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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.
Iaroslav Niagu, a seven‑foot Russian forward, has officially joined the Colorado Buffaloes men’s basketball program, adding a rare blend of size and international experience to the roster while his eligibility remains under appeal.
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.
Freshman guard Rider Portela talks about his four‑year plan at the University of Colorado, the influx of new talent and the challenges of adjusting to a faster pace on the court.
Freshman forward Rider Portela discusses his commitment to the Colorado Buffaloes, his adaptation to a new coaching staff, and his plan to stay for all four years.
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Tad Boyle has sealed the 2026‑27 roster by securing the commitment of Eric Jacobsen, a 6‑foot‑11 forward out of Brewster Academy in New Hampshire. The pledge not only fills the final spot on the scholarship list but also pushes the team to the NCAA’s maximum of 15 scholarship players.
Colorado Buffaloes have secured a commitment from three‑star center Eric Jacobsen, a 6‑foot‑11 prospect from Albuquerque, New Mexico, who will join the 2026‑27 roster.
Eric Jacobsen, a 6‑foot‑11 forward from Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, has committed to the University of Colorado, choosing the Buffaloes over New Mexico, UAB and his home state. His brother Daniel already plays for Purdue, and the commitment brings Colorado closer to filling its 15 scholarship spots.
The University of Colorado's men's basketball program kicks off its summer training regimen, marking the start of head coach Tad Boyle's 17th year while navigating a heavily altered roster.
The Buffaloes are banking on a blend of defensive grit, shooting upside and professional know-how as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Colorado's men's basketball program is reshaping its 2026 lineup after losing three of its top four rotational players. New additions, led by guard Luke Mirhashemi, bring both promise and uncertainty, while the coaching staff eyes immediate contributors to fill remaining scholarships.