Colorado, Deion Sanders and Training Camp
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Former Cleveland Browns receiver Andrew Hawkins believes Shedeur Sanders should start over Dillon Gabriel or Kenny Pickett, the latter of whom Hawkins wants to see traded.
Colorado Buffaloes defensive lineman Nikhil Webb Walker stood before his teammates and delivered a message that would shock them and shift the ton
The question currently circling Colorado is not simply who will be the next quarterback. It's whether anyone is ready to carry the weight that Shedeur Sanders once shouldered, week
The Baltimore Ravens used a sixth-round pick on LaJohntay Wester, Sanders' top receiver who wasn't named Hunter. Wester is expected to return punts for Baltimore.
Colorado football comes in at No. 47 nationally in program value, per The Athletic's new report. Deion Sanders is a major factor as to why.
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Kevin Stefanski isn't risking overexposing Colorado Buffaloes football's Shedeur Sanders during the Cleveland Browns' training camp.
The 2025 season will test whether Colorado’s foundation is built to last. Without their biggest stars, the Buffaloes must lean on player development and depth. While a conference title may be out of reach, an 8-4 finish would represent progress—and prove that Coach Prime’s vision is more than a short-term headline.
Coming off a frustrating 2024 season, will the Arizona Wildcats be able to keep pace with the hungry Colorado Buffaloes?
Deion Sanders' Buffaloes lose Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter. How will Colorado adjust? Jenni Carlson and Travis Hines weigh in.
Deion Sanders will be starting his third season at the helm of the Colorado Buffaloes football program in 2025.. Coach Prime has won 13 of his 25 games as head coach and is coming off a bowl game ...
Following an outstanding true freshman season that earned him a plethora of honors, Jordan Seaton earned a top rating in EA's College Football 26.
The American Athletic Conference's Memphis Tigers reportedly offered the Big 12 a sizable amount of money to join the Power Four conference. However, Big 12 leaders shut down the expansion deal, keeping the Colorado Buffaloes' conference at 16 teams.