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Many pundits and analysts, including us at Buffaloes Wire, have examined how the 2026 Colorado football season will play out. The Buffs are especially tough to predict with so many new players and coaches, making it difficult to gauge how good the team will be in 2026. A difficult early schedule makes that exercise even harder.So what happens when our new friend AI, or in this specific case, ChatGPT, simulates the Colorado football season? The answers are certainly entertaining and offer a more detailed blueprint for what might happen.We asked ChatGPT to produce a realistic prediction that includes injuries, full game-by-game scores and end-of-season stats. So let's dive into what the popular AI platform thinks about the 2026 Colorado Buffaloes.ChatGPT projected final recordFinal Record: 8-5 overall, 5-4 Big 12ChatGPT has the Buffs winning seven regular-season games, with five of them coming in the Big 12 Conference. A seven-win season would be good enough for a bowl game, and our AI model has Colorado winning that bowl game.Here is what ChatGPT says about the season's overview:The offense has enough speed to make a major jump under Brennan Marion. Julian Lewis is the projected starter, Damian Henderson II and Richard Young lead a deeper backfield, and Danny Scudero, DeAndre Moore Jr. and Joseph Williams give Lewis three legitimate starting receivers.My hesitation comes from the rebuilt offensive line, defensive-front turnover and the normal inconsistency that accompanies a young quarterback learning a new system.The concerns are real, specifically along the offensive line, which likely has five new starters but has been hyped up by new OC Brennan Marion. Still, overall, ChatGPT is a big believer in the 2026 Buffs, with them improving by four regular-season wins.ChaptGPT game-by-game predictionsSept. 3 at Georgia Tech: Georgia Tech 31, Colorado 24Sept. 12 vs. Weber State: Colorado 45, Weber State 13Sept. 19 at Northwestern: Colorado 27, Northwestern 20Record through three games: 2-1 (0-0 Big 12)Sept. 26 at Baylor: Colorado 31, Baylor 27Oct. 3 vs. Texas Tech: Texas Tech 38, Colorado 27Record into the bye week: 3-2 (1-1 Big 12)Oct. 17 vs. Utah: Utah 27, Colorado 20Oct. 24 at Oklahoma State: Colorado 34, OSU 24Oct. 31 vs. Kansas State: Kansas State 30, Colorado 24Record after eight games: 4-4 (2-3 Big 12)Nov. 7 at Arizona State: ASU 31, Colorado 27Nov. 13 vs. Houston: Colorado 30, Houston 27Nov. 21 at Cincinnati: Colorado 28, Cincinnati 23Nov. 28 vs. UCF: Colorado 35, UCF 24Final regular season record: 7-5 (5-4 Big 12)Every CU fan would take a 3-2 record into the Week 6 bye week and a 4-4 record heading into November. Dropping the game to ASU certainly put the pressure on the Buffs, with them needing to win 2 of their final three games to reach six wins and bowl eligibility. Closing the season with three big-time wins would be a defining moment of the Deion Sanders era.ChatGPT bowl game projectionChatGPT has Colorado participating in the Rate Bowl, which is nearly impossible because Colorado and the rest of the former Pac-12 schools still have bowl obligations to Pac-12 bowls (e.g., Alamo Bowl, Sun Bowl, Independence Bowl, etc.).Nevertheless, Colorado would face Iowa in the hypothetical Rate Bowl with the Buffaloes pulling out a 30-27 victory over the Hawkeyes.Projected statistical leaders (offense)QuarterbacksJulian Lewis: 268 of 421 passing, 3,318 yards, 27 touchdowns, 11 interceptions, 83 rushing attempts, 286 yards, four touchdowns, one fumbleIsaac Wilson: 15 of 25 passing, 174 yards, one touchdown, one interceptionLewis misses most of one game after taking a hard hit but avoids a major injury. He is occasionally inconsistent against pressure, yet his accuracy, preparation and receiving corps allow him to become one of the Big 12s better young quarterbacks. Colorado entered the offseason projecting Lewis ahead of Wilson after spring practice. - ChatGPTRunning BacksDamian Henderson II: 174 carries, 914 yards, nine touchdownsRichard Young: 108 carries, 527 yards, seven touchdownsJaQuail Smith: 47 carries, 233 yards, two touchdownsThe biggest offensive improvement is not necessarily Lewis passing production. It is Colorado developing a credible running game. Hendersons familiarity with Marions system helps him emerge as the lead back, while Young becomes the short-yardage and late-game option. Henderson and Young entered the summer as the projected top two backs. - ChatGPTReceivingDanny Scudero: 75 receptions, 1,067 yards, nine touchdownsJoseph Williams: 57 receptions, 781 yards, seven touchdownsDeAndre Moore Jr.: 44 receptions, 634 yards, five touchdownsZach Atkins: 32 receptions, 367 yards, three touchdownsKam Perry: 25 receptions, 329 yards, two touchdownsScudero becomes Colorados most reliable offensive player. Williams remains the best contested-catch target, while Moore and Perry provide explosive plays. Colorados projected starting receiver trio entering the summer was Scudero, Moore and Williams, with Perry among the primary rotational options. - ChatGPTIf Colorado receives that type of season from Julian Lewis, everyone in and around the program would be ecstatic. As ChatGPT points out, he would immediately become the best young quarterback in the Big 12 and one of the next big stars in college football. The running game should be vastly improved with Breenan Marion leading the offense, and the duo of Henderson and Young looks dynamic, with both nearly averaging 5 yards per carry. Scudero unsurprisingly leads the receiving corps, and as expected, the targets are spread around, with five players having 25-plus receptions.Statistical leaders (defense)Tackles: Gideon Lampron (106 total)Tackles for loss: Lampron (13)Sacks: Immanuel Ezeogu (7.5)Quarterback pressures: Immanuel Ezeogu (31)Interceptions: Cree Thomas (4)Pass breakups: Makari Vickers (10)Forced fumbles: Lampron (3)Fumble recoveries: Boo Carter (2)Lampron is a tackle machine and was one of the leading tacklers in college football a year ago, so to see him leading Colorado in both tackles and tackles for a loss is not surprising at all. Immanuel Ezeogu, a transfer from JMU leading the team in sacks, is a bit surprising, and with a heavy rotation along the defensive line expected, I would guess that multiple players will have 3-7 sacks rather than one dominant pass rusher.Thomas leading the team in interceptions is as good a guess as any, given his play during spring ball, but Vickers leading the team in pass breakups does surprise me. I would go with Thomas, Carter, or even Naeten Mitchell or Justin Eaglin as the likelier leader in that category.Overall review of ChatGPT's projected Colorado 2026 seasonWhile the ChatGPT projection is realistic, it definitely is on the more optimistic side with an 8- 5 overall record. Still, it is within the realm of possibilities. The biggest win of the projected season comes against Oklahoma State after the Buffs' first of two two-game losing streaks. That win is followed by losses to K-State and Arizona State, putting a bowl game in jeopardy. However, Colorado closes out the season with three quality wins, including against Big 12 contender Houston, to finish 7-5 and earn only the second bowl berth under Deion Sanders.The offense was the story of the year, averaging 29.4 points per game, falling just short of Sanders' goal of 30. Averaging 417 offensive yards per game would have put the Buffs at No. 31 in the country last season and fifth in the Big 12. Another notable stat is the 31 sacks, which would have tied for 31st last year and been a major improvement over last year, when Colorado's defense mustered only 13 sacks.A plus-three turnover margin and seven games decided by one possession (5-2 record in those games) really underscore just how well Colorado performed in the critical moments.It is only an AI prediction, and everything projected should be taken with an extreme grain of salt, but it is fun to speculate from a different angle. We can revisit ChatGPT's predictions throughout the season to evaluate its accuracy or lack thereof.Follow Charlie StrellaonX,ThreadsandInstagram.Contact/Follow us@BuffaloesWireon X (formerly Twitter) and like our page onFacebookfor ongoing coverage ofColoradonews, notes and opinions.This article originally appeared on Buffaloes Wire: ChatGPT simulated Colorado football's 2026 record, stat leaders

Jordan Walsh has agreed to a three-year, $16 million contract extension with the Boston Celtics, according to NBA TVs Chris Haynes.As part of the agreement, the Celtics will pick up Walshs $2.4 million team option for the 2026-27 NBA season before adding three more years onto the deal, which will run through 2029-30, according to ESPNs Shams Charania. Boston will hold a team option for that 29-30 season, according to Mike Scotto of HoopsHype.Including the exercised team option, the deal locks in an estimated $12.7 million in guaranteed money over the next three years for the 22-year-old Walsh, whom the Celtics drafted out of Arkansas in the second round of the 2023 NBA Draft, and who has made just over $5.2 million across the first three seasons of his career.For Boston, it also locks in a rising rotation-caliber wing at what will amount to about 3% of the salary cap through his age-25 season a deal that, if Walsh continues to develop, could come to be seen as an absolute steal. The Celtics now have multiple young wings Walsh, the also-just-extended Ron Harper Jr., recent first-round picks Baylor Scheierman and Hugo Gonzlez under team control on low-cost deals through at least the next two seasons.With Jayson Tatum recovering from surgery to repair his ruptured Achilles tendon and veteran bigs Kristaps Porziis and Al Horford gone, the Celtics entered last season in search of forwards who could fill the frontcourt void. Walsh seized the opportunity, making 68 appearances, including 25 starts, and averaging a career-high 5.4 points and 4.0 rebounds in 17.8 minutes per game for head coach Joe Mazzulla last season.The 6-foot-6, 205-pound Walsh primarily makes his bones on the defensive end, using his 7-foot-2 wingspan, athleticism and ever-revving motor to guard multiple positions and disrupt opponents offensive possessions. Throughout the regular season, Mazzulla entrusted Walsh with the defensive assignment against All-Stars like Jalen Brunson, Cade Cunningham, James Harden, Paolo Banchero and LaMelo Ball; in Bostons disappointing first-round loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, he spent most of his floor time trying to harass All-NBA point guard Tyrese Maxey.Walsh was one of only a dozen players who logged at least 1,000 minutes last season to rank in the 90th percentile or higher in defensive positional versatility, average matchup difficulty and perimeter isolation defense, according to The BBall Index a list that included venerated stoppers like OG Anunoby, Scottie Barnes and Alex Caruso. He was one of just 24 guards and forwards last season to post a block rate and steal rate over 2%, according to Stathead, joining the likes of Anunoby, Barnes, Mikal Bridges, Ausar Thompson and Jalen Suggs; he also logged 3.5 deflections per 36 minutes of floor time, right in line with established chaos agents like Marcus Smart, Josh Hart, Jarred Vanderbilt and Tari Eason.Walsh excels at extending possessions, too, consistently crashing the offensive glass to corral loose balls and give Bostons shooters another bite at the apple. He rebounded a teammates miss on 7.9% of the Celtics offensive trips last season a top-15 mark among wings 6-foot-8 or smaller with Boston grabbing second chances and converting putbacks at top-three rates in his minutes.That active, aggressive dirty-work game has made Walsh into the kind of player who can contribute without needing to dominate the ball. Advanced metrics like estimated plus-minus, DARKO daily plus-minus, regularized adjusted plus-minus and net points and value over replacement player all marked Walsh as a net positive last season despite barely scoring a handful of points per night and ranking 385th in touches per game out of 393 players who averaged 15 minutes per contest.I feel like theres guys like [Jaylen Brown] who can go out there and get his, Payton [Pritchard] who can go out there and get his, Walsh told reporters last season. And within the chaos we have to have somebody picking up the pieces and trying to be the glue guy, keep everything together. [...] I have to find those pockets to affect the game. When JB and Payton are shooting those shots, somebody needs to get the rebound. Its either going to be [the other team] or its going to be us. Why not make it me?After improving as a finisher last season, shooting a career-best 79% at the rim and 38% from beyond the arc, Walsh knows that the next step in his evolution is developing the other parts of his offensive game his dribbling, his passing, his ability to create a shot to put himself in position to turn last seasons breakthrough into a full-tilt breakout next season.It means being a threat at all points in the game, Walsh told Adam Himmelsbach of the Boston Globe at Las Vegas Summer League. I feel like there were a lot of times last season where itd be clutch moments where we needed a bucket and Id have to get subbed out. When those moments come, I always want to be the best option. I want to be the best choice. So, for me its working on my shot, working on my handle, working on creating my own shot when I have those pockets.

Viral comments made by Indiana Fever wing Sophie Cunningham about protecting young girls in locker rooms and sports who shouldnt have to go against biological men have reached many homes, including the White House.Cunningham on Wednesday night reiterated her stance that transgender girls shouldn't play in girls' sports in an interview with reporters prior to the Fever's 123-88 win over the Connecticut Sun at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. By lunchtime Thursday, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt had been asked about Cunningham's remarks both Wednesday and in a profile published by ESPN on Tuesday which sparked reactions on social media from those with both viewpoints."I don't believe (Donald Trump) has reached out to her. I know he is following the story. As you know, this is something the president feels strongly about as well, and the American people do, too: that men should not be playing in women's sports," Leavitt said during the White House press briefing. "It's completely ludicrous that anyone could support that."Cunningham, 29, said that her stance is "common sense" and that she will "always believe that" before adding, "I think its really important to protect children, and thats little girls who are also involved in that category."Her rise in popularity across the WNBA was heightened by joining the Fever after being traded by the Phoenix Mercury in February 2025. Since then, Cunningham has been known for her enforcer-style role to protect Caitlin Clark when things got chippy last season. Cunninghamgained nearly 1 million followers on social media after she committed a foul leading to her ejectionin a game last season in which Clark was poked in the eye by an opposing player.Last month, she stuck up for her Fever teammates against the Phoenix Mercurywhen there were six technical fouls in eight seconds after a kerfuffle. Photos of her finger point to DeWanna Bonner later went viral on social media."It's even more ludicrous that you do have (Sophie) Cunningham, a female athlete herself, very accomplished in her own right, coming forth and speaking that truth that men shouldn't play in women's sports we want to protect women and girls and the backlash she is receiving from Democrats and left-wing fingers across the country is astonishing," Leavitt said. "They are clearly very out of touch with the American public on this issue, which is again an 80-20 issue. It's common sense. It's rooted in basic biological fact that men should not be competing against women on playing fields across the country."Karoline Leavitt says it's ludicrous that Sophie Cunningham is being attacked by the Left for coming out in support of keeping transgenders out of women's sports. "This is an 80/20 issue; this is common sense... that men shouldn't be competing against women." pic.twitter.com/DArPgmZ7hU Media Research Center (@theMRC) July 23, 2026In the wide-ranging profile by ESPN, they addressed the connotation of "MAGA Barbie" that some have dubbed Cunningham, a white woman from Columbia, Missouri. One she believes is projected onto her because of her appearance and where she is from.The question Thursday that prompted Leavitt's response: "(Sophie) Cunningham in the WNBA has been attacked as a MAGA Barbie for saying it's common sense for men to not be in women's sports locker rooms. Is the president following this story and has he reached out to her?"And while some think Cunningham could become vice president of the United States one day, heightened by author Chuck Klosterman's statement on a podcast with The Ringer's Bill Simmons, Cunningham believes her political beliefs are misunderstood."I'm very much in the middle. I agree with things on both sides, disagree with things on both sides," she told ESPN. "And that's all I've ever said about my political beliefs. But people love to assume."Furthermore, when asked Wednesday how she'd advocate for young girls, she said: Im not a very political person, but I do have beliefs, I have morals, and Ill always stand on those and be true to who I am. I think people are going to take it how they want to take it, but Ive never really even said anything about that. When it comes just to protecting young girls in sport and women in sport, I feel very strongly about that. I think thats why you have Title IX, thats why you have some of the greats in womens sports.The opinion of limiting transgender girls and womens participation in womens sports has largely been a view of the Republican party. Multiple states controlled by Republican governments, including Indiana, have banned transgender women from participating in girls' and womens sports.The United States Supreme Court, in which the majority of justices hold Republican beliefs,ruled on June 30 that states are allowed to ban transgender women in sports.Transgender girls participation in sports has become a hot-button issue in recent years, with many states and high school athletic associations moving to ban their participation despite the low number of transgender girls trying to participate in the first place.WISH-TV reported in February 2025that just one transgender girl had asked to play on a girls high school sports team in Indiana. She later withdrew her application to play. The Indiana High School Athletic Association's former policy stated that transgender girls could participate for a high school team that matched their gender identity if they could prove, through documentation of hormone suppression and testimony of family and friends, that they had been living as their identified gender for more than a year.Now,the IHSAA 2025-26 bylawsstate that participants are limited to students whose birth gender matches the gender of the single gender sport.NCAA President Charlie Baker told the Senate Judiciary Committee in December 2024 that out of 510,000 athletes, he is aware of fewer than 10 transgender women competing in the collegiate system,according to The Hill.The only out transgender woman that has prevailed in an NCAA Division I championship is Lia Thomas,who won the 500-yard freestyle in March 2022after takinghormone replacement therapy since 2019.The NCAA changed its policy on transgender athlete participationin February 2025, and it now limits competition in women's sports to student-athletes assigned female at birth only.Cunningham added that her views on transgender girls in sports has nothing to do with her overall position on the transgender community in the U.S.Im there to love, but Im also there to love biological women, and I think there are rights that need to be protected, Cunningham said. Like I said, Im going to stand true to that. Im never going to falter in my beliefs in that. But I have never once said I hated the trans community. Like I said, I think theres space for everyone.Title IX, which was passed in 1972,prohibited discrimination based on sex in all federally funded, public educational programs. It mainly affected public universities across the country, mandating equal scholarships, athletic opportunities and funding for mens and womens programs (for example, if the mens basketball team took a charter flight to away games, the program was also required to charter the womens basketball team to its away games). Womens sports advocates across the country credit Title IX as saving womens sports.The Supreme Court ruling determined that states banning transgender girls participation in sports did not violate Title IX.If Title IX and womens sports werent protected, then you wouldnt hear about any type of women in sport, Cunningham said. I think in the future, its just really important to protect.Get IndyStar's Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark coverage sent directly to your inbox with ourCaitlin Clark Fever newsletter.Subscribe toIndyStar TV: Feverfor in-depth analysis, behind-the-scenes coverage and more.This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Sophie Cunningham receives support from White House on issue Donald Trump 'feels strongly about'

Cubs call up .784 OPS infield prospect before Pirates series originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Chicago Cubs have added a top prospect to their Major League roster before the upcoming series against the Pittsburgh Pirates.The 23-year-old infielder is ranked as Chicago's No. 7 prospect on MLB Pipeline and has spent the entire year at Triple-A Iowa.Geoff Pontes of Baseball America reports that the Cubs have promoted second baseman James Triantos for his MLB debut."Hearing the Cubs are calling up James Triantos to make his MLB debut," Pontes wrote on X.Triantos is a former top-100 prospect who's hitting .306/.344/.440 with seven home runs and a .784 OPS in 88 games this year in Triple-A.He was a second-round draft pick in 2021."Though Triantos has spent the bulk of his professional career (2026 included) at second base and third base, the Cubs have gotten him acclimated to playing all over the diamond," Steve Adams of MLB Trade Rumors wrote. "Hes spent 76 innings in center field, 45 in left field and nine in right field this season."MORE:Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani injury update essentially ends Cy Young chancesTriantos' defensive versatility could make him a valuable asset off the bench for the Cubs.With impressive offensive numbers in Triple-A, Chicago felt now was the best time to give the youngster a look in the Majors.However, the amount of playing time he receives with the NL Central club is a fair question. With Nico Hoerner, the Cubs are set at second base.More MLB news:Braves injury update on Spencer Strider has execs pessimistic about a 2026 returnWhite Sox have strong interest in Mets Clay Holmes with scout attending rehab assignmentYankees send scouts to Cubs vs. Twins series amid trade interest in three playersPhillies would love to trade for Mets reliever Luke WeaverMLB execs believe Padres will trade Mason Miller at trade deadline

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has unveiled a packed home schedule for 2027, headlined by the men's five-Test Ashes series against Australia and the women's multi-format Ashes, with both contests set to run simultaneously across one of the busiest summers in recent memory.England's bid to reclaim the men's Ashes after a 1-4 defeat in Australia last winter will begin at Trent Bridge on June 18, while the women's Ashes campaign gets underway just six days later with a one-off Test at Headingley on June 24.One of the biggest talking points of the schedule is the Rose Bowl (Utilita Bowl) in Southampton, which will host a men's Ashes Test for the first time, becoming only the 10th venue in the UK to stage one of cricket's most celebrated rivalries.Historic first for Rose Bowl, no northern Test venuesThe men's Ashes will move from Trent Bridge to Lord's (June 30), Edgbaston (July 8), the Rose Bowl (July 21) and conclude at The Oval from July 29.However, the fixture list has sparked fresh debate after Headingley and Old Trafford were overlooked as Ashes Test venues, meaning England will not play a single Ashes Test in the north of England.Old Trafford had originally been earmarked to host a Test when venue allocations were announced in 2023, but will instead stage a one-day international against Pakistan. The omission had previously drawn criticism from Greater Manchester mayor, now Prime Minister, Andy Burnham.England will prepare for the Ashes with a one-off Test against Bangladesh at Lord's from May 28, while Australia will play a four-day warm-up match against England Lions at Old Trafford from June 7 under a new reciprocal agreement designed to provide touring sides with stronger preparation. 132583338Women's Ashes and packed international calendarThe women's Ashes will once again follow the multi-format points system, with the Test worth four points and each white-ball match worth two.Following the Headingley Test, England and Australia will contest three T20Is at Trent Bridge, The Oval and Old Trafford before concluding with three ODIs at Southampton, Lord's and Edgbaston.The series comes just months after Australia defeated England in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 final, extending their dominance in the rivalry. England, meanwhile, will be aiming to secure their first women's Ashes Test victory since 2014 after suffering a 16-0 series defeat in Australia in 2025.Beyond the Ashes, England's men's summer will begin with a five-match ODI series against Pakistan before the Bangladesh Test. The home season will conclude with three T20Is and five ODIs against New Zealand in September as England fine-tune preparations for the 2027 ODI World Cup.England Women will finish their home campaign with T20I and ODI series against Bangladesh.The ECB also confirmed that The Oval will host the 2027 World Test Championship final from June 9 to 13, making it the second time the London venue has staged the championship decider.Full Schedule:England Men vs Pakistan1st ODI - 15 May, Utilita Bowl, Southampton2nd ODI - 19 May, Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester3rd ODI - 21 May, Headingley, Leeds4th ODI - 23 May, Banks Homes Riverside, Chester-le-Street5th ODI - 26 May, Sophia Gardens, CardiffEngland Men vs BangladeshOnly Test - 28 May to 1 June, Lord's, LondonEngland Men vs Australia (Ashes)1st Test - 18 to 22 June, Trent Bridge, Nottingham2nd Test - 30 June to 4 July, Lord's, London3rd Test - 8 to 12 July, Edgbaston, Birmingham4th Test - 21 to 25 July, Utilita Bowl, Southampton5th Test - 29 July to 2 August, Kia Oval, LondonEngland Women vs Australia (Ashes)Only Test - 24 to 27 June, Headingley, Leeds1st T20I - 3 July, Trent Bridge, Nottingham2nd T20I - 6 July, Kia Oval, London3rd T20I - 9 July, Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester1st ODI - 13 July, Utilita Bowl, Southampton2nd ODI - 16 July, Lord's, London3rd ODI - 20 July, Edgbaston, BirminghamEngland Men vs New Zealand1st T20I - 7 September, Banks Homes Riverside, Chester-le-Street2nd T20I - 9 September, Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester3rd T20I - 11 September, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff1st ODI - 14 September, Edgbaston, Birmingham2nd ODI - 16 September, Lord's, London3rd ODI - 19 September, Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol4th ODI - 22 September, Trent Bridge, Nottingham5th ODI - 25 September, Headingley, LeedsEngland Women vs Bangladesh1st T20I - 8 September, cinch County Ground, Northampton2nd T20I - 10 September, Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton3rd T20I - 12 September, New Road, Worcester1st ODI - 17 September, County Ground, Hove2nd ODI - 21 September, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury3rd ODI - 24 September, Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford