The exodus continues for Deion Sanders-led Colorado Buffaloes, as multiple star players enter the transfer portal. Following Dylan Edwards, a former four-star recruit from Kansas, cornerback Cormani McClain, a former five-star prospect, another saught-after starting defensive back for the Colorado Buffaloes, has decided to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal, seeking new opportunities elsewhere. 

Following Cormani McClain’s unexpected exit, Coach Prime faced a barrage of scrutiny regarding the state of the Buffaloes’ program. McClain’s remarks about prioritizing publicity over performance raised concerns about the team’s values, especially amid a flurry of departures during the Spring transfer window. However, the Buffaloes stand united and have been able to remain confident irrespective of the Spring exodus.

Omarion Cooper enters the NCAA transfer portal 

Cooper, who spent a single season with the Buffaloes, showcased his skills as a standout cornerback, appearing in nine games and starting in eight. Despite missing the last three games of the season, he still managed to tally 37 total tackles, including two tackles for loss. Additionally, he contributed 5 pass deflections, a sack, and a forced fumble. Standing at 6 feet tall and weighing 195 pounds, Cooper, originally from Florida State, was highly regarded as one of the nation’s top defensive backs in the 2021 recruiting class. As he embarks on his final collegiate year, Cooper may explore opportunities closer to his home state of Florida.

In response to the ongoing roster changes, Colorado has been proactive in securing commitments from the transfer portal, with nine players joining the team in the past two weeks. This includes several new additions announced during the spring game over the weekend. With these reinforcements, the Buffaloes aim to vie for their first conference title since 2001, determined to turn their fortunes around.

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Dylan Edwards and Cormani McClain transfers from Colorado

During the 2023 season, Edwards made significant contributions to Colorado’s offense, displaying his versatility with impressive rushing and receiving stats. His standout performance against TCU, where he tallied three touchdowns and 135 receiving yards, underscored his impact on the field. Joining Edwards in the transfer portal are fellow rushers Wilkerson and McCaskill, both of whom played important roles in the team’s backfield. Wilkerson showcased his ability with 190 rushing yards and three touchdowns, while Alton McCaskill, despite limited opportunities due to injury, contributed to the team’s efforts.

Additionally, the departure of leading rusher Hankerson and cornerback McClain presents challenges for the Buffaloes ahead of the 2024 season. Coach Prime faces the task of filling these gaps as the spring transfer portal offers potential replacements until April 30th. As Colorado continues to make adjustments to its roster, the success of its running game will be crucial for overall improvement. Coach Sanders has been proactive in recruiting new talent through the portal, but the team has also seen significant outgoing transfers. The upcoming season promises to be an intriguing one as the Buffaloes aim to find stability and success amidst these changes.