Deion Sanders’ Colorado Buffs just can’t seem to stop the bleeding. The offseason has only made the wounds worse after a terrible 3–9 season exposed cracks across the team. More than 30 players have already hit the portal. And now Colorado’s best wide receiver, Omarion Miller, has a new Big 12 home.

Matt Zenitz reported that Colorado wide receiver Omarion Miller has committed to Arizona State. Miller was one of the most sought-after names in the portal, ranking as the No. 2 wide receiver and a top-10 overall transfer prospect.

The 6-foot-2, 210-pound playmaker, Miller led Colorado in receptions, yards, and touchdowns this season despite instability around him, earning All-Big 12 Second Team honors while producing 45 catches for 808 yards and eight scores in just 11 games.

What makes Miller’s move sting for Colorado and so valuable for ASU is the context behind his breakout season. After spending two seasons stuffed behind Travis Hunter, Miller finally emerged as the Buffaloes’ WR1 amid quarterback chaos and a midseason change in play-calling, yet still finished among the Big 12 leaders in yards per catch and contested grabs.

With Colorado struggling to stabilize its roster, ASU just filled in the biggest hole in its offense this weekend. After diving into the portal to soften the blow of Jordyn Tyson’s departure to the NFL, the Sun Devils doubled down at WR room.

Washington freshman Raiden Vines-Bright came on board Sunday. And now, ASU has stacked Miller with back-to-back portal wins at a position that looked thin a while ago. Suddenly, this reshaped a WR room that looks dangerous again heading into the Big 12 grind.

And while ASU is building momentum, Colorado isn’t just watching from the sidelines either.

Deion Sanders finds his offensive spark

Colorado has responded quickly to a rough offseason. Deion Sanders shifted gears with San Jose State standout Danny Scudero, the current FBS receiving yards leader, which was the Buffaloes’ biggest portal wins after witnessing its WR room dry out in the transfer portal. From Sacramento State to the FBS level and now into the Power Four, the production has followed him everywhere. He recorded 88 receptions for 1,291 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2025.

Not long after the arrival of Scudero, Miami (OH) transfer Kam Perry joined the roster. The 5-foot-9 WR averaged almost 23 yards per reception, thrived on explosive plays and won first-team All-MAC recognition. Together, the two WR additions prove that Colorado is actively rebuilding its offensive identity after losing its top target Omarion Miller.

The timing matters too. Starter Julian Lewis, a redshirt freshman who showed promise in limited action, now steps into a reshaped offense. With Scudero looking as an immediate go-to option and Perry offering game-breaking potential, Colorado suddenly has footing to stabilize a unit that ranked 116th nationally in scoring last season. The bar set by Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter still hangs over Boulder, but these portal moves suggest Deion Sanders turning frustration into momentum once again.

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