Under Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, the Colorado Buffaloes remain a big deal in Boulder. Nationally, they’re not moving the needle like they did a year ago. As noted by John Ourand in his twice-weekly Puck newsletter, Anthony Crupi of Sportico recently shared the audience figures for Colorado’s first three games of 2024.

The Colorado Buffaloes saw unprecedented numbers in 2023 in terms of ticket sales and television exposure thanks to the celebrity status of head coach Deion

The Rocky Mountain Showdown between the Colorado Buffaloes and the Colorado State Rams continues to capture national attention, as evidenced by the impressive viewership numbers. This year’s matchup,

Colorado football's Deion Sanders said something unusual when discussing the upcoming Big 12 return game against Baylor.

Deion Sanders and the Colorado football team got a win they badly needed on Saturday night. The Buffaloes bounced back from an embarrasing Week 2 loss by dominating their in-state rival Colorado State 28-9. Here's everything Deion Sanders said after Colorado's second win of the year.

Deion Sanders may not have brought a lot of wins to the Colorado Buffaloes last season, but at least he brought a lot of attention. But that isn’t the case this year. According to a report from Anthony Crupi of Sportico,

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders has been in the headlines quite a lot to start this season. Earlier this month, Sanders called out the media for attacking players. He believes certain media members are jealous of the NIL deals that are being signed by young kids.

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders thinks the media is being too harsh on his kids. Sanders blasted the press this week, again, before his upcoming game against Baylor this Saturday.