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Andre Adams named his dream targets for Colorado, including Lumpris, Baldwin and Kelly-Murray.
Lumpris is a four-star tight end from New Jersey with Alabama commitment risk and interest from Michigan.
Baldwin is a three-star wide receiver from Chandler, Arizona with a June 12 Colorado visit scheduled.
Kelly-Murray is a four-star wide receiver from Mount Pleasant, SC, with a strong recruitment profile and fits in Adams’ plan.
Adams suggested a potential commitment flip for Kelly-Murray to join Colorado.
Adams named the other two targets as Lumpris and Baldwin, signaling Colorado’s offense priorities.
The piece notes Colorado aims to build its offense around Adams and his selected targets.
The article presents Adams’ comments as core to Colorado’s recruiting strategy for 2027.

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Verneuille, an anthropology major with GIS training, was named Outstanding Undergraduate for Spring 2026 at UC Boulder.
Her thesis used GIS, linear modeling, and statistics to analyze how environment and farming influenced migration.
The work centers on the Velarde Valley in northern New Mexico and its Pre-Hispanic history.
The award recognizes Verneuille’s significant academic performance and contributions to her field.

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Colorado lands transfer forward David Gomez, adding size and versatility to the frontcourt for next season.
Coach Tad Boyle says Gomez can guard multiple frontcourt spots and has a 7-foot-3 wingspan.
Colorado also added Noah Feddersen from North Dakota State to strengthen the interior.
Feddersen is listed at 6-10 and can stretch the floor with three-point shooting.
UNC Greensboro transfer Justin Neely brings interior versatility and strong rebounding.
The trio of Gomez, Feddersen, and Neely aims to stabilize Colorado’s frontcourt after portal losses.
The Colorado program is pushing to compete in the Big 12 next season with added depth.
The article notes multiple frontcourt additions to counter offseason losses.

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Colorado banks on a revamped portal class ranked 18th to boost 2026 performance.
Scudero and Moore lead a noted wide receiver upgrade in the Colorado offense.
Colorado adds dual-threat backfield options with Henderson II and Richard Young.
O-line depth is a focus with multiple transfers to reshape protection.
New defensive coordinator Chris Marve oversees a deeper, more versatile unit.
Defensive add-ons include Hopper, Christensen, and a corps at corner and safety.
Colorado eyes stronger 2026 defense with depth and splash plays.
The 2026 roster reshaping is framed as essential for Big 12 competitiveness.
Colorado plans to rely on production and experience from new transfers.

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