There's no summer rest for college football recruits and transfers, especially for those signed to the Colorado Buffaloes, as they aim to shed the memories of a 3-9 season. Coach Deion Sanders and incoming defensive coordinator Chris Marve have a new crop of defenders aiming to change the culture in Boulder. The latter coach, though, pulled back the curtain on how one prized new addition prepared for the summer, which involved turning to a notable app to prepare for fall camp. How Prized Colorado Addition is Preparing for Fall Camp Nov 1, 2025; Boulder, Colorado, USA; Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders before the game against the Arizona Wildcats at Folsom Field. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images | Ron Chenoy-Imagn ImagesMarve hopped on the "Pregame Show" podcast to gleam about one of Colorado's prized additions. Former Bowling Green and Dayton linebacker Gideon Lampron is already impressing Marve with how he's preparing for college football. But this had nothing to do with being inside the weight room or focusing on agility work. "Gideon actually reached out to me and wanted to get on Zoom to talk through some plays," Marve said. So Lampron and Marve fired up the popular video meeting app to dissect Colorado's defensive scheme. Which Marve says shows the linebacker's desire to prepare for his next college chapter and ensure he's ready to hit the ground running once the Buffaloes report to fall camp. "That smells of a guy who really wants to be excellent at his craft. And we talk about it defensively, that's one of our standards. We want to operate with excellence and maximizing your internal inputs so you can maximize your external potential for impact. That's what I see from him," Marve said. Why Zoom Meetings Can Propel Incoming Colorado Defender MSU defensive run game coordinator Chris Marve speaks to reporters at Media Day on Saturday, August 10, 2019 at the Leo Seal Complex. Photo by Keith Warren
Chris Marve Names Colorado Transfer Turning Heads With Offseason Preparation
There's no summer rest for college football recruits and transfers, especially for those signed to the Colorado Buffaloes, as they aim to shed the memories of a






