Colorado football will kick off its fall camp on August 2, holding practices at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs and Fountain‑Fort Carson High School before the squad reconvenes in Boulder on August 8.
The week‑long off‑campus stint is designed to foster tighter bonds among players, with all sessions closed to the public and focused on building brotherhood and trust.
Emphasizing Brotherhood and Trust
Athletic director Fernando Lovo highlighted that the camp’s primary goal is to strengthen the team's chemistry after a season marked by leadership gaps and inconsistent performance.
Coach Deion Sanders, now in his fourth year at the helm, sees the camp as a pivotal opportunity to instill a unified mindset that can translate into on‑field success.
Looking Ahead to a Tough Opener
The Buffaloes will test their newly forged cohesion in a challenging road matchup against Georgia Tech on September 3, a game that could set the tone for a rebound season after finishing 3‑9 the previous year.
Returning to Boulder on August 8 marks the start of a critical preparation period, as the team aims to translate the camp’s collaborative focus into tangible results on the gridiron.