Colorado Transfer Portal Update: CU adds Burner Ernest Campbell – Now Name the “Fun Size Four”
Sacramento State receiver Ernest Campbell commits to Colorado. Why the speed matters, what he fixes in the offense, and the rest of CU’s portal haul.
Sacramento State receiver Ernest Campbell commits to Colorado. Why the speed matters, what he fixes in the offense, and the rest of CU’s portal haul.
Curt Cignetti rebuilt Indiana with experienced, high-production transfers. A look at whether Colorado is finally copying the blueprint that works.
CU Football Transfer Portal Update: CU has Learned from Indiana and Curt Cignetti Read More »
Colorado signed nine transfers in a weekend and still needs more. A position-by-position look at what the Buffs added and where the roster holes remain.
Colorado Transfer Portal Update: New Additions and (Lots of) Remaining Holes Read More »
Colorado needs 40-45 transfers to fill out its roster. A CU fan’s guide to the portal: the roster math, the rules, the timeline, and how Deion Sanders builds a team.
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New CU athletic director Fernando Lovo overhauled the gameday experience at New Mexico. What he did there, and what it could mean for Folsom Field.
Colorado’s problems are structural, not motivational. A concrete proposal for what Deion Sanders would have to change to make the Buffs consistently good.
Want to Fix CU Football? A Solution for Deion Sanders Read More »
Brennan Marion’s Go-Go offense is built on a running quarterback. Here is how it changes with a pocket passer like Juju Lewis running it at Colorado.
Every defensive commit in Colorado’s 2026 recruiting class, why the class ranks where it does nationally, and which signees can play early.
Colorado 2026 Recruiting Class Roundup: The Defense Edition Read More »
After a 3-9 season, an honest look at Colorado football: the numbers in historical context, the roster-construction problem, and what has to change.
Relevant But Broken: A Nuanced Look at the State of CU Football Read More »
Colorado ranks near the bottom nationally in scoring offense and defense. The roster-construction flaw behind it, plus CU soccer’s run and hoops notes.