Others to watch after Jordan Seaton commitment..
- By Adam Gorney
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A look right here:
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Rivals.com - Others to watch in wake of Jordan Seaton's commitment to Colorado
Four-star ATH Boo Carter is among the players that Deion Sanders might try to lure to the Buffs.
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Analyst Vincent Dancy promoted to an assistant coaching role
- By Nikkieds
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"I’ve been a head coach so I understand what kids are looking for, what young men are looking for and I understand how to get them to the University of Colorado."
More on Vincent Dancy's promotion ⬇️
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More on Vincent Dancy's promotion ⬇️
Analyst Vincent Dancy promoted to an assistant coaching role
The Buffs new outside linebackers coach was already on staff in Boulder providing consistency for the defense.
2025 4-star WR Jadyn Robinson has CU in his top 8
- By Matt Moreno
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Jadyn Robinson (formerly at Long Beach Poly, now at San Juan Hills in Orange County) trimmed his list to eight schools today and Colorado is part of the list. I spoke with him about the options remaining in the picture and you can read the full update at the link above. The Buffs have certainly grabbed his attention so far and he his brother, Jason, had plenty of interest in CU before picking Washington as a member of the 2024 class. A commitment to one of the schools could end up happening in short order. I'd say Utah and Texas are out front at the moment but there's time for others to make a move. His appreciation for Deion Sanders is certainly noteworthy and should have the Buffs in the picture up until he comes to a decision.
"I mean, Coach Prime (Deion Sanders), I feel like he won't teach just to be a better player but a better man in general. Make me a better person. I think coaching-wise, for the position I play, he can teach me stuff probably no other coach can teach me because he's been there and been in every situation that I want to be in as far as being in the game on and off the field."
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CUSportsReport - Four-star WR Jadyn Robinson narrows focus to eight schools
The list includes six programs from the former Pac-12 plus two schools from areas farther away from home.
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Jadyn Robinson (formerly at Long Beach Poly, now at San Juan Hills in Orange County) trimmed his list to eight schools today and Colorado is part of the list. I spoke with him about the options remaining in the picture and you can read the full update at the link above. The Buffs have certainly grabbed his attention so far and he his brother, Jason, had plenty of interest in CU before picking Washington as a member of the 2024 class. A commitment to one of the schools could end up happening in short order. I'd say Utah and Texas are out front at the moment but there's time for others to make a move. His appreciation for Deion Sanders is certainly noteworthy and should have the Buffs in the picture up until he comes to a decision.
"I mean, Coach Prime (Deion Sanders), I feel like he won't teach just to be a better player but a better man in general. Make me a better person. I think coaching-wise, for the position I play, he can teach me stuff probably no other coach can teach me because he's been there and been in every situation that I want to be in as far as being in the game on and off the field."
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2024 6-foot-8 OL target/Oregon commit JacQawn McRoy recaps Colorado OV
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High three-star offensive line commit Jac'Qawn McRoy has been committed to Oregon since July but after having a chance to watch the Buffs throughout the season and see the need for offensive linemen in Boulder he decided he wanted to explore the program a bit more. So, he decided to use his final official visit on a trip to Colorado. Director of recruiting Darrius Darden-Box is running point in the recruitment with help from Charles Kelly and Deion Sanders, and that trio helped get him on campus for the visit. Now he's focused in on deciding whether or not to remain committed to the Ducks or flip to CU.
The biggest pull to Boulder for the 6-foot-8, 350-pound recruit is the proximity to his home in Alabama (he mentioned the 2-and-half-hour flight multiple times in our conversation) and the clear need for offensive linemen right now with the Buffs. He wants to play early and the sense I get is he doesn't feel that will be the case at Oregon. He also seems to feel like the staff there has not made him as big of a priority since he committed — you can read in the article but he alluded to feeling "needed" at CU.
The only thing, it would seem, at this stage preventing him from flipping is that there is no official OC or OL coach in place. McRoy says he's confident Sanders can appoint someone he will like but he is hoping to find that information out before coming to a decision.
He is a midyear enrollee and will graduate Dec. 15 before signing Dec. 20, so if the Buffs can't reach a decision on those two spots before then it could make it difficult to land the high-level offensive tackle prospect. I do get the sense there's a chance he'd commit anyway, but the Buffs at least have him thinking after a good weekend in Boulder.
"They obviously need O-linemen, and I want to play. That's a good place to go if you want to develop and play at the same time, because like I said they need O-linemen. And, you really wanna go where you're needed and not tolerated, basically. Of course you're gonna help the school, because I'm a highly-ranked kid so you're gonna help whatever school I go to regardless. But you wanna go there and actually be successful. You don't just want to go there and they're like, 'We go this kid who was ranked this high' and you don't touch the field."
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Oregon OL commit JacQawn McRoy recaps Colorado official visit
The 6-foot-8 lineman from Alabama is strongly considering the Buffs heading toward the early signing period.
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High three-star offensive line commit Jac'Qawn McRoy has been committed to Oregon since July but after having a chance to watch the Buffs throughout the season and see the need for offensive linemen in Boulder he decided he wanted to explore the program a bit more. So, he decided to use his final official visit on a trip to Colorado. Director of recruiting Darrius Darden-Box is running point in the recruitment with help from Charles Kelly and Deion Sanders, and that trio helped get him on campus for the visit. Now he's focused in on deciding whether or not to remain committed to the Ducks or flip to CU.
The biggest pull to Boulder for the 6-foot-8, 350-pound recruit is the proximity to his home in Alabama (he mentioned the 2-and-half-hour flight multiple times in our conversation) and the clear need for offensive linemen right now with the Buffs. He wants to play early and the sense I get is he doesn't feel that will be the case at Oregon. He also seems to feel like the staff there has not made him as big of a priority since he committed — you can read in the article but he alluded to feeling "needed" at CU.
The only thing, it would seem, at this stage preventing him from flipping is that there is no official OC or OL coach in place. McRoy says he's confident Sanders can appoint someone he will like but he is hoping to find that information out before coming to a decision.
He is a midyear enrollee and will graduate Dec. 15 before signing Dec. 20, so if the Buffs can't reach a decision on those two spots before then it could make it difficult to land the high-level offensive tackle prospect. I do get the sense there's a chance he'd commit anyway, but the Buffs at least have him thinking after a good weekend in Boulder.
"They obviously need O-linemen, and I want to play. That's a good place to go if you want to develop and play at the same time, because like I said they need O-linemen. And, you really wanna go where you're needed and not tolerated, basically. Of course you're gonna help the school, because I'm a highly-ranked kid so you're gonna help whatever school I go to regardless. But you wanna go there and actually be successful. You don't just want to go there and they're like, 'We go this kid who was ranked this high' and you don't touch the field."
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BREAKING: Five-star OL Jordan Seaton has committed
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Rivals.com - Colorado lands a commitment from five-star Jordan Seaton
Colorado lands a commitment from five-star Jordan Seaton
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A closer look at what Jordan Seaton to CU means
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numbers and more here for this historical commitment
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Rivals.com - No. 1 OT Jordan Seaton brings it all to Colorado
Scouting notes and class notes surrounding Jordan Seaton's verbal commitment to Colorado.
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Really good article on CU
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Blueprint for another Colorado overhaul: Fix a broken line, save the 2024 recruiting class
After a captivating 3-0 start, the Buffaloes finished 4-8 in Deion Sanders' first season as coach. Here are four factors that could determine future success.
CU hires Phil Loadholt as CU’s new OL coach
- By Nikkieds
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Deion Sanders has hired Phil Loadholt as CU’s new OL coach, per Brian Howell of the Boulder Daily Camera.
From the article:
"[Phil] Loadholt has been an offensive line analyst at Oklahoma the past two seasons. He held a similar role at Mississippi from 2020-21."
Loadholt was an analyst at Oklahoma and was an OT for the Minnesota Vikings.
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From the article:
"[Phil] Loadholt has been an offensive line analyst at Oklahoma the past two seasons. He held a similar role at Mississippi from 2020-21."
Loadholt was an analyst at Oklahoma and was an OT for the Minnesota Vikings.
Sources: Colorado hires former NFL lineman Phil Loadholt to coach Buffs’ offensive line
Former NFL lineman Phil Loadholt is coming to Boulder to work with Coach Prime. BuffZone confirmed Wednesday night through multiple sources that Colorado head coach Deion Sanders has hired Loadholt…
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Results of Awful Announcing's fan vote on CFB broadcast teams
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The 2023 college football announcer rankings
The votes have been tallied and Awful Announcing's readers have voted on their favorite and least favorite college football broadcast teams of 2023.
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Travis Hunter headlines Colorado’s all-conference honors
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The All-Pac-12 teams were announced today, and five CU players received mention 👇
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CUSportsReport - Travis Hunter headlines Colorado’s all-conference honors
The two-way Buffs star made the Pac-12 All-Conference team as both a defensive back and all-purpose specialist.
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