The Buffaloes have improved in nearly every aspect under Sanders, though the program does receive some flack for its “fame-first” reputation. Former national championship-winning head coach Urban Meyer recently offered some insight into Sanders’ program and helped set the record straight on the ship he has sailing.

The Colorado Buffaloes are heading into a big season in the Big 12. The team is looking to show that they can keep up their success without Jaguars rookie Travi

Deion Sanders is hoping to add former Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich to the Colorado coaching staff for the upcoming college football season.

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders is finally back, looking svelte in a gray suit and acing just as flamboyant as ever at Big 12 media days.

Deion Sanders has never been one to stay quiet, and at this week's Big 12 media days, he waded into college football's hottest debate: whether there should be a salary cap on what

There's no doubt that in 2024, led by head coach Deion Sanders, the Colorado Buffaloes were impressive, putting together an overall record of 9-4, while going 7-2 in Big 12 matchups.Of course, much of that success fell on the shoulders of Hesiman Trophy-winning two-way star Travis Hunter and starting quarterback Shedeur Sanders,

Away from Boulder and out of the public eye for much of the offseason, Coach Prime was as charismatic as ever at Big 12 Media Days

Deion Sanders addressed his health during Big 12 media days, instead deflecting the questions to discuss Colorado's upcoming season.

As the 2025 college football season nears, the quarterback situation at Colorado remains one of the biggest question marks in the Big 12. Head coach Deion Sanders made it clear du

Big 12 Media Days are underway in Frisco, Texas, and Colorado took center stage on Day 2. Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders always commands a crowd when he steps up to the microphone,

At Big 12 Media Days on Wednesday, Colorado head coach Deion Sanders called for the NCAA to place a cap on team’s NIL spending on rosters. During an appearance on First Take on Thursday, ESPN’s Paul Finebaum criticized Sanders for complaining about other teams’ spending.