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Colorado pursues four-star Li’Marcus Jones for the 2027 class as part of a broader roster rebuild.
Jones is 6-5 and 285 pounds, with film showing strength, balance, and pass-protection ability.
Colorado plans a May 15 visit to Boulder as part of the recruitment process.
New offensive approach under Brennan Marion aims to improve the run game and protect the quarterback.
Marion’s success at Sacramento State included leading a top rushing attack in the Big Sky.
Jones could fit Colorado’s run-first, physical identity in Marion’s system.
The recruitment is framed as a step toward a durable ground game for the Buffaloes.
Jones’ recruitment visit is part of Colorado’s broader strategy to bolster depth on the offensive line.
Jones is considering multiple programs as he evaluates options for 2027.
Colorado aims to establish a physical identity to support a steady ground game.

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Colorado hosts transfer target Jaylen Harris as a high-priority addition to the defensive line.
Harris, a 6-3, 315-pound run stopper, has drawn Power Five interest after strong seasons at Central Missouri.
Colorado views Harris as a potential answer to run-stopping needs after allowing 222.5 rushing yards per game in 2025.
Dante Carter, Colorado’s new defensive line coach, said the room is being evaluated to plan for fall usage.
Harris’s transfer pursuit has included prior visits, with Colorado his first Power Five site in two months of searching.
If Harris commits, he would bolster a thin interior line already featuring underclassmen and limited 300-pound players.
Colorado’s defense aims to shape its approach in the summer with Harris potentially part of the plan.
The transfer visit comes amid a broader effort to rebuild Colorado’s defensive line after a challenging 2025 season.
The story is reported by Liam Howard, an SI beat reporter on Colorado sports.

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Sanders questions Tran about allegedly abusing Nike connections in a video shared on X.
The article ties Sanders' Nike history to his Colorado coaching role and gear deals.
Tran defended herself, saying she buys and gives gifts, including to family members.
The Us Weekly piece notes Sanders and Tran have been dating since late last year.
Sanders' ties to Nike are described through both past and present affiliations.
The article mentions a 2017 Complex interview where Sanders discussed Nike sentiments.
Sanders later took the Colorado coaching job, a Nike-sponsored school.
The piece also notes Nike gear provisions are common in NCAA head coach contracts.
Tran’s remarks include that she buys gifts for family members, including Lauren and his mom.
The article frames the discussion within the broader context of public perception of their relationship.

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Colorado offers 2027 OL Zyion Wesley from Louisiana as part of its ongoing recruiting push.
Wesley is 6-4, 275 pounds with 23 FBS offers and 13 from Power Five programs.
CU may try Wesley at defensive tackle, per talks with defensive line coach Dante’ Carter.
On3 predicts a strong ballpark for Mississippi State as Wesley’s likely destination.
Wesley unofficially visited Ohio State and Nebraska in 2025.
CU recently added three-star DT Kenny Fairly, boosting the 2027 class' interior depth.
Wesley could become CU’s second big man in 2027 if recruited for offense or defense.
Carter’s involvement might signal a defense-first pathway for Wesley at CU.
The article notes Wesley’s Louisiana roots and high school background as context.
The piece frames Wesley’s offer as part of Colorado’s broader push for 2027 recruits.

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