Colorado football seen as bounce-back candidate for 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 10:26 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
ESPN analyst Bill Connelly has highlighted Colorado football as a potential contender for a significant turnaround in the 2026 season. Key to this optimism is a transfer class comprised of over 40 players, which Connelly ranks among the top three in college football. The roster includes accomplished players such as receivers Danny Scudero and Kam Perry, as well as defensive contributors like Santana Hopper and Gideon Lampron. However, the team will need to develop chemistry quickly as fall camp opens on August 2. Colorado will begin its season on September 3 against Georgia Tech in Atlanta.
- •Bill Connelly names Colorado a top bounce-back contender for 2026.
- •The Buffaloes added more than 40 transfers this offseason.
- •Key additions include proven starters and former blue-chip recruits.
- •Fall camp opens August 2 in Colorado Springs.
- •Season opener scheduled for September 3 against Georgia Tech.
- 10:26 PMYahoo Sports — ESPN writer lists Colorado football as a 2026 bounce back contender
"ESPN analyst Bill Connelly highlights Colorado's impressive transfer class as a unit capable of spurring a major 2026 rebound.
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