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Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders, who famously avoids profanity, let a rare word slip while on the sideline before his son, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, had a breakout game against the Tennessee Titans.
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Amid a tough road loss to the Colorado State Rams, Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball found further confirmation that its young core is legit. Coach Tad Boyle must focus on continuing his team's strength through adversity.
Harrison Simeon|
The Colorado Buffaloes have hired former Sacramento State Hornets coach Brennan Marion to be their next offensive coordinator. Colorado and coach Deion Sanders are looking to bounce back in 2026 after a rough 3-9 season in 2025.
Cory Pappas|
The Colorado Buffaloes could make a big splash in the transfer portal by targeting former running back Dylan Edwards. A reunion with Edwards would give play-caller Brennan Marion’s offense the explosive backfield playmaker the Buffaloes desperately need.
Thomas Gorski|
Colorado Buffaloes commit Preston Ashley, a longtime Coach Prime fan, brings 4-star talent, 200-plus high school tackles, and shutdown coverage to Boulder, giving Colorado a future defensive star built to battle Big 12 passing attacks.
James Carnes|
The Colorado Buffaloes' 2026 recruiting class looks a little better after landing safety Braylon Edwards and wide receiver decommit Xavier McDonald. See where the class ranks nationally and in the Big 12 with the Early Signing Period now complete.
Jack Carlough|
Another two dominoes have fallen on the recruiting trail since the Colorado Buffaloes hired Brennan Marion as offensive coordinator. Four-star wide receiver Xavier McDonald, along with his brother, four-star cornerback Adolph McDonald, have committed
Harrison Simeon|
The Big 12 announced its all-conference teams earlier this week, and Colorado Buffaloes center Zarian McGill was one of the biggest snubs. Without even an honorable mention nod, the offensive lineman was left confused by the lack of respect.
Jack Carlough|
The Colorado Buffaloes hired Sacramento State coach Brennan Marion as their new offensive coordinator. His rapid rise has sparked talk about whether Deion Sanders may have found not only an elite play-caller but a future successor in Boulder.
Ben Armendariz|

Football

Colorado Buffaloes defensive backs are on their way out, as cornerback Teon Parks and safety Noah King entered the transfer portal on Friday. Boulder will see an entirely made-over secondary in 2026 with an influx of freshmen.
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Basketball

Undefeated at 8-0, standout forward Bangot Dak and the Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball team will take on rival Colorado State on Saturday afternoon at Moby Arena. Check out three predictions for CU's massive test in Fort Collins.

Recruiting

The Colorado Buffaloes 2026 recruiting class is ranked No. 75, a 40 spot drop from where the 2025 class was ranked. This is concerning for Colorado and coach Deion Sanders, who have been especially active in the transfer portal in the "Coach Prime" era.

Coach Prime

Deion Sanders has reportedly hired Brennan Marion as the new offensive coordinator for the Colorado Buffaloes. Marion brings his creative, run-heavy “Go-Go” offense and a track record of getting the most out of his players.

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