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Coderro McDaniel, a 6‑foot‑5, 325‑pound offensive tackle, pledged to the University of Colorado after decommitting from Ole Miss. His decision adds a top prospect to Colorado's 2027 class, which now ranks No. 33 nationally.
Colorado's football program added two top prospects, Drew Sapp and Jayin Talib, to its 2027 recruiting class, pushing the group to No. 33 nationally and fourth in the Big 12.
With the 2026‑27 college football season approaching, a handful of coaches face mounting scrutiny due to recent performance woes, sizable buyout terms and a flood of players entering the transfer portal.
Fourteen recruits have pledged to the Buffaloes for the class of 2027, pushing the program back toward a top‑25 national standing after a disappointing recent campaign.
Colorado Buffaloes freshman Xavier Payne marked his senior prom with a six‑figure purchase of a Mercedes, a custom suit, Christian Louboutin shoes and a vintage Cartier watch, illustrating how NIL deals are reshaping high‑school milestones.
The Buffaloes are reshaping their special teams unit after losing placekicker Alejandro Mata, promoting redshirt freshman Elliot Arnold and welcoming transfer Josh McCormick who hopes to leverage a new portal rule for dual‑sport athletes.
An internal audit shows the University of Colorado paid coach Deion Sanders and staff more than $120,000 for a bowl game they did not qualify for, contributing to a $1.2 million loss and prompting a overhaul of postseason compensation rules.
After battling bladder cancer and blood clots, Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders reveals he is cancer‑free, discusses his new partnership with Depend, and looks ahead to coaching the Colorado Buffaloes.
With billions spent on coaching contracts and buyouts, college football’s powerhouses are betting on championship dreams — but the stakes are rising for Lane Kiffin at LSU, Mike Norvell at Florida State, Lincoln Riley at USC, and a wave of mid‑season dismissals that reshaped the landscape.
Colorado’s 2026 home schedule is ranked from easiest to toughest, offering a clear path for the Buffaloes to rebound after a 3‑9 season.
The 2026 home slate orders games from Weber State to Texas Tech, offering the Buffaloes a roadmap to rebound from a 3‑9 season.
Colorado’s football program entered the 2025 season with a 3‑9 record, yet the Buffaloes continue to draw attention from prospects who see more than a win‑loss ledger. Under head coach Deion Sanders, the team’s brand has become a magnet for players eager to learn from a figure many compare to Michael Jordan. The promise of working with a coach whose reputation transcends the sport fuels a steady stream of recruits.
Colorado Buffaloes, led by head coach Deion Sanders, are rallying new talent despite a 3‑9 record, leveraging recent breakthroughs and a compelling vision for a quick rebound.
Recent rulings have cleared athletes like Brendan Sorsby despite off‑field controversies, contrasting sharply with earlier strict sanctions that barred players such as Jeremy Bloom and Dez Bryant.
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders recently scolded his son, Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders, for leaving a mess in his office, underscoring his strict parenting while publicly backing the quarterback's rising draft stock and record‑breaking earnings.
The 2026 Big 12 football schedule features a handful of high‑stakes matchups that could determine both the conference title and spots in the College Football Playoff.
The upcoming Big 12 season features a slate of high‑stakes contests that could determine conference champions and playoff berths, with early‑season clashes and late‑year rivalries poised to redefine the landscape.
The Cowboys' 2026 football slate blends easy wins with formidable Power Five rivals, testing new head coach Eric Morris and shaping the team's championship hopes.
The 2026 schedule pits Big 12 teams against top opponents early, offering a glimpse of playoff contention and testing new storylines.
Running back Steven Alexis commits to Colorado, boosting the Buffaloes' 2027 class to 13 pledges and a No. 35 national ranking.
Steven Alexis, a 6‑foot‑2, 203‑pound running back from St. Petersburg, Florida, chose Colorado over several other schools, bringing the Buffaloes' 2027 class to 13 commitments and a national ranking of No. 35.
Four new prospects announced official visits and commitments to the University of Colorado, expanding the Buffaloes' 2027 class to 13 recruits from nine states.
Utah defensive end Lance Holtzclaw’s testimony before the U.S. Senate spotlights student‑athlete welfare as analyst Josh Furlong reviews the bill’s prospects and the looming Colorado showdown.
From a 3‑0 start to a 3‑9 collapse, Deion Sanders' time at Colorado blends headline‑making success with looming uncertainty, highlighting the program's shift toward relevance over pure wins.