The Colorado Buffaloes are bringing in talented recruits in the class of 2026, but have not received many signees. Where Colorado coaches rank among the top recruiters is telling of the Buffaloes' efforts with recruiting.
The Colorado Buffaloes are bringing in talented recruits in the class of 2026, but have not received many signees. Where Colorado coaches rank among the top recruiters is telling of the Buffaloes' efforts with recruiting.
JUCO edge rusher Domata Peko Jr. is signing with the Colorado Buffaloes, reuniting with his father, NFL veteran and defensive line coach Domata Peko. The father-son duo could provide an immediate spark and a rare family connection for the Buffaloes.
According to one recruiting insider, coach James Franklin and the Virginia Tech Hokies snatched a potential signee away from coach Deion Sanders' Colorado Buffaloes with the help of a last-minute NIL deal. The early signing period will end Friday.
The Colorado Buffaloes may have one of the smallest high school signing classes in the Big 12 Conference, but it doesn't lack for talent at a few key position groups. If coach Deion Sanders can hit on his transfer portal class, the Buffs will be fine.
The Colorado Buffaloes enter a pivotal offseason after a 3–9 finish, and Deion Sanders faces major roster decisions. Here are Colorado’s three biggest transfer portal needs as the Buffs look to rebuild for 2026.
After suffering a season-ending injury early in his first season with the Colorado Buffaloes, running back Simeon Price hinted at a potential return to Boulder, meaning he'd have to secure a medical redshirt. Price rushed for 143 yards in four games.
The Colorado Buffaloes are already losing prep signees from their recent recruiting classes. Coach Deion Sanders now faces the task of stabilizing the roster and developing talent instead of leaning heavily on the transfer portal.
Coach Deion Sanders has now entered arguably his most important offseason with the Colorado Buffaloes. Coming off a three-win season, how quickly can "Coach Prime" revamp his staff and roster? Below are three predictions for Colorado's offse
Freshman linebacker Mantrez Walker announced he'll enter the transfer portal next month after spending only one season with the Colorado Buffaloes. Walker, a former four-star prospect from Georgia, saw time on special teams this year.
Coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes have an underrated offseason need in the transfer portal. Adding a reliable running back could stabilize the offense, take pressure off the quarterback, and give the team the balance it’s been missing.
Safety Terrance Love is the first Colorado Buffaloes player to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal. Colorado's season ended with three wins, and Love will likely not be the only player to enter the portal. How does Love's portal entry affect the Buffaloes?
Another important offseason has arrived for coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes, who will look to build around some key players. "Coach Prime" is expected to make some major changes to his staff and also his roster via the transfer portal.
The Colorado Buffaloes ended their season with a 24–14 loss to the Kansas State Wildcats, but Deion Sanders’ blunt postgame comments on the transfer portal stole the spotlight and set the tone for a defining offseason in Boulder.
After playing in his final college football game, quarterback Kaidon Salter admitted that the Colorado Buffaloes' lack of a consistent starter led to some confusion throughout the season. He, Ryan Staub and Julian Lewis all started at least one game.
Earlier this week, coach Deion Sanders opened up on some of the challenges he expects to face while rebuilding the Colorado Buffaloes' roster this offseason. Once again, "Coach Prime" is expected to recruit more transfers than high school players.
Even in a tough season, tight end Zach Atkins says Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders’ belief in him has been a game-changer. His trust and leadership are resonating across the Buffaloes’ locker room, shaping both players and the program’s culture.
Coach Deion Sanders will be on the market for a new running backs coach as Marshall Faulk is reportedly leaving the Colorado Buffaloes for the head coaching job at HBCU Southern. Faulk spent only one season on Coach Prime's staff in Boulder.
Now that their season is all but over, coach Deion Sanders has some rebuilding to do for the Colorado Buffaloes. He discussed how defense will be at the top of his itinerary for January's two-week transfer portal window.
The Colorado Buffaloes' 3–8 season has raised major questions about the program’s direction, but freshman quarterback Julian Lewis delivered rare stability this week, reaffirming his commitment to CU as Deion Sanders prepares for a pivotal offseason.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ recruiting class faces new pressure as Oklahoma State’s Eric Morris has his eyes on four-star linebacker Carson Crawford. With Morris eying a flip, coach Deion Sanders will need to act fast to keep one of his top commits in Boulder
Looking ahead to the future, coach Deion Sanders identified six players the Colorado Buffaloes can build around, including quarterback Julian "JuJu" Lewis and defensive tackle Brandon Davis-Swain. Can the Buffs make the most out of their young core?
After returning to Folsom Field for the first time since leaving the Colorado Buffaloes, Arizona State Sun Devils wide receiver Jordyn Tyson made the effort to make amends with coach Deion Sanders. Tyson transferred out of Coach Prime's program in 2023.
With just one game remaining ahead of another important offseason, coach Deion Sanders made clear that widespread changes are needed for the Colorado Buffaloes to bounce back in 2026. Widespread coaching and player moves are expected in the coming months.
Following another frustrating loss to Arizona State, freshman quarterback Julian "JuJu" Lewis shared that he's still committed to the Colorado Buffaloes moving forward. At least for now, Lewis has no plans of entering the transfer portal in January.
The Colorado Buffaloes fell for the fourth straight week, this time 42–17 to the No. 25 Arizona State Sun Devils, a loss defined by missed opportunities, costly mistakes, and emerging questions about the future of Deion Sanders' program.