Colorado Buffaloes Set to Resume Spring Football Practices

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After a week-long break, the Colorado Buffaloes football team is set to resume its spring practices. BuffStampede.com publisher Adam Munsterteiger and football analyst William Gardner discussed the team's progress, the challenges of implementing new offensive and defensive schemes, and provided a film review of a top 2027 running back target. The conversation also included some fun Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders trivia.

Why it matters

The Buffaloes are entering a new era under the leadership of head coach Deion Sanders, who is tasked with turning around a struggling program. These spring practices are crucial for players to adapt to the new coaching staff's systems and for the staff to evaluate talent ahead of the 2026 season.

The details

Colorado is set to hold nine more spring practices after taking a week-long break. Analyst William Gardner discussed the biggest challenges the team faces in implementing both the new offensive and defensive schemes under the new coaching staff. He also provided a film review of Kylan Bobo, a top 2027 running back target for the Buffaloes.

• Colorado is set to resume spring practices after a week-long break.
• The Buffaloes will hold a total of nine more spring practices.

What they’re saying

What’s next

The Buffaloes will continue their spring practices over the next several weeks as they work to adapt to the new coaching staff's systems and evaluate talent ahead of the 2026 season.