadium.
The latest roster blends seasoned internationals with fresh talent as the United States aims to top Group E and secure a berth in the 2027 FIBA World Cup.
A Louisiana judge's temporary restraining order grants 16 high‑school seniors a fifth year of college eligibility, prompting UConn coach Dan Hurley to warn that the move upends long‑standing development models and could unleash dozens of players into the NCAA marketplace.
Brady Kopetz, a fifth‑year tight end for the Colorado Buffaloes, discusses the dramatic improvement in locker‑room chemistry and talent compared to the 2022 squad, emphasizing his role in a versatile Go‑Go offense and the team's ambition to shock the world in its season debut against Georgia Tech.
After two seasons at Gonzaga, former UConn guard Ines Bettencourt re-entered the transfer portal seeking a fifth year of eligibility, a path opened by recent NCAA policy and a Louisiana court ruling.
Jordan Eberle, the face of the Seattle Kraken, discusses his playoff disappointments, family priorities and the possibility of a trade as he chases a Stanley Cup.