Colorado receiving ‘so many’ recruiting calls after undefeated start; Deion Sanders says ‘it’s absurd’

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The Colorado Buffaloes are the talk of college football after a 2-0 start to Deion Sanders’ tenure as head coach. 

After going 1-11 in 2022, Sanders flipped the roster at Colorado. The Buffaloes returned just 10 scholarship players from last year and welcomed 68 new scholarship players, according to The Athletic. 

Colorado fans rush the field after a win at Folsom Field Sept. 9, 2023, in Boulder, Colo. (RJ Sangosti/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images)

And the fast start in 2023 is making a big difference in recruiting. Boulder has become the place to be. 

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Last week, it was reported Bryce Underwood, considered the No. 1 quarterback recruit of the 2025 class, would make a visit to Colorado when the Buffaloes take on the USC Trojans Sept. 30, according to Yahoo Sports. 

"Obviously, when you have a coach that played defensive back, your attractability is skill position. So, we don’t have a tremendous problem getting those bigs [offensive and defensive linemen]. I think we have a tremendous rotation of bigs, offensive and defensive line. … Trust me. Those guys are coming," Sanders said Tuesday when asked about his focus on recruiting linemen. 

"We are receiving so many calls at this point right now that it’s absurd. Just inquiring about what we do and how we do what we do in visitation and desiring to come on an unofficial or official visit. So, I’m liking where we are right now."

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders interacts with fans prior to the home opener against the Nebraska Cornhuskers Sept. 9, 2023, at Folsom Field in