
Colorado Buffaloes Ready to Dominate Home Opener Against Weber State
After a convincing win over Georgia Tech, Colorado enters Saturday’s matchup as a heavy favorite, with ESPN+ broadcasting the 1:30 p.m. MT kickoff.
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After a convincing win over Georgia Tech, Colorado enters Saturday’s matchup as a heavy favorite, with ESPN+ broadcasting the 1:30 p.m. MT kickoff.
The 2026 college football season opens Thursday night as the Colorado Buffaloes travel to Atlanta to face the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, a rematch from last year’s 27‑20 victory for Georgia Tech.

The Buffaloes rallied past Georgia Tech in their 2026 opener, securing the program’s first defensive win in ten years and breaking a road losing streak that dated back to 2024.

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.

The 2026 Colorado Buffaloes enter a pivotal season with a brand‑new coaching staff, over 40 transfers and a revamped rushing attack, hoping to translate internal ambition into on‑field success despite external forecasts of just three or four victories.

The Buffaloes' 2026 campaign begins September 3, featuring a fresh starting lineup and a schedule that stretches through week 13.

Weber State University announces a 12‑game 2026 football schedule that begins with three road games in Colorado and Utah, featuring a mix of conference rivals and non‑conference matchups designed to improve performance and discipline.

Georgia Tech's season opener against Colorado in Atlanta brings a wave of personnel changes, from fresh coordinators to a revamped receiving corps, raising questions about the defense's progress under Jason Semore and the offense's ability to replace departed linemen.

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.

At a recent media day in Boulder, Coach Deion Sanders praised the upcoming 2026 Colorado Buffaloes football team, highlighting its smartness, toughness and depth while outlining plans for roster management and cross‑sport unity.

Colorado Buffaloes receiver Quentin Gibson reflects on his freshman year, the new Go‑Go offense and his push for a larger role in the return game.

New talent and veteran coordinators are poised to reshape the landscape of Power 5 football as programs pin their hopes on breakout performances and strategic upgrades.

Veteran coach Brennan Marion has introduced a basketball‑inspired, high‑tempo offense that blends misdirection, run‑first slants and unselfish play, reshaping Colorado's offensive identity and promising a dramatic rise in scoring.

A cultural overhaul led by DeAndre Moore, DeKalon Taylor and Brennan Marion emphasizes accountability and the little details that could turn the Buffaloes' fortunes around.

A week of drills at Fountain‑Fort Carson and the Air Force Academy transformed the Buffaloes’ roster, introduced a 4‑3 defense and highlighted key players poised for a breakout year.

Colorado’s football program is transforming under offensive coordinator Brennan Marion, who introduces a reactive Go-Go scheme that prioritizes the center position, a strong offensive line, and player adaptability.

With a roster reset after a 3‑9 campaign, Colorado's key players are under intense pressure to prove themselves in fall camp.

After a 3‑9 record and a massive drop in performance, Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders faces a pivotal 2026 season marked by a heavily overhauled roster, a new quarterback battle and cautious optimism in the betting markets.

Colorado Buffaloes' fall camp reveals a revamped offense with new starters and a fresh scheme under head coach Deion Sanders.

The Buffaloes enter fall camp with five major storylines after a 3-9 season, including unresolved NCAA eligibility for defensive lineman Ezra Christensen, Brennan Marion's faster Go-Go offense, and the development of redshirt freshman quarterback Julian Lewis.

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.

ESPN’s Bill Connelly places the Colorado Buffaloes’ transfer portal class among the top three in the nation, highlighting a talent infusion that could lift the team from a 3‑9 slump in 2026.

The Buffaloes' revamped squad features several under‑the‑radar talents who could redefine their roles in the upcoming campaign