Following one season with the Colorado Buffaloes, walk-on quarterback Gavin Kuld announced Thursday that he entered his name into the transfer portal. Kuld’s next program will mark his fifth at the college level. A native of Spencer, North Carolina, he spent time at Monterey Peninsula College, Trinity Valley Community College and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College before joining the Buffs. Kuld appeared in two games during his lone season at Colorado. In the Buffs’ blowout loss to Washington State, the 6-foot-6, 215-pound junior completed one pass for 22 yards and threw an interception. Beh ..read more

Most early 2025 NFL mock drafts agree that Colorado Buffaloes football stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter are first-round locks. However, one draft analyst projects CU’s Heisman hopefuls to hear their names called in succession as the top two overall picks. CBS Sports’ Ryan Wilson released his first 2025 NFL mock draft on Sunday and the quarterback Sanders was featured as his No. 1 overall pick, heading to the Carolina Panthers. Right behind Sanders, Wilson projected the Tennessee Titans to select Hunter, who expects to play both cornerback and wide receiver again during his upcoming juni ..read more

Colorado football quarterback Shedeur Sanders sparked some controversy earlier this week when he responded to some negative comments shared by former Buffs teammate Xavier Smith. In an article published by The Athletic (subscription required), Smith shared his thoughts on essentially being forced to enter the transfer portal following head coach Deion Sanders’ arrival: “He (Coach Prime) was destroying guys’ confidence and belief in themselves,” Smith told the Athletic. “The way he did it, it could’ve been done with a little more compassion.” Shedeur Sanders then clapped back at Smith’s comment ..read more

The 2024 NFL draft came and went without any Colorado Buffaloes football players hearing their names called for the third straight year. While a handful of players signed as undrafted free agents, next year’s draft should be a little more active for the Buffs. Colorado was an NFL talent factory when it was winning games in the late 1980s and 90s, with guys like Michael Westbrook and Alfred Williams drafted in the first round. As of late, the names have come few and far between, however. CU hasn’t had a first-round pick since 2011 when Nate Solder and Jimmy Smith were drafted. The Buffaloes en ..read more

Colorado’s secondary picked up another intriguing transfer on Wednesday as former Arkansas safety RJ Johnson announced his commitment to the Buffs. Johnson, a 6-foot-2, 180-pound freshman, played in one game last season for the Razorbacks and did not record any statistics. After taking a redshirt, the McDonough, Georgia native entered the transfer portal on Tuesday. Johnson played his high school football at Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy, the same program that produced recent Buffs commits Zack Owens and Colton and Brandon Hood. 247Sports rated Johnson as a three-star prospect in the 2023 ..read more

From transfer portal moves to star quarterback Shedeur Sanders responding to a former teammate’s opinion, the Colorado Buffaloes football program has generated plenty of news over the past few days. Unfortunately, that has resulted in some worthwhile stories failing to get much attention outside of Boulder. Despite what you may be seeing on social media, some good things are also happening within head coach Deion Sanders’ CU program. Not that the negative should be ignored, but there’s value in sharing stories that celebrate student-athletes and their accomplishments. Below are five stories r ..read more

Former Colorado football players Xavier Smith and Chase Sowell have received a massive amount of national attention this week for their (subscription required). Smith and Sowell, both members of the Buffs’ one-win team in 2022, spoke on how they were essentially forced out of Colorado’s program following the arrival of head coach Deion Sanders. While this story is far from breaking news, Smith and Sowell’s criticism of Coach Prime sparked reactions from several current Buffs players, including quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Let’s not forget that Coach Prime inherited one of the worst teams in t ..read more

Although most of Colorado football’s key pieces remain, head coach Deion Sanders’ roster looks vastly different now than before the spring transfer portal window. Notable players who entered the portal last month include cornerbacks Cormani McClain and Omarion Cooper, running back Dylan Edwards and tight end Chamon Metayer, to name a few. However, offensive linemen Zechariah Owens and Payton Kirkland, running back Dallan Hayden, linebacker Nikhai Hill-Green and several others have committed to the Buffs in recent days. For a complete look at Colorado’s moves, check out our offseason transfer ..read more

The Colorado women’s basketball team announced the signing of Hampshire, England forward Erin Powell on Monday. Powell, who gave her commitment to head coach JR Payne and the Buffs in January, is now locked into Colorado’s incoming freshman class. The 6-foot Powell is the fourth member of Payne’s 2024 class and the third from outside the United States. “We are really excited to finally announce that Erin is joining our team this year,” Payne said. “Erin is one of the hardest working, most intrinsically motivated players we have ever recruited. Her energy is infectious, and she will have a pos ..read more

On Monday, The Athletic published an article (subscription required) that looked back on last year’s spring transfer portal exodus within head coach Deion Sanders’ Colorado football program. Multiple former Buffs who transferred out were quoted in the story, including defensive back Xavier Smith. “He (Sanders) was destroying guys’ confidence and belief in themselves,” Smith, now at Austin Peay, told The Athletic. “The way he did it, it could’ve been done with a little more compassion.” Once Smith’s words became public, Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders and several other Buffs clapped back ..read more