Sko Buffs Sports • 10th October 2026

Colorado fan loyalty program merges with ‘Buff Club’ after first fiscal year

The University of Colorado’s student-athlete subscription-based fan loyalty program was merged into CU Athletics main fundraising arm, Buff Club, after its first fiscal year. Buffs Premier earned a little over $18,000 in payments to the university before merging with Buff Club, according to financial documents obtained by Sko Buffs Sports.

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Sko Buffs Sports • 30th September 2026

Protect College Sports Act passes Senate, heads to House of Representatives

The Protect College Sports Act is one step closer to becoming law

Sko Buffs Sports • 22nd September 2026

Gut-punch against Northwestern will foretell rest of the Buffaloes' season

Colorado was embarrassed on Saturday. But maybe it was for the better.

The Colorado Buffaloes took a gut-punch loss to the Northwestern Wildcats, getting obliterated 41-7. Everything that could’ve gone wrong did.

Sko Buffs Sports • 21st September 2026

Deion Sanders endorses Protect College Sports Act in political ad

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders is appearing in a television political advertisement endorsing the Protect College Sports Act, which has been airing during the early college football season.

For the commercial, Sanders appeared atop the University of Colorado's Champions Center sporting Buffaloes gear. He did not receive payment for the advert, according to Front Office Sports.

Sko Buffs Sports • 16th September 2026

Colorado won big against Weber State, but left plenty to be desired

Colorado won by 31 points and still left more on the table.

The Colorado Buffaloes defeated the Weber State Wildcats 52-21 in their home opener, but they didn’t do it convincingly.

Sko Buffs Sports • 8th September 2026

Colorado’s trenches powered the win against Georgia Tech

A season ago, the Buffaloes lost in the trenches. Against Georgia Tech, they won because of them.

Sko Buffs Sports • 4th September 2026

Colorado football isn’t back, but Georgia Tech was different

Don’t call Colorado football back yet.

But don’t call it dead either.

The Buffaloes opened their 2026 campaign with a 14-13 upset over Georgia Tech in the ATL. Colorado had some fourth-quarter magic, with a resilience completely absent from last year’s 3-9 season.

Sko Buffs Sports • 26th August 2026

Colorado running backs ‘hungry’ to change narrative about run game

The Buffaloes have not pounded the rock in the “Coach Prime” era.

Now, they have to.

Issuu • 28th May 2026

Mountain Time - Volume 1, Issue 2

Issue 2 of Mountain Time Magazine

Sko Buffs Sports • 8th April 2026

Tracking the Colorado Buffaloes women’s basketball transfer portal

It’s retention season. Fresh off their fourth NCAA Tournament appearance in five years, the Colorado Buffaloes are looking to keep the momentum going while improving their roster.

Sko Buffs Sports • 7th April 2026

Kam Hawkins and the long snapper's path to the NFL

With zero seconds on the clock, quarterback Shedeur Sanders found receiver LaJohntay Wester for a Hail-Mary touchdown, pulling Colorado within a single point of Baylor in its 2024 Big 12 opener. But the miracle wouldn’t have mattered without what came next. A routine extra point, often forgotten, sent the game to overtime, where the Buffaloes sealed the dub. Neither the win nor overtime happens without the most invisible player on the field.

Sko Buffs Sports • 5th April 2026

Colorado’s Desiree Wooten and Tabitha Betson to enter transfer portal

Two of the Colorado Buffaloes’ top contributors hopped into the transfer portal this Easter. Colorado’s leading scorer, guard Desiree Wooten, and former preseason Big 12 Freshman of the Year forward Tabitha Betson announced their entry into the portal on their social media Sunday.

Sko Buffs Sports • 3rd April 2026

Colorado exceeded expectations but left more on the table

The Colorado Buffaloes never reached their full potential. In a rollercoaster season that included everything from a loss to Montana State to a semifinal run in the Big 12 Tournament, the Buffaloes had the bones of a deep March Madness run. But when the lights were brightest, Colorado’s season ended in a first-round exit in the Big Dance.

Issuu • 1st April 2026

Mountain Time - Volume 1, Issue 1

Debut Issue of Mountain Time Magazine

Buffaloes Wire • 1st April 2026

Standouts, disappointments and best marks from Colorado's 2026 Pro Day

The Colorado Buffaloes hosted their annual pro day Tuesday morning, giving draft-eligible players a final chance to make a name for themselves ahead of the 2026 NFL draft.Nineteen former Buffs worked out in front of 26 NFL teams, with several turning in strong performances. While this year's group lacked the star power of Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders, several prospects helped boost their potential draft stock.Three Buffaloes stood out from the herd at the Ford Practice Facility. Offensive l...

Buffaloes Wire • 1st April 2026

Standouts, disappointments and best marks from Colorado's 2026 Pro Day

The Colorado Buffaloes hosted their annual pro day Tuesday morning, giving draft-eligible players a final chance to make a name for themselves ahead of the 2026 NFL draft.Nineteen former Buffs worked out in front of 26 NFL teams, with several turning in strong performances. While this year's group lacked the star power of Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders, several prospects helped boost their potential draft stock.Three Buffaloes stood out from the herd at the Ford Practice Facility. Offensive l...

Buffaloes Wire • 29th March 2026

Boo Carter being compared to former Colorado Heisman Trophy winner

There's a new Travis Hunter in Boulder?

The Colorado Buffaloes brought a plethora of talent this offseason in a 40-player transfer class. Head coach Deion Sanders restructured how they approached the portal, bringing in talent from proven programs and players.

Through the portal, Colorado reinforced its secondary, grabbing seven defensive backs from schools such as Notre Dame and James Madison. Among those seven is Tennessee transfer Boo Carter. The former Volunteer was ranked as a top-three s...

Buffaloes Wire • 29th March 2026

Boo Carter being compared to former Colorado Heisman Trophy winner

There's a new Travis Hunter in Boulder?

The Colorado Buffaloes brought a plethora of talent this offseason in a 40-player transfer class. Head coach Deion Sanders restructured how they approached the portal, bringing in talent from proven programs and players.

Through the portal, Colorado reinforced its secondary, grabbing seven defensive backs from schools such as Notre Dame and James Madison. Among those seven is Tennessee transfer Boo Carter. The former Volunteer was ranked as a top-three s...

Sko Buffs Sports • 21st March 2026

Buffs open Big Dance against young, talented Illinois

The Colorado Buffaloes’ season has brought them to face a supernova from Champaign, Illinois.

Sko Buffs Sports • 21st March 2026

Breaking down Colorado’s tough path to the Final Four

The Colorado Buffaloes are back in the Big Dance, this time in Music City. Colorado made the NCAA Tournament as a No. 10 seed, heading to Nashville, Tennessee, with No. 2 seed Vanderbilt hosting the first two rounds.

Sko Buffs Sports • 20th March 2026

Keys for success in Colorado’s March Madness run

The Colorado Buffaloes are in dancing shoes, but their identity remains the same: blue collar never-quit underdogs. Colorado has hung their hat on that identity all season continually proving doubters wrong. That refuting effort came to fruition last Sunday when Colorado was picked for the NCAA Tournament as a 10-seed.

Buffaloes Wire • 16th March 2026

Colorado women's basketball earns NCAA Tournament bid, face Illinois

The Buffaloes are back on the dance floor.

The Colorado Buffaloes women's basketball team was picked as an at-large bid for the NCAA Tournament on Sunday, earning its fourth appearance in five years. The 10-seed Buffaloes will face off against the seventh-seeded Illinois Fighting Illini in the first round of the Big Dance on Saturday. Colorado will tip off against the Illini at 7:30 p.m. MT on ESPN2.

The Buffaloes are back in March Madness a year after being the First Team Out, following back-...

Sko Buffs Sports • 16th March 2026

Colorado Buffaloes back in Big Dance after season on bubble

The Colorado Buffaloes are dancing again. On Sunday, the Buffaloes were awarded an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament, securing their fourth appearance in five years. Colorado was selected as the 10 seed in the first Fort Worth quadrant and will face seventh-seeded Illinois on Saturday in Nashville, Tennessee.