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Shawn Drotar and Mat Smith are LIVE from Peckish on The Hill in Boulder ahead of CU's first game of the season against Georgia Tech on Friday night. 

CB DJ McKinney and OL Jordan Seaton received preseason honors. McKinney was named to the preseason All-Big 12 team, and Seaton named preseason All-American (2nd team). Other players returning alongside McKinney in the Colorado secondary have familiarity and playmaking ability to slow down opposing passing attacks. Transfers on the offensive and defensive lines can make considerable impact in both running the ball and stopping the run. Colorado's run game is one of the biggest question marks heading into the season, but Coach Prime has done all he can to bolster the trenches.

Coach Prime and his medical team announced this week that he had surgery to remove his bladder and he is cancer free and ready to coach this fall. As he usually does, Deion Sanders approached the whole situation with positivity and a sense of humor. Charlie Offerdahl is medically retiring from football, and will pursue a degree in dentistry. After the Buffs' struggles in the run game the last couple seasons, can they become a more balanced offense with new QBs Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis?

Shawn Drotar and Danny Bailey preview the upcoming Colorado Buffaloes season LIVE at Peckish in the DTC. Did the roster get deeper despite big time stars departing for the NFL and transfer portal? What will the quarterback competition be like between Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis?

The Colorado Buffaloes' spring game showed that the quarterback competition between Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis will be ongoing through the spring and summer. Also, the transfer portal additions Coach Prime brought in on defense, like Martavius French and Tawfiq Byard, are ready to make an impact.Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter's jersey retirement left a little to be desired, but now they are on to the next stage of their careers. How high will Travis Hunter be selected in Thursday's NFL Draft? And what is the best fit for Shedeur Sanders among teams that are looking to draft a quarterback?

The Colorado Buffaloes announced that they will be retiring Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders' jerseys at Black and Gold Day on Saturday. Chase Howell and Shawn Drotar react to the news and discuss jersey retirements in sports in general. Transfer portal updates as the Buffs land WR Sincere Brown and OL Xavier Hill. Also, what do the departures of RB Isaiah Augustave and DE Taje McCoy mean for Coach Prime's squad. Players to watch and what we're hoping to see at the spring game Saturday up in Boulder.

There is no other coaching staff in college football like Deion Sanders' group in Boulder. Shawn and Chase discuss the latest addition to Coach Prime's NFL-experience rich coaching staff at Colorado: Byron Leftwich. Coach Prime's recruiting pitch has been, and continues to be, NFL not NIL. The benefits of a consistent message throughout Deion's coaching staff stacked with Hall of Fame experience.Could there be another Gold Jacket joining Coach Prime on the sideline this season? Also, how does the addition of Marshall Faulk improve a running back room returning three talented rushers who didn't get a big chance to shine last season? And with a senior transfer quarterback and the #1 high school QB joining the Buffs, Pat Shurmer has even more of an opportunity to be creative with CU's offense.

Colorado and Syracuse are waiting on a decision from the NCAA regarding a combined spring game in a proposal that demonstrates yet again how Coach Prime is bringing NFL principles to CU. If the Buffs and Orange can set this new trend, everybody wins from players and coaches to media outlets, the NCAA, and fans.Spring ball is critical for the development of underclassmen as well as the integration of incoming transfers. What are we watching for in the Buffs' spring practices? O-Line improvement and a more dynamic run game. Also, last year's RB trio of Augustave-Welch-Hayden returning for Colorado will allow Pat Shurmur to be more creative on offense without Shedeur Sanders and last year's wealth of weapons at WR.

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback and potential top NFL Draft choice Shedeur Sanders took a bold stance at the 2025 NFL Combine, opting to skip the throwing drills and letting his Colorado tape do the talking. Confidence or misstep? Aniello Piro and Chase Howell break down his decision, analyze what scouts are saying, and explore whether his standout college highlights will seal the deal for NFL teams—or leave him sliding down draft boards. Plus, the fellas are joined by Petros from Goonsville to talk about his clothing brand and how he is working with the Colorado Buffaloes.2:38 Shedeur won't throw at combine 6:45 Pro Day benefits10:20 Cam Ward vs Shedeur Sanders13:40 Colorado WR draft prospects14:45 Current Buffs QB room18:00 Petros from GoonsvilleMake sure to like, comment, and subscribe to stay up with all the latest Colorado sports content from Mile High Sports! Subscribe to our page: https://www.youtube.com/c/MileHighSports Follow us on social media: @MileHighSports Check out our website: MileHighSports.com

Coach Prime and the Colorado Buffaloes are ramping up for the 2025 college football season and have made some hall-of-fame additions to the coaching staff.The Buffs lost offensive line coach Phil Loadholt, defensive ends coach Vincent Dancy and defensive line coach Damione Lewis to other opportunities across the college football landscape. With that, Coach Prime has elevated coaches Gunnar White and George Helow. There is also an expectation that NFL hall-of-famer Warren Sapp will have an expanded role with the CU Buffs this season. Another hall-of-famer is coming to Boulder to join Deion Sanders and the Buffs in Marshall Faulk who will be Colorado's running backs coach. In addition, the Buffs recently signed defensive coordinator Robert Livingston to a contract extension. Aniello Piro and Chase Howell break down the latest news and notes surrounding the Colorado Buffaloes on The Sko Show.

Aniello Piro and Chase Howell of the Sko Show provide in-depth analysis where we dive into the Colorado Buffaloes' starting offense for the upcoming 2025 season!Quarterback Insights: We discuss who might take the helm after the departure of Shedeur Sanders, looking at potential candidates from the transfer portal and incoming freshmen.Running Back Prospects: An examination of the running back room, highlighting new talents and returning players who could make a significant impact.Wide Receivers and Tight Ends: Breakdown of the receiving corps, with a focus on key players like Drelon Miller and potential new stars who could shine in the revamped offense.Offensive Line: A deep dive into the offensive line's outlook, discussing the integration of new players like Jordan Seaton and how this could affect the team's performance.Predictions and Expectations: Our predictions for standout performances, potential weaknesses, and how the Buffaloes might fare in the Big 12 Conference.0:30 Prime to NFL Rumors2:38 QB competition8:17 RB by Committee9:45 WR Depth13:50 More TE this season?15:40 New OL depth on interior

The Colorado Buffaloes are making moves in the transfer portal! As Coach Prime gears up for his third season as head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes he and his staff are attacking the transfer portal to improve the roster across the board while replacing starts Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders. Deion Sanders and his staff have added a humber of high-profile players in quarterback Kaidon Salter, pass rusher Jaheim Oatis and a slew of other talented players as the offseason is underway. Aniello Piro and Chase Howell look at the talent that Coach Prime has brought to Colorado via the transfer portal on The Sko Show.

Join Aniello Piro and Chase Howell of The Sko Show for an insightful conversation with Adam Munsterteiger, the expert behind BuffStampede.com, as we dive into the latest on the Colorado Buffaloes' transfer portal activities. We'll discuss who's coming in, who's moving out, and what these changes could mean for the team's future. Additionally, the guys preview the upcoming Alamo Bowl, where Colorado will face off against BYU. This game is not just another postseason match; it's a chance for the Buffs to end the season on a high note after their stellar performance this year.

Coach Prime and the Colorado Buffaloes made another splash in the transfer portal by gaining the commitment of four-star quarterback Kaidon Salter. Salter spent the last two seasons at Liberty, and now will come to Boulder to play for Deion Sanders and the CU Buffs. Colorado already landed 5-star quarterback Julian Lewis earlier this year, and now bring in Salter to add some experience to the quarterback room. Aniello Piro and Chase react to the news and analyze the quarterback competition brewing for the Buffs.

Deion Sanders confirms his intention to stay with the Colorado Buffaloes for the foreseeable future!There has been rampant speculation about Coach Prime's future with the Colorado Buffaloes following the conclusion of this season. Deion Sanders all but put the rumors to rest by confirming his intention to remain the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes during an appearance on the Pacman Jones Show. There is an expectation that Deion Sanders and the Colorado brass will engage discussions for a contract extension during the offseason. Coach Prime is already off to a hot start in the transfer portal by gaining the commitment of former Alabama defensive lineman Jaheim Oatis. Aniello Piro and Chase Howell react to Coach Prime's comments on a bonus episode of The Sko Show.

Coach Prime and the Colorado Buffaloes are ready to take on the transfer portal.Dive deep into the CU Buffs' transfer portal outlook with our analysis on the best fits for Coach Prime's squad, especially as stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter prepare for their leap to the NFL. Join Aniello Piro and Chase Howell on The Sko Show as they break down the top prospects that could transform the Colorado Buffaloes roster, discussing their potential impact on both offense and defense. The guys explore how these players could mesh with Coach Prime's vision for the team, looking at performance stats, fit within the team's current needs, and what they could bring to the field in Boulder. Whether it's bolstering the offensive line or adding dynamism to the secondary, get all the insights you need on who might be the next big names to watch in Colorado.

Travis Hunter, the two-way superstar from the Colorado Buffaloes, is poised to win the 2024 Heisman Trophy. His incredible performances on both offense and defense have solidified his status as the top contender. With record-breaking stats and game-changing plays, Hunter has led the Buffaloes to new heights and inspired a nation while also on track to be a top pick in the NFL Draft. Get ready to witness history as Hunter claims the prestigious Heisman Trophy. Aniello Piro and Chase Howell break down Hunter's Heisman season on The Sko Show ahead of the announcement on Saturday.

The Colorado Buffaloes will look to end the regular season strong as the Oklahoma State Cowboys head to Boulder for the final regular season game of the year. Despite losing to Kansas last week, the Buffaloes have had a tremendous season under the command of Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders. Colorado still has a shot at the College Football Playoff and Big 12 Championship game, but they must take down the Oklahoma State Cowboys if they want to have a chance at all. Aniello Piro and Chase Howell react to Colorado's loss to Kansas and preview Friday's matchup on The Sko Show.

Coach Prime and the Colorado Buffaloes are gearing up for a crucial matchup against the Kansas Jayhawks. While the 8-2 Buffs may be favored, overlooking the Jayhawks could prove costly. Kansas is riding a two-game win streak heading into this matchup, with the wins coming against Big 12 foes Iowa State and BYU. While both of Kansas' wins have helped Colorado, the Buffs must be prepared to take care of business Saturday. Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter and the Buffs are playing their best football at the right time as Colorado looks to get the win in Kansas.Aniello Piro and Chase Howell delve into the reasons why Colorado can't afford to underestimate Kansas. From analyzing the Jayhawks' recent performance to highlighting potential pitfalls for the Buffs, AP and Chase break down the key factors that could determine the outcome of this pivotal game on The Sko Show.

At 7-2, the Colorado Buffaloes are currently in Prime position to shock the college football world as their historic season rolls on. With a high-powered offense led by the talented Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter, the Buffs are not only favored to win the Big 12 Conference but are also being considered serious contenders for a spot in the College Football Playoff. Coach Prime's Buffaloes took care of business last week against Texas Tech and now will battle Utah as the regular season begins to wind down and the pressure gets cranked up. At the moment, the Colorado Buffaloes control their own destiny with a Big 12 Championship and a spot in the College Football Playoff on the table.Join Aniello Piro and Chase Howell on the Sko Show as they break down the key factors contributing to Colorado's rise to prominence, analyze their matchup versus Utah, and breakdown why Colorado is the favorite to win the Big 12 Conference.

Colorado's path to the College Football Playoff becomes clearer after win versus Texas Tech. The Colorado Buffaloes made a statement versus Texas Tech, winning 41-27. The Buffs got down early in the game, but battled back to win the game in convincing fashion. The victory, and loss from Iowa State, gets Coach Prime and Colorado closer to a spot in the College Football Playoff. Shedeur Sanders was fabulous against Tech, throwing for 291 yards and three touchdowns. Travis Hunter, Shilo Sanders and the defense balled out, holding the Red Raiders to 14 points in the second half. Aniello Piro and Chase Howell react to the win in a bonus episode of the Sko Show.3:33 Coach Prime on Texas Tech fans throwing things on the field6:32 Coach Prime on facing adversity8:25 CU-Texas Tech Game Reaction10:44 Colorado's gameplan18:06 Iowa State Loss Reaction

Colorado Buffaloes Charge Towards College Football Playoff: Can They Beat Texas Tech?The Colorado Buffaloes are back from the bye ready to make a push for the College Football Playoff. Colorado's College Football Playoff chances went up during the bye as both Kansas State and Iowa State lost. Coach Prime's Buffaloes are currently ranked No. 20 in the first CFP rankings, and will need to win out the rest of the season to have a chance at the big dance.Deion Sanders and his Colorado team will travel to Lubbock, Texas to take on the Texas Tech Red Raiders this week. Led by stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter, Colorado is the favorite for this matchup. Colorado's offense has been great all season led by Sanders and litany of wide receivers in LaJohntay Wester, Will Shepard and Jimmy Horn Jr. The defense is also playing well anchored by Heisman hopeful Hunter, Shilo Sanders, Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig and DJ McKinney. Aniello Piro and Danny Bailey preview the game between the Buffaloes and Red Raiders on The Sko Show while also taking a look at Colorado's path to making the College Football Playoff.

The Colorado Buffaloes will look to continue their winning ways as they host the Cincinnati Bearcats at Folsom Field Saturday night. Coach Prime and Colorado took care of business last week against the Arizona Wildcats with a dominant 34-7 victory, improving to 5-2 on the season. The Bearcats are also 5-2 on the year and both Colorado and Cincinnati are 3-1 in Big 12 Conference play so far this season. A win for Colorado would clinch bowl eligibility, which is one of the primary goals for Deion Sanders this season. Superstar Travis Hunter is healthy, which bodes well for Colorado's chances to win the game. Plus, Shedeur Sanders is dialed in with wide receivers Will Shepard, LaJohntay Wester and Jimmy Horn Jr. How will Colorado perform at home against a competitive Bearcats team? Aniello Piro and Danny Bailey preview Colorado vs. Cincinnati on The Sko Show.

The college football landscape could see a major shakeup as the Colorado Buffaloes, led by Coach Prime, star quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Heisman Trophy candidate Travis Hunter, host the #18 Kansas State Wildcats at Folsom Field following the bye week. This isn't just any game; it's a potential turning point for Colorado's season. Can the Buffs, riding high on recent victories over Colorado State, Baylor and UCF upset the Wildcats and catapult themselves into the NCAA Top 25 and cement themselves as a contender to win the Big 12? Will Colorado's dynamic offense outmaneuver Kansas State's defense? Or will the Wildcats pounce on the Buffaloes? Colorado’s defense will get a boost with the return of Safety Shilo Sanders and the added rest coming off the bye. Aniello Piro and Chase Howell preview the game on The Sko Show, taking a look at key players like Travis Hunter and K-State's quarterback Avery Johnson, and what's at stake for both teams. Plus, AP had the chance to sit down with Colorado cornerback DJ McKinney for a 1-on-1 interview to talk about his time playing for Colorado and the current season.1:00 - Buffs back from bye week 6:20 - Coach Prime says team is totally different from last year 11:50 - Kansas State Preview 15:40 - CU Defense & coaches18:15 - Coach Prime on getting Shilo back 20:50 - Prime on expectations 26:08 - DJ McKinney Interview

Can Colorado win the Big 12 and compete for a spot in the 2024 College Football Playoff? Following the Buffs dominant victory over the UCF Knights, conversation around Coach Prime’s Buffs squad is picking up around the college football world. Colorado is currently on a bye, and will return to face the Kansas State Wildcats who are the #20 team in the nation. From there, Colorado has games against Arizona, Cincinnati, Texas Tech, Utah and Kansas before ending the regular season against Oklahoma State. Superstars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter have helped lead the Buffaloes to a 4-1 record while the defense led by coordinator Robert Livingston has improved each game. With the new 12-team playoff format, could Colorado not only compete but also a secure a spot in the playoff? Aniello Piro and Chase Howell break it down on The Sko Show.

The Colorado Buffaloes will look to win their second consecutive game when they face the UCF Knights following last weeks thrilling 38-31 overtime victory versus the Baylor Bears. Coach Prime's Buffs narrowly escaped with the victory thanks to superb play from superstar quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Heisman hopeful Travis Hunter. Now, the Buffaloes will look to win their first road game of the season as they head across the country for this Big 12 matchup in Florida. Deion Sanders Buffaloes were dismantled in their lone road game of the season, losing to rival Nebraska 28-10. UCF boasts one of the best running games in all of college football, which will be a primary focus of Colorado's defensive gameplan. Aniello Piro and Chase Howell preview the matchup on The Sko Show.

The Colorado Buffaloes are set to make their return to Big 12 when they face the Baylor Bears at Folsom Field on Saturday. Both Colorado and Baylor enter into this matchup with a 2-1 record. Coach Prime and Colorado handled business against Colorado State in the Rocky Mountain Showdown, but now they will have a significant test with their reintroduction to the Big 12. Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders have shined for Colorado all season, and will need to continue to do so for the Buffs to beat the Bears. The Buffs defense will also need to hold strong to slow down Baylor's offense. Aniello Piro and Chase Howell preview Colorado-Baylor on The Sko Show.

Coach Prime and the CU Buffs will kickoff off their season with a tough matchup against North Dakota State. After a 4-8 record in his first season as head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, Deion Sanders is looking to take his team to the next level with aspirations to compete for a spot in the College Football Playoff. Will Coach Prime and the Buffs get out to a strong start in Week 1? Aniello Piro and Chase Howell preview the Buffs opening game on The Sko Show, and set expectations for what is sure to be an action-packed season of football.

AP and Chase preview the 2024 CU Buffs football season and discuss some of the big storylines from Colorado's offseason.