The Colorado Buffaloes are making waves this portal season as Deion Sanders, the king of the transfer portal, secures one of the most dynamic wide receivers in college football—Danny Scudero. Host Kevin Borba dives into the blockbuster pickup of Danny Scudero from San Jose State.

The transfer portal floodgates have opened, and Colorado is all in as Kevin Borba reveals the Buffaloes’ aggressive pursuit of fresh talent.

Former star corner DJ McKinney has announced he will be leaving Colorado for the transfer portal. Host Kevin Borba dives into why it's disappointing and a prime example of Colorado investing in the wrong people.

Colorado football stands at a crossroads as Deion Sanders’ audacious portal-first strategy faces its biggest test yet. Kevin Borba and Spencer McLaughlin dive deep on the magnitude of Colorado’s portal pressure.

The Colorado Buffaloes are reeling from a huge transfer portal blow as running back Dallan Hayden announces his departure. Kevin Borba explores how Hayden’s mismanagement and untapped potential signal a critical lost opportunity with Brendan Marion’s “Go Go” offense on the horizon.

Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes had a rough season of college football, but with Christmas here, the Buffs likely have some gifts they hope are under the tree. Host Kevin Borba dives into what he thinks are the five things that Colorado needs the most.

Can Deion Sanders unify his staff and address key departures to solidify Colorado’s culture and on-field success? Kevin Borba dives deep into the recent drama at Colorado, highlighting distractions from Warren Sapp’s off-topic social media activity, internal recruiting conflicts, and rumors of staff members undermining the program.

The Colorado Buffaloes enter the offseason reeling from the loss of star safety Tawfiq Byard, whose leadership and tenacity made him the heart and soul of the defense. Host Kevin Borba dives into the details behind the departure of Byard that shows a problem Colorado is having.

Colorado Buffaloes football is reeling as a mass exodus to the transfer portal shakes the foundation of Deion Sanders’ program. Kevin Borba dives deep into each portal loss, ranking the exits that hurt most.

The Colorado Buffaloes are reeling after a mass exodus through the transfer portal. Kevin Borba breaks down Colorado’s escalating roster attrition—10 portal entries and counting.

Utah’s Kyle Whittingham emerges as a likely candidate to take over at Michigan, setting off one of the most unexpected coaching carousel moves in recent college football history. Can Whittingham’s approach and legacy translate to success in Ann Arbor, and would his staff follow him or remain tied to Morgan Scalley? The crew breaks down the drama, and questions abound over Michigan’s future roster, leadership, and the impact on Big 12 dynamics. BYU fans are fired up as Notre Dame is accused of dodging the Cougars in bowl matchups, sparking talk about underdog narratives and college football prestige. Deion Sanders’ transformative effect on Colorado—on and off the field—is spotlighted, alongside concerns about his longevity and succession plans with rising assistant Brennan Marion. Plus, the panel debates Texas high school football recruiting, scandals, and which coaches truly fit Michigan’s high-pressure program. Will Sanders build a lasting legacy in Boulder, or is another seismic shift on the horizon?

Has Warren Sapp just set Colorado’s recruiting efforts in Texas ablaze? Kevin Borba and Brian Smith dive into the fallout after Sapp viral “Texas is fake football” comment.

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Jaheim Otis, once Colorado’s marquee defensive tackle transfer from Alabama, is officially out after an underwhelming season. Host Kevin Borba dives into how much a miss this was for Colorado, and why his tenure was representative of this year's team.

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders decided to promote from within to replace Corey Phillips as the Director of Player Personnel. Host Kevin Borba dives into what this hire means for Colorado.

The Big 12 Conference has been nothing short of a whirlwind over the past week, marked by a major championship, postseason selection drama, and a groundbreaking business announcement that reinforces its "New Look" identity. 1. Championship and CFP Breakthrough The week started with the Big 12 Championship Game where Texas Tech defeated BYU in a commanding fashion (34-7). This victory propelled the Red Raiders to a 12-1 record, securing the Big 12's automatic bid to the expanded College Football Playoff. The subsequent CFP rankings confirmed Texas Tech as the No. 4 seed, earning them a crucial first-round bye straight to the Orange Bowl Quarterfinal—a massive statement for the restructured league. 2. Bowl and Political Fallout While the Big 12 celebrated Tech's CFP inclusion and the bowl selections for seven other teams, drama erupted over the bubble. Commissioner Brett Yormark publicly backed the CFP committee's decision, despite BYU's exclusion, and notably criticized Notre Dame's Athletic Director for his "egregious" outrage over the Irish being left out. This positioned the Big 12 as a stable, unified partner in the new CFP ecosystem, contrasting sharply with the ACC's turmoil. Adding to the controversy, the conference levied $500,000 fines on Iowa State and Kansas State for opting to skip bowl games, underscoring the conference's commitment to fulfilling its postseason obligations. 3. NFL Partnership Announcement Perhaps the most significant long-term news was the conference's announcement of a strategic partnership with the NFL. This collaboration aims to align the two organizations on everything from officiating development and emerging technology to global growth initiatives. This unprecedented move further showcases the Big 12's innovative, business-forward approach under Yormark, establishing a distinct brand identity separate from the traditionalist SEC/Big Ten dynamic.

Brennan Marion’s arrival in Boulder as Colorado’s new offensive coordinator has insiders buzzing, but there is one who questions if he can break Deion Sanders' streak of firing coordinators. Host Kevin Borba dives into why he thinks Marion will be just fine with Coach Prime.