It hasn’t been the ideal season for the Colorado Buffaloes. Sitting at 3–6 overall and 1–5 in Big 12 play, the Buffs have endured their share of growing pains.

Life after Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders hasn’t been easy but the Buffaloes still have an opportunity to win out to secure a spot in a bowl game. Back in the spring, Sanders underwent a routine scan for his past issues related to blood clots. During those scans, doctors found a tumor in his bladder.

The month of November is crunch time in college football when the pressure is the greatest. A look at those feeling the heat entering Week 11.

Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders has been open about his health issues, notably battling bladder cancer and having surgery for blood clots this year. With Colorado's 3-6 record, Sanders reiterat

Deion Sanders was a two-time Super Bowl Champion, an NFL Defensive Player of the Year and a Hall of Famer on the field. Now, Sanders […]

Deion Sanders has been a master television showman, but his viewership numbers have trended downward significantly this season at Colorado

It may not be showing up on game days, but coach Deion Sanders believes the Colorado Buffaloes are headed in the right direction based on what he's se

Tyson, who was once viewed as a castaway by Sanders and his staff, came in at No. 7 on ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr.'s latest big board for the 2026 NFL Draft. This puts him as the top receiver in next year's class.