Brennan Marion energizes Colorado Buffaloes offense during practice
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 9:28 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
Brennan Marion, the new offensive coordinator for the Colorado Buffaloes, is making an impact during practices in Boulder. His competitive demeanor was highlighted as he raced star receiver Danny Scudero in a footwork drill, showcasing his energetic approach to coaching. Colorado's offense struggled last season, averaging just 20.9 points per game. Marion aims to improve that figure, with a specific goal of scoring over 30 points consistently. He previously led higher-scoring offenses at UNLV and Sacramento State, and this upcoming season opener against Georgia Tech will be a key test for his strategies.
- •Brennan Marion is the new offensive coordinator for Colorado.
- •Marion emphasizes speed and competition in practice.
- •Colorado averaged 20.9 points per game in 2025.
- •Marion previously led offenses scoring over 30 points per game.
- •First test for Colorado under Marion is against Georgia Tech.
- 9:28 PMYahoo Sports — Brennan Marion bringing the energy as Colorado offense enters new era
"The Colorado Buffaloes' new offensive coordinator, Brennan Marion, is already bringing energy, speed and competition to practice in Boulder.
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