Sebastian Rancik joins CU Buffsâ transfer portal exodus
Colorado goes into the final week of the season, and into preparations for 2026-27, without three of its most productive players.
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Barrington Hargress returning to CU Buffs in 2026-27
Isaiah Johnson might be on his way to the transfer portal, but his running mate in the Colorado backcourt is sticking around Boulder.
Isaiah Johnson exiting Colorado via the transfer portal
Isaiah Johnson put together one of the top freshman seasons in the history of the Colorado menâs basketball team.
CU Buffsâ new assistant Aaron Fletcher grateful for opportunity
Aaron Fletcher was fine with his gig. Fletcher enjoyed plenty of responsibilities at Abilene Christian, and his team generally took care of business on the field.
Coloradoâs standout staff has helped shape Buffsâ NCAA Tournament runs
Among the staff there is the unflappable partner of the head coach, a program legend, and one assistant who has known little else but March Madness since joining the Colorado...
Coloradoâs Isaiah Johnson lands NABC All-District honors
Isaiah Johnsonâs big-time rookie numbers were recognized with first team All-Mountain District honors from the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
Barrington Hargress collects Coloradoâs 3-point, assist-to-turnover records
It was Isaiah Johnson who left the most indelible mark in the record book with the top-scoring freshman season in team history.
Isaiah Johnsonâs potential return the key to CU Buffsâ fortunes
If he stays at Colorado, Isaiah Johnson already is well on his way to putting together one of the most prolific basketball careers in Buffaloes history.
Tad Boyle begins challenge of player retention for CU Buffs
During his postgame news conference, Colorado head coach Tad Boyle took a moment to laud the play, and character, of the Buffaloesâ starting backcourt.
CU Buffsâ first-round magic disappears against Oklahoma State
The mantras of defense and rebounding have been infused in Colorado head coach Tad Boyle since he was a player under the legendary Larry Brown at Kansas.