Colorado’s secondary was one of the better units in the Big 12 last season, but if the Buffaloes hope to maintain or improve on that mark they’ll need help.
That help might be on its way with the Buffaloes hosting a visit and offering former Wyoming cornerback Tyrecus Davis. Out of Navarro Community College in Texas, Davis played two seasons for the Cowboys and would have one year of eligibility left at Colorado.
While a bit undersized for an outside corner, standing just 5-foot-10 inches, his physicality and instincts more than makes up for his lack of size. Davis has proved it on the field as well racking up 42 tackles, an interception and eight pass breakups last season.
Davis has near perfected the “peanut punch” technique when tackling, forcing two fumbles in his career at Wyoming. He proved to be an asset on special teams as well, blocking a field goal against San Jose State last season.
Colorado’s head coach Deion Sanders said after the spring game that adding to the secondary would be a priority, but the progress has been slow going. After losing Colton Hood to the transfer portal, adding Davis would be breath of fresh air for the Buffs.
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Publish date : 2025-05-13 22:29:00
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