BOULDER, Colo. — The Big 12 Conference and Colorado Buffaloes released their 2024 football schedules on Tuesday.
This fall marks the second season the Buffs will take the field led by Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders. The Buffaloes also return to the Big 12 in 2024, their first season in the conference since 2010.
The Buffs open the season with three non-conference games, including the season opener at Folsom Field on Aug. 31 against North Dakota State. That game will be followed by road games against rivals Nebraska on Sept. 7 and Colorado State on Sept. 14.
CU said the last time the Buffs played in both Lincoln and Fort Collins was in the 1996 season, which is also the last time Colorado played at Colorado State.
Colorado ends the 2024 season at home the day after Thanksgiving, on Friday, Nov. 29, against Oklahoma State.
This season the Buffs will play nine of 15 conference opponents: Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Baylor, Texas Tech, Arizona, Utah, Central Florida, and Cincinnati.
Kansas announced Tuesday that several of its home games will be played at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Kansas City Chiefs, while its campus stadium is renovated. Colorado's game on Nov. 23 will be played at the NFL stadium.
Colorado 2024 football schedule
- Saturday, Aug. 31 - vs. North Dakota State
- Saturday, Sept. 7 - at Nebraska
- Saturday, Sept. 14 - at Colorado State
- Saturday, Sept. 21 - vs. Baylor
- Saturday, Sept. 28 - at UCF
- Saturday, Oct. 12 - vs. Kansas State
- Saturday, Oct. 19 - at Arizona
- Saturday, Oct. 26 - vs. Cincinnati
- Saturday, Nov. 9 - at Texas Tech
- Saturday, Nov. 16 - vs. Utah
- Saturday, Nov. 23 - at Kansas
- Friday, Nov. 29 - vs. Oklahoma State
CU said the times and television for the first three weeks plus any Friday games will be determined in late May or early June.
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