Stands to reason given his massive offer sheet.

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BZ: FB - No deal yet, but hype growing around Deion Sanders leading CU Buffs

BZ: XC - Former CU Buffs cross country standouts coming to defense of coach Mark Wetmore

BZ: XC - Statement from former Colorado cross country All-American Tabor Scholl

BZ: MBB - Search for answers continues as inconsistent Colorado men’s basketball heads to UW

BZ: FB - CU Buffs football season review: Defense

BZ: FB - CU Buffs receiver Chase Penry to enter transfer portal

BZ: Chat replay: Pat Rooney discusses CU Buffs athletics (Dec. 2, 2022)

BZ: CU Buffs fan launches NIL collective

BZ: FB - CU Coaching Search / Couching Carousel - Report: CU offering Deion Sanders $5 million/year (plus incentives)

DP: FB - Keeler: Will Deion Sanders make CU’s weekend? Or break Buffs hearts?

SI: FB - Deion Sanders Wants ‘Major Say’ in USF Stadium Construction If Hired, per Report

Jon Wilner: FB - Hotline mailbag: The future (and present) of the Rose Bowl, CFP rankings, Deion and Colorado, the outlook for Cal and Stanford

Buffs Wire: Per CBS Sports analyst Su'a Cravens, Deion Sanders to Colorado 'a done deal'

Cheers!

So odd. Must have a better offer somewhere else

will play Rice. Rice is the 5th seed in that region.

I know it is on ESPN+, but might be on another school related stream.

The game is in Waco as Baylor is the 4th seed in that region.

Stole this not mine..I didn't hear broadcast


I’ve been listening to the 850 KOA Sports Zoo with Dave Logan and Alfred Williams, and Dave just said a little birdie told him Prime Time will be the new coach. Alfred then said “as a coach who’s coaching in the state championship game tomorrow with players who will be playing at the next level, I’m sure you do have a little birdie!” Dave then said “If Vegas had odds I would put $1k of my own money that Deion!” I’m not one to circulate hype or rumors, however, I feel this group deserves to know what 2 CU legends just said on the radio today. 🤞🏻🙏🏻

Here are the team in and out per conference “-X” is the number of wins they have “*” means they used a D1AA win to get to six:

American Athletic:
In (7):
Tulane Green Wave - 10
Cincinnati Bearcats - 9
UCF Knights - 9
Houston Cougars - 7
SMU Mustangs - 7
East Carolina Pirates - 7
Memphis Tigers - 6*

Out (4):
Tulsa Golden Hurricane - 5
Navy Midshipmen - 4
Temple Owls - 3
South Florida Bulls - 0

Atlantic Coast:
In (9)
Clemson Tigers - 10
North Carolina Tar Heels - 9
Florida State Seminoles - 9
North Carolina State Wolfpack - 8
Duke Blue Devils - 8
Louisville Cardinals - 7
Wake Forest Demon Deacons - 7
Pittsburgh Panthers - 7
Syracuse Orange - 7

Out (5)
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - 5
Miami (FL) Hurricanes - 5
Boston College Eagles - 3
Virginia Cavaliers - 3
Virginia Tech Hokies - 3

Big 12
In (8)
TCU Horned Frogs - 12
Kansas State Wildcats - 9
Texas Longhorns - 8
Oklahoma State Cowboys - 7
Texas Tech Red Raiders - 7
Baylor Bears - 6*
Kansas Jayhawks - 6*
Oklahoma Sooners - 6

Out (2)
West Virginia Mountaineers - 5
Iowa State Cyclones - 4

Big Ten
In (9)
Michigan Wolverines - 12
Ohio State Buckeyes - 11
Penn State Nittany Lions - 10
Purdue Boilermakers - 8
Minnesota Golden Gophers - 8
Illinois Fighting Illini - 8
Iowa Hawkeyes - 7
Maryland Terrapins - 7
Wisconsin Badgers - 6*

Out (5)
Michigan State Spartans - 5
Indiana Hoosiers - 4
Rutgers Scarlet Knights - 4
Nebraska Cornhuskers - 4
Northwestern Wildcats - 1

Conference USA
In (6)
UTSA Roadrunners - 10
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers - 8
North Texas Mean Green - 7
Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders - 7
UAB Blazers - 6*
Rice Owls – 5 (in with highest APR of all 5-7 schools)

Out (5)
Florida Atlantic Owls - 5
UTEP Miners - 5
Florida International Panthers - 4
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs - 3
Charlotte 49ers - 3

Independents (FBS)
In (5)
Notre Dame Fighting Irish - 8
Liberty Flames - 8
BYU Cougars - 7
UConn Huskies - 6*
New Mexico State Aggies - 5 (got a NCAA waiver)

Out (2)
Army Black Knights - 5
UMass Minutemen - 1

Mid-American
In (6)
Ohio Bobcats - 9
Eastern Michigan Eagles - 8
Toledo Rockets - 7
Bowling Green Falcons - 6
Miami (OH) RedHawks - 6*
Buffalo Bulls - 6*

Out (6)
Ball State Cardinals - 5
Western Michigan Broncos - 5
Kent State Golden Flashes - 5
Central Michigan Chippewas - 4
Northern Illinois Huskies - 3
Akron Zips - 2

Mountain West
In (7)
Boise State Broncos - 9
Air Force Falcons - 9
Fresno State Bulldogs - 8
San Diego State Aztecs - 7
Wyoming Cowboys - 7
San Jose State Spartans - 7
Utah State Aggies – 6

Out (5)
UNLV Rebels - 5
Hawai'i Warriors - 3
Colorado State Rams - 3
Nevada Wolf Pack - 2
New Mexico Lobos - 2

Pac-12
In (7)
USC Trojans - 11
Washington Huskies - 10
Oregon Ducks - 9
Utah Utes - 9
Oregon State Beavers - 9
UCLA Bruins - 9
Washington State Cougars - 7

Out (5)
Arizona Wildcats - 5
California Golden Bears - 4
Arizona State Sun Devils - 3
Stanford Cardinal - 3
Colorado Buffaloes - 1

SEC (11)
Georgia Bulldogs - 12
Tennessee Volunteers -10
Alabama Crimson Tide - 10
LSU Tigers - 9
Ole Miss Rebels - 8
Mississippi State Bulldogs - 8
South Carolina Gamecocks - 7
Kentucky Wildcats - 7
Florida Gators - 6*
Arkansas Razorbacks - 6*
Missouri Tigers - 6*

Out (3)
Vanderbilt Commodores - 5
Auburn Tigers - 5
Texas A&M Aggies - 4

Sun Belt
In (7)
Troy Trojans - 10
South Alabama Jaguars - 10
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers - 9
Marshall Thundering Herd - 8
Georgia Southern Eagles - 6*
Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns - 6*
Southern Miss Golden Eagles - 6*

Out (7)
James Madison Dukes - 8
Appalachian State Mountaineers – 6
Georgia State Panthers - 4
Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks - 4
Texas State Bobcats - 4
Old Dominion Monarchs - 3
Arkansas State Red Wolves - 3

Tad Boyle didn't need much time to think about it Thursday night, saying after the Buffaloes' 60-59 loss to Arizona State that it was one of the “top-five disappointing losses in my 13 years in Colorado."

More on tonight's loss:

I really hate this. Like, really bad.

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Tristan da Silva starts it off with a three.

BZ: MBB - Collapse: CU Buffs men’s basketball stunned by ASU in Pac-12 opener

BZ: MBB - CU Buffs men’s basketball notes: Turnover problems started at the top in loss against ASU

BZ: FB - CU Buffs freshman QB Owen McCown to put name in transfer portal (Receiver Maurice Bell also plans to enter portal as a grad transfer)

BZ: FB - Colorado Buffs football season review: Offense

BZ: VB - Volleyball: Colorado Buffs fall to Rice in first round of NCAA Tourney

CU AD: MBB - Buffs Succumb To ASU Rally, Drop Pac-12 Opener At Home (Plus: Stats, Notes, Quotes)

CU AD: VB - Colorado’s NCAA Hopes Ended By No.20 Rice

CU AD: SOC - Kuhlmann, Hayward Named All-Region

CUATG Blog: FB - Transfer Portal Tracker - CU Players Who have entered the Transfer Portal (6) - Quarterback Owen McCown enters the Portal - Wide receiver Maurice Bell’s Tweet

CUATG Blog: FB - Pac-12 Notes – Post-season: With Rose Bowl in the fold, College Football Playoff can expand to 12 teams in 2024 + Pac-12 Media rights deal won’t be completed before the New Year: “no rush” for a resolution + Arizona coach Jedd Fisch gets contract extension

CUATG Blog: FB - CU Coaching Search / Couching Carousel - The Athletic on Cincinnati opening: “I have no substantial evidence that Cincinnati is in the Deion Sanders sweepstakes”

Ralphie Report: FB - Colorado QB Owen McCown enters transfer portal (Another one gone for CU with a bright future ahead)

Tampa Bay Times: FB - How USF football compares against Colorado, Liberty and Cincinnati

Buffs Wire: FB - Paul Finebaum shares some harsh words on Colorado amidst coaching search

Cheers!

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HC Tad Boyle elaborates on the tough loss. "Top-five disappointing losses in my 13 years in Colorado."

KJ Simpson discusses his performance and wanted to take ownership for the loss. Jalen Gabbidon talks about how the game got away from them.

Tad Boyle was pretty open with us after the game while addressing how and why Colorado lost to Arizona State. We've got a full transcript of his comments

@Adam Gorney provides his thoughts on Sanders’ potential at Colorado. I agree South Florida would be a more reasonable route with his relevancy in that area.

Saving Colorado is the ultimate challenge in CFB, but I think Sanders is up for this challenge because 1) it’s a good opportunity for him to expand into the western region and 2) what an incredible resume builder, claiming that you turned around the worst team in the country. Yes there’s a lot to fix with CU’s program, but with his recruiting tactics, leadership and CU’s resources, I think Sanders and Boulder are a successful pairing. He may not get every 4/5 star recruit, but he’ll bring in a quality QB and other talents in order to build for the future.

If Sanders saves CU, he’ll be one of the most lucrative, desired coaches in the nation. He can have his own HGTV show perhaps like flip or flop, where he goes into desperate programs and turns them into nationally relevant teams lol!

Yes there is risk involved with both parties, but the rewards are substantial.

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Coming down to the wire here, Sanders has to be coming to Boulder.

While you get ready for the Pac-12 opener tonight, check out Nigel Amstock's photo gallery from the win over Yale on Sunday!

Go to the 41:30 markClicky

Can the Buffs finally put together back-to-back wins tonight? Colorado and ASU share similar numbers in multiple offensive categories, but ASU has one of the best defenses in the Pac-12.

"Our guys know inconsistency is one of our, right now, Achilles heel. We can fix that, but we have to fix it, they have to fix it.”

Dam, the hits just keep coming. This dude could pitch and was the master of the "spitball".

The wonderful and talented singer/keys player for Fleetwood Mac has passed. Seen them many times from the 70' -80's. She was all class, all time. A great loss for Rock Music fans.