Five-Star Superstar or Portal Afterthought? Why Richard Young Might Be Exactly What Colorado Needs
Five-star hype or portal afterthought? A full scouting breakdown of Alabama transfer running back Richard Young and what he gives Colorado’s offense.
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From Historic ‘Oof’ to Elite Outlook: Projecting Colorado’s 2026 Defensive Depth Chart
From historically bad to a possible top-tier unit: projecting Colorado’s 2026 defensive depth chart position by position, with the transfers who will start.
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The Perimeter Problem: Why CU’s Polite Defense is Sabotaging a Top-Tier Offense
Colorado started 8-0 and then the defense stopped guarding the three-point line. A look at what changed and what it means for Tad Boyle’s Big 12 season.
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Bubble Watch: Can the CU Women’s Basketball Team Turn a Massive TCU Upset into a Selection Sunday Ticket?
Colorado women’s basketball stunned TCU. What that win does for the Buffs’ NCAA tournament resume and what still has to happen to get them dancing.
CU’s 2026 Football Path is A Big 12 Outlier: Here’s What It Means for Potential Breakthrough Year
Colorado’s 2026 football schedule is objectively harder than every other Big 12 team’s. What that means for CU’s chances of a breakthrough season.
What does the Go-Go Offense Look Like with JuJu Lewis at QB? How Brennan Marion Utilizes a Non-Running QB
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.
Colorado 2026 Recruiting Class Roundup: The Offense Edition
Every offensive commit in Colorado’s 2026 recruiting class on signing day: the quarterbacks, linemen and skill players, and how they fit.
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A Saturday Under the Smaller Lights: What I Found at a D2 Game That is Sometimes Missing in Boulder
A night at a Division II football game, and what small-college Saturdays still get right that big-time college football has started to lose.
Major Shake-Up As Offensive Playbook Cut, Hoops Hype, and Soccer Surging
Changes are coming to Colorado’s offense, including a shrinking playbook. Plus CU basketball expectations and a soccer team that keeps winning.
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Why This CU Basketball Roster is Better than You Think — Inside Tad Boyle’s Makeover of CU basketball
Inside Tad Boyle’s makeover of Colorado basketball: the freshmen who can play, the transfers who fit, and the three reasons for real optimism.