PAC12 Colorado Buffaloes
The Colorado Buffaloes represent the University of Colorado Boulder and are one of the most recognizable college football programs in the American West. Colorado football dates back more than a century, with the program building a proud tradition around its black and gold colors, Folsom Field, and the famous live buffalo mascot Ralphie. Over the decades, the Buffaloes have competed in the Big Eight, Big 12 and Pac-12 conferences, and returned to the Big 12 beginning in 2024.
The greatest championship achievement in Colorado football history came in 1990, when the Buffaloes finished 11-1-1, won the Big Eight Championship, defeated Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl, and were recognized as the national champion by the Associated Press and USA Today/CNN. The program has also produced numerous conference championships, major bowl victories and nationally ranked teams, including the outstanding 1989, 1990, 1994 and 2016 squads.
Colorado has produced many legendary players. Byron “Whizzer” White became the school's first All-American and later served as a Justice of the United States Supreme Court. The 1990 championship era featured stars such as Eric Bieniemy, Alfred Williams, Darian Hagan, Shannon Sharpe and many others. In 1994, running back Rashaan Salaam won Colorado's first Heisman Trophy after rushing for 2,055 yards. Later generations produced NFL stars such as Michael Westbrook, Chris Brown, Matt Lepsis, Michael Huff and Jimmy Smith.
The modern era has brought another generation of nationally recognized Buffaloes. Under head coach Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders, Colorado returned to the national spotlight, with stars including quarterback Shedeur Sanders and two-way sensation Travis Hunter. Hunter became the program's second Heisman Trophy winner in 2024 and one of the most decorated players in college football history, while Shedeur Sanders broke more than 100 school records during his two seasons in Boulder.
Colorado has officially retired six football jersey numbers: #24 Byron “Whizzer” White, #67 Joe Romig, #11 Bobby Anderson, #19 Rashaan Salaam, #12 Travis Hunter, and #2 Shedeur Sanders. Hunter and Sanders had their numbers retired together at Colorado's 2025 spring game, making their jerseys part of the permanent history of the program. The university's Athletic Hall of Fame and numerous other honors also recognize generations of Buffaloes legends, coaches and teams.
Our Colorado Buffaloes football jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing the 1990 national champions, Heisman winners, historic teams, modern stars, NFL legends, fan favorites, and much more obscure players from throughout Colorado football history. From Byron White, Joe Romig and Rashaan Salaam to Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter and many lesser-known Buffaloes, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Colorado football.
Every player name, jersey number, and Colorado Buffaloes team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while preserving the distinctive black-and-gold identity associated with Colorado football.
From the earliest generations of Buffaloes football and the legendary 1990 national championship team to Rashaan Salaam's Heisman-winning season, the memorable Pac-12 years, and the nationally recognized Coach Prime era, Colorado has created generations of unforgettable college football history. Discover Colorado Buffaloes jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in program history — because every Buffalo has a story, and no Buffalo should be forgotten.
