Putting together a college basketball roster in 2025 is like making hot dogs — you have to piece the team together from various sources and hope the end result is worth the mustard. CU’s basketball team, fresh off the most disappointing season of the Tad Boyle era, is poised to welcome in 5 true freshmen and […]
The CU Board of Regents unanimously approved a new five-year contract with Sanders today, which runs through the 2029 season. Deion Sanders will make $10 million in 2025, $10 million in 2026, $11 million in 2027, $11 million in 2028 and $12 million in 2029. Only seven coaches made more money last year than Deion’s salary net
DEION SANDERS RE-SIGNED; RICK GEORGE DELIVERS; NOW WE HIT THE BUFFALO STANCE Read More »
Here at BuffsBlog.com, we’ve made fun of the BosNation team name for the new NWSL (women’s professional soccer) team in Boston. The marketing genius that came up with the name then decided to launch the team with a campaign about how Boston sports have TOO MANY BALLS….. ……and then the marketing geniuses that came up
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Who said that the Spring isn’t Colorado Buffaloes football season? Colorado is the only team in the country that will have its Spring Game nationally televised on ESPN. The much ballyhooed Spring Game (stay tuned to BuffsBlog for more on the game!) will kickoff at 2 pm on April 19th. Just as improbably, Colorado’s Pro
COLORADO BUFFALOES TO AIR ON ESPN AND NFL NETWORK THIS SPRING – A QUICK PRIMER Read More »
We’re looking for mailbag questions for an upcoming mailbag. If you have questions about CU sports, or our idiocracy, or jazz music, or team names, or just about anything, drop us a line at [email protected]. The more questions the better!!! Seriously, we want to hear from you. Also, while you’re at it, please join the
MAILBAG SUBMISSIONS REQUESTED!!!!! Read More »
This is an excerpt from the BuffsBlog mailbag that previously posted, with some additional information added since the publishing of the mailbag. For more mailbag, including CU-related questions (!) check out the mailbag at: Which incoming transfer will have the biggest impact this upcoming season? –Johnny C The answer is Liberty transfer QB Kaidon Salter.
WHICH TRANSFER WILL MAKE THE BIGGEST IMPACT FOR CU FOOTBALL IN 2025? MAILBAG REVISISTED Read More »
[Note from John: On this most holy day, the start of the NCAA basketball tournament, contributing blogger Chris wanted to remind folks that Colorado has a richer post-season basketball history than you probably think. Read up, Buff Hoops Fans! ] Nobody would call CU a basketball blue blood, but the Buffs have a surprisingly deep
GREAT POST-SEASON MOMENTS IN CU MEN’S BASETBALL HISTORY THAT EVERY FAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT Read More »
I love football. I love soccer, too. For some of you, that might be heretical. But on this blog, since I can write about whatever I want to write about, I’m going to write about things that I love. So I will write about soccer, and why even non-fans should pay attention to soccer generally and the CU
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My son makes fun of me for trying to get into Folsom Field early on gamedays to see the CU Golden Buffalo Marching Band play in Balch Fieldhouse before Ralphie runs. “Dad, do we need to leave yet for the stadium?” he mockingly asks me 2 hours before kickoff while we’re tailgating. Yes, son. Yes, we need
CU FOOTBALL, THE GOLDEN BUFFALO MARCHING BAND, AND THE MAGIC NUMBER Read More »
The CU men’s basketball team won their 2nd round matchup today 67-60 against 8th seeded West Virginia. CU felll behind by 13 in the first half but roared back in the 2nd half, largely behind a 15-0 run. Post Malone was dominant today with 14 pounds and 4 rebounds, RJ Smith had 13 points, and