Colorado football centers compete as fall camp progresses
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 10:10 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
The center position at Colorado football remains highly competitive as fall camp continues. Coaches have emphasized that all starting offensive line spots are open, with Demetrius Hunter, Yahya Attia, and Sean Kinney vying for the starting center role. Assistant offensive line coach Andre Gurode has highlighted the aggressive nature of the competition, stating that players need to prove themselves daily. Both Hunter and Kinney bring extensive experience, having started all games for their previous teams last season. The coaching staff hopes one player will solidify the position soon.
- •All five offensive line starting jobs at Colorado are up for grabs.
- •Demetrius Hunter, Yahya Attia, and Sean Kinney are competing for center.
- •Both Hunter and Kinney have experience, starting every game last season.
- •Coaches expect one of the players to secure the center role soon.
- •The center position is crucial for success in Brennan Marion's offense.
- 10:10 PMYahoo Sports — Colorado football's center competition heating up during fall camp
"Colorado football coaches are searching for a standout center to help lead the charge in Brennan Marion's offense.
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