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Michael Irvin’s push to recruit Jordan Seaton has put the Miami Hurricanes in the national spotlight. The move raises questions for the Colorado Buffaloes and blurs the line between support and competition for coach Deion Sanders’ program.
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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|
The Colorado Buffaloes have 32 incoming transfers, giving them one of the better transfer portal classes in the Big 12 and the nation.
Cory Pappas|
Former Texas Longhorns wide receiver DeAndre Moore Jr., one of the best in his position left in the transfer portal, is joining the Colorado Buffaloes.
Harrison Simeon|
Colorado Buffaloes fans reacted with shock and frustration after star left tackle Jordan Seaton entered the transfer portal, sparking an emotional debate about loyalty, NIL, and what college football has become.
Ben Armendariz|
The Colorado Buffaloes landed former Texas Longhorns wide receiver DeAndre Moore Jr. out of the transfer portal.
Angela Miele|
Former Colorado Buffaloes offensive lineman Jordan Seaton is expected to land a lucrative name, image, and likeness (NIL) deal out of the transfer portal.
Charlie Viehl|
Despite a 3–9 season and major turnover, the Colorado Buffaloes have surged to a top-20 portal class nationally. With impact transfers, key staff upgrades, and a new athletic director, the Buffs are quietly positioning themselves for a strong 2026 reset.
Ben Armendariz|
Coach Deion Sanders didn't hide his confidence about the transfer portal talent he has brought to the Colorado Buffaloes.
Harrison Simeon|

Football

Colorado’s offseason took a major hit Monday as star offensive lineman Jordan Seaton announced he is entering the transfer portal. The five-star tackle’s exit leaves a huge void on the line and sends shockwaves through Deion Sanders’ rebuild.

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

Transfer safety Naeten Mitchell highlighted how his family reached out to coach Deion Sanders long before joining the Colorado Buffaloes.

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