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Florida State’s recent loss to SMU has revived talk of a coaching move, but Sanders says he is settled in Boulder, while Norvell’s future hangs in the balance amid a hefty buyout.
Former Colorado Buffaloes players are carving out spots on 2026 NFL team rosters and practice squads, showcasing the program’s growing influence under Deion Sanders and highlighting key performances across the league.
Colorado Buffaloes will open their 2026 season in Atlanta against Georgia Tech, marking head coach Deion Sanders' return to the city where his professional career began. The game revives a rivalry that split a national championship in 1990, introduces Brennan Marion's Go-Go offense, and draws extensive ESPN coverage.
A road test in Kalamazoo ended in a 0-0 stalemate, with Colorado’s defense and goalkeepers shining while the team looks ahead to a highly anticipated clash with Michigan State.
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.
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.
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.
A wave of high‑profile transfers is set to redefine the Big 12’s competitive landscape, with quarterback Drew Mestemaker’s return and a host of defensive additions poised to influence the 2026 title race.
The Athletic’s new eight‑tier ranking spotlights coaches who are redefining success, from Curt Cignetti’s sustained excellence to rising stars like Bret Bielema, while exposing the shifting expectations at programs once considered untouchable.
Goc Malual, a 6‑foot‑8 Australian forward, has signed with the Colorado Buffaloes for the 2026‑27 season after a year of professional development in Australia. He highlights the program’s growth focus, supportive staff and roster chemistry as decisive elements in his choice.
Grand Canyon University announces a 32‑game regular‑season schedule that blends home‑and‑home series with top‑tier opponents, featuring key returnees, new transfers and a coaching transition, setting the stage for a deep run in March.
Grand Canyon University will host Saint Louis on November 24 in Acrisure Arena, with the winner advancing to a national championship game on November 25. The event features returning coaches, transfers and a strong field of 26 teams.
The Buffaloes opened their exhibition schedule with a narrow win over Utah, highlighted by an own goal and a stingy defense, while coach Danny Sanchez looks ahead to the upcoming in-state showdown.
Jordan Seaton, a five‑star recruit from Washington D.C., has been named to the 2026 Outland Trophy watch list and is set to debut for LSU ahead of the season‑opening clash with Clemson.
Five Colorado soccer standouts earn preseason honors, led by Hope Leyba’s record 22 goals, as the Buffaloes prepare for a landmark campaign.
With a roster reset after a 3‑9 campaign, Colorado's key players are under intense pressure to prove themselves in fall camp.
Freshman standout Alexander McPherson joins Penn State football after a breakout year at Colorado, where he logged 16 tackles, six quarterback hurries and a sack. Listed at 6‑6 and 254 pounds, he is expected to see regular action at defensive end and could become a key pass rusher for the Nittany Lions.
From massive maulers to versatile anchors, the state's elite linemen are committing to a diverse array of programs, underscoring the depth and ambition of Michigan's high‑school football landscape.
Colorado Buffaloes' fall camp reveals a revamped offense with new starters and a fresh scheme under head coach Deion Sanders.
Coach Deion Sanders' rebuilt Colorado Buffaloes are confronting a cascade of open starting positions as they aim to rebound from a 3‑9 season and become competitive in the Big 12.
Colorado’s fall camp opened with a buzz as new coordinator Brennan Marion unveiled a two‑back power‑run scheme designed to revitalize the Buffaloes’ offense.
The Buffaloes' 2026 slate features a five-game gauntlet that includes road trips to Power Four programs and a showdown with the reigning Big 12 champions, setting the stage for a season-defining campaign.
Former Alabama standouts are dispersing to programs ranging from Ohio State and Notre Dame to Texas A&M and Kentucky, each seeking new opportunities after the Crimson Tide’s recent roster shifts.
The Buffaloes' revamped squad features several under‑the‑radar talents who could redefine their roles in the upcoming campaign