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Colorado has secured nine verbal commitments from nine different states, including four four-star recruits, positioning the program for national contention under head coach Deion Sanders.
The Buffaloes' 2027 class now spans multiple states, featuring standout recruits from Pennsylvania to Utah, as the program aims to replicate its 2025 success.
Four-star offensive tackle Li'Marcus Jones pledged to the Colorado Buffaloes, choosing the Pac-12 program over Mississippi State and Purdue. His commitment follows JUCO defensive lineman Malachi Brown and brings the 2027 class to seven members, currently positioned 41st nationally and sixth in the Big 12.
Blue‑chip safety Gabe Jenkins elevates Colorado’s 2027 class, pushing the Buffaloes to second in the Big 12 even as the program navigates a modest roster under Deion Sanders.
The commitment of Gabe Jenkins raises Colorado's 2027 recruiting rating and reshapes the Buffaloes' defensive outlook.
Colorado’s football program is rewriting its recruiting playbook under Coach Deion Sanders, landing top prospects from coast to coast and setting the stage for a competitive future.
After a highly anticipated official visit, Ba'Roc Willis, a three-star edge rusher from Moody, Alabama, announced his commitment to the Colorado Buffaloes, ending a brief stint with the Alabama Crimson Tide and adding a key piece to Colorado's 2027 class.
Colorado hosted four‑star tackle Dewey Young, a top‑20 prospect in the 2027 class, on an official visit, highlighting the program’s renewed focus on elite offensive line recruiting amid a competitive landscape
Four‑star prospect Dewey Young praised his trip to Boulder, underscoring Colorado's growing appeal as the program reshapes its 2027 roster with key commitments and portal activity.
Colorado hosted four‑star offensive tackle Dewey Young for an official visit, a move that underscores the program’s ambition to rebuild its line as it navigates a busy transfer portal cycle and looks ahead to the 2026 season.
Colorado hosted four-star offensive tackle Dewey Young on an official visit, a move that underscores the program’s intensified effort to rebuild its line and compete nationally.