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Buffaloes Boost Recruiting Class with New Talent
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Coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes secure significant commitments for their 2026 recruiting class, including three-star safety Braylon Edwards, four-star wide receiver Xavier McDonald, and three-star athlete Alexander Ward. Xavier McDonalds younger brother, four-star cornerback Dolph McDonald, also commits to the 2027 class. These additions boost the teams national standing, with the 2026 class now ranking 95th nationally and 13th in the Big Twelve. Coach Sanders recruiting philosophy focuses on signing between 15-17 high school players per cycle, aiming to maintain a competitive roster in the face of transfer portal trends.
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