Buffs Fortify Frontcourt with 3 Transfers

0:00On April 29, Colorado Buffalo's coach, Tad Boyle, moved quick after losing forwards, banged back in Sebastian Ransick to the transfer portal following. The 2025 season, he targeted the front court hard, landing three solid transfers to rebuild that interior strength. David Gomez from Charlotte headlines the group, signing on Monday as a six foot nine versatile big, who can lock down the rim and set killer screens. Gomez brings size and smarts on defense, helping cut down those offensive rebounds the buffs gave up last year. Offensively, he's a finisher inside, opening up easier shots for the team. Boyle sees him as the perfect fit to plug those gaps left by the departures. These moves are already buzzing and boulder, with fans hyped about the depth coming back. The buffs needed bodies who could bang inside on both ends, and these guys deliver rebounding punch and scoring without skipping a beat. It's a smart response to portal chaos, keeping Colorado competitive. Then there's Noah Federson from North Dakota State,

1:02a six foot 10, 245 pound beast, averaging 9.3 points and five. Rebound's last season, he blocks shots, scores inside, and even hits 35.3% from three stretching defenses. Pair him with Justin Neely from UNC Greensboro, who dropped 17.9 points and 11.5 boards per game at 6.6.2. 120 pounds, a rebounding machine and score. With Gomez, Federson, and Neely locked in, Boyle's got the front cord fortified for a tough big 12 run. The bustlet primed to battle back stronger than before.