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Stephon Gilmore is certainly a lot closer to the end of his playing days than the beginning, but he still brings it every game. It’s been an illustrious career for the 33-year-old, earning two first team all-pro selections, five pro bowls, a defensive player of the year award, and a Super Bowl.

Coach Prime always goes out of his way to support the troops. When Army traveled to Colorado to take on the Air Force Falcons, it was Coach Prime who offered up his facilities to the visiting Black Knights so they could get in proper preparation before the game.

Today, the Colorado men’s basketball team will head to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn to take on the #15 ranked Miami Hurricanes. It’s another big matchup against a ranked opponent that should provide a better gauge of what we can expect from the Buffaloes moving forward.

Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball forward Tristan da Silva was named Pac-12 Player of the Week, per an announcement on Monday. Da Silva took over in the fourth quarter of CU's 90-63 blowout upset over No.

Deion Sanders has a hard time believing the Colorado Buffaloes would be held out of the College Football Playoff, if they were in a position to compete for a national championship. Coach Prime went on the record with ESPN's Stephen A.

In the wake of the surprise retirement announcement from Alabama’s Nick Saban, countless tributes and well-wishes have poured in on social media. One of those was his friend, Deion Sanders, who affectionally said the Tide's coach was college football's GOAT. However, Coach Prime's son took a different approach.

KJ Simpson has been named to the top 25 midseason watch list for the John R. Wooden Award. He joins a prestigious group, including Purdue's Zach Edey, who took home the award last year. Simpson is averaging 19.9 points per game, while collecting 4.3 assists and 4.9 rebounds.

Coach Prime has stated that both his sons were returning to Colorado in 2024. However, we hadn’t heard anything definitively from either of the players directly.

Nate Burleson is very enthusiastic about the future of Colorado football. The CBS Mornings and The NFL Today host was part of the coverage team for Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas and expressed his feelings about Deion Sanders taking over in Boulder.

Deion Sanders is on a whirlwind publicity tour for his new book, 'Elevate and Dominate: 21 ways to Win On and Off the Field', this week. He stopped by the set of CBS Mornings to chat with Nate Burleson, Gayle King, and Tony Dokoupil.