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Deion Sanders adds news coordinators to turn around Colorado after 3-9 season

Chris Marve will run the defense and Brennan Marion will install a high-tempo Go-Go offense after Colorado finished 3-9 last season.

  • The Colorado Buffaloes enter their 2026 season following a 3-9 record last year, with expectations forecasted for 4.5 wins. Head coach Deion Sanders overhauled the coaching staff, bringing in new coordinators to rebuild the struggling program.
  • Offensive coordinator Brennan Marion is installing a high-tempo 'Go-Go' offense described as basketball on grass. Highly touted 18-year-old quarterback Julian 'JuJu' Lewis will lead this system, aiming to spark the Buffaloes' struggling ground game.
  • Wide receiver DeAndre Moore Jr. arrives from Texas with 988 yards and 11 touchdowns over three seasons. Offensive lineman Jordan Seaton transferred to LSU, while wide receiver Omarion Miller departed for Arizona State.
  • Defensive coordinator Chris Marve leads a revamped unit supported by linebacker transfers Gideon Lampron, Liona Lefau, and Tyler Martinez. Sanders took the team to Colorado Springs during camp to build chemistry among players.
  • Size concerns persist after a recent practice video went viral showing the Buffaloes looking small in pads. The squad features 73 players in their third or higher year of college football, providing experience depth.
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Deion Sanders adds new coordinators to turn around Colorado after 3-9 season

Deion Sanders has brought in new coordinators to revamp Colorado’s football team after a tough season. Chris Marve is handling the defense, while Brennan Marion introduces a high-tempo offense. Sanders, who battled bladder cancer last year, is more present this…

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Deion Sanders adds news coordinators to turn around Colorado after 3-9 season

Deion Sanders has brought in new coordinators to revamp Colorado’s football team after a tough season.

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Pro Football Network broke the news in Bristol, United States on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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