Buffsâ Chris Marve applying lessons from past experience to new role at CU
For Chris Marve, the 2025 season was spent learning. The Colorado Buffaloes could benefit from Marveâs season of growth.
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Balansama Kamara hoping to help boost Buffaloesâ pass rush
A 6-foot-3, 260-pound defensive end who played the previous two years at Albany, Balansama Kamara is part of a big list of transfers hoping to boost a CU pass rush...
After injury-plagued spring, two key weapons eager to shine in CU Buffs offense
Two of Coloradoâs top weapons at receiver didnât participate in spring practices, as they were nursing injuries. Offensive coordinator Brennan Marion is well aware of what DeAndre Moore Jr. and...
Buffsâ Zyanna Walker aims to take game to new level next season
A significant contributor to CUâs return to the NCAA Tournament this past season, Zyanna Walker is eager to help the Buffs be even better next season.
Buffsâ QBs striving to take next steps in learning Brennan Marionâs Go-Go offense
Throughout the spring, sophomore transfer Isaac Wilson and redshirt freshman Julian Lewis competed with Colorado's first-team offense. There is no clear-cut starter going into summer, so the competition will go...
CU Buffsâ JR Payne has built hard-working, competitive roster for 2026-27 season
In building the roster for next season, Colorado womenâs basketball coach JR Payne and her staff recruited transfers individually. Yet, when the group was on campus together, there was a...
Several former Buffs sign deals with NFL teams
For the fourth time in the last five years, no University of Colorado players were selected in the NFL draft. There are several former Buffs getting an NFL opportunity, however.
Incoming freshman Cam Newton eager to prove himself with CU Buffs
Cam Newton was a star running back for the Walnut Grove Wildcats for the past three years and heâs soon to be one of the newest members of the Colorado...
Heading into draft weekend, NFL dream alive for several former Buffaloes
Sincere Brown is one of several former Buffs hoping to get a call from an NFL team this weekend and hear their name on ESPN during the seven-round draft.
Former Boston star Anete Adler joining CU Buffs womenâs basketball
Anete Adler was one of the best players in the Patriot League this season. Now, the 6-foot-5 forward is heading to Boulder.