Colorado's DeAndre Moore Jr. and Boo Carter Battling at Fall Camp

Two of the highest rated players from the Colorado Buffaloes 2026 transfer portal class were going at one another during fall camp.

DeAndre Moore vs. Boo Carter

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Colorado landed wide receiver DeAndre Moore Jr. and safety Boo Carter in the transfer portal this offseason. They were lined up against each other during a drill during fall camp. Take a look at Moore making a move in the end zone to get open from Carter for a touchdown.

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DeAndre Moore Jr. is a 6-0, 190 pound wide receiver that spend the first three seasons of his collegiate football career with the Texas Longhorns from 2023-2025. In 36 games played, Moore hauled in 77 receptions for 988 yards and 11 touchdowns.

He makes up what is a completely revamped Colorado receivers room. The Buffs top target from 2025 was wide receiver Omarion Miller. He had a team high 45 receptions for 808 yards and eight touchdowns.

After the season ended, Miller entered the portal and transferred to the Arizona State Sun Devils. Colorado will face their old receiving leader when the Buffaloes travel to Tempe to play the Sun Devils on Nov. 7.

Boo Carter is a 5-11, 200 pound safety that spent his first two seasons in college with the Tennessee Volunteers from 2024-2025. He played 22 games, tallying 63 total tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, two sacks, one interception, three forced fumbles, and three passes defended.

The Buffaloes were extremely busy in the transfer portal this offseason. There are 43 incoming transfers from the portal, a complete overhaul of the 2025 roster. This might not be a bad thing considering how the 2025 season went in Boulder.

The 2025 Buffaloes finished with a record of 3-9, winning just one game against an FBS team. Colorado coach Deion Sanders now has an overall record of 16-21 in Boulder since being hired in 2023.

Colorado has had their ups and downs under Coach Prime. Things started off great early on in the 2023 season, as the Buffs went 3-0 through their first three games. It would nosedive after that. Colorado lose eight of their final nine games of the season to end up with an overall record of 4-8.

In 2024, Colorado made a huge turnaround, going 9-3 in the regular season and earning a spot in the Alamo Bowl. Then, 2025 happened. What does 2026 have in store?

According to DraftKings Sportsbook, the odds are stacked against Colorado to make a bowl game. Their win total is at 4.5, with odds of +134 on the over and -160 on the under. Furthermore, Colorado has the third worst odds to win the Big 12 conference at +9000. The only two teams with worse odds are the Cincinnati Bearcats at +10000 and Iowa State Cyclones at +11000.

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