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Star lineman Jordan Seaton has entered the transfer portal, leaving the Colorado Buffaloes to focus on his NFL future. Programs like the Texas Longhorns offer the exposure, competition, and development he needs to maximize his draft stock.
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The biggest loss in the transfer portal for the Colorado Buffaloes was five-star offensive tackle Jordan Seaton. Seaton is ranked as the top offensive tackle in the portal, but has yet to make a commitment decision.
Cory Pappas|
Oklahoma Sooners transfer safety Jaydan Hardy, a former four-star recruit and son of coach Deion Sanders' old teammate, has signed with the Colorado Buffaloes.
Harrison Simeon|
Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball is on the road to take on the Cincinnati Bearcats in an intriguing Big 12 battle.
Harrison Simeon|
The Colorado Buffaloes lost wide reciever Omarion Miller to the transfer portal this offseason. Miller, who is now with the Arizona State Sun Devils, was the Buffs No. 1 target in 2025. Here is how Colorado has responded to this loss in the portal.
Cory Pappas|
Former Colorado Buffaloes offensive tackle Jordan Seaton is a highly sought-after player in the transfer portal. Seaton will visit the LSU Tigers, one of the several top programs targeting the offensive tackle.
Angela Miele|
New Colorado Buffaloes commit Demetrius Hunter, a Houston Cougars transfer, has the potential to become coach Deion Sanders' starting center.
Jack Carlough|
Former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Ryan Staub is taking his next step in the transfer portal, set to visit LSU. While a starting job may be a long shot, the opportunity to learn under Lane Kiffin could take his game to the next level.
Thomas Gorski|
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason took a hit as star offensive lineman Jordan Seaton entered the transfer portal. With top programs like Texas and Oregon showing interest, Seaton is set to be one of the most sought-after players this offseason.
Thomas Gorski|

Football

The Colorado Buffaloes have 32 incoming transfers, giving them one of the better transfer portal classes in the Big 12 and the nation.

Basketball

A monumental Colorado Buffaloes comeback wasn't enough to beat the No. 14 Texas Tech Red Raiders on Saturday, but coach Tad Boyle's bunch proved it can play with anyone.

Recruiting

The Colorado Buffaloes received the commitment from class of 2026 recruit, quarterback Kaneal Sweetwyne. Sweetwyne was initially slated to go to the NC State Wolfpack before going to Colorado. Here's are some things to know about Sweetwyne.

Coach Prime

Coach Deion Sanders didn't hide his confidence about the transfer portal talent he has brought to the Colorado Buffaloes.

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