It has been a while since I last talked about the Colorado Buffaloes football team, specifically their spring game.

College football had been on a break for three months, and every Power 4 program's spring game was exciting for fans.

At that time, the Buffs were in the news because of their physical appearance, and everyone was talking about it.

Oklahoma Sooners quarterback John Mateer looks very strong just in time for fall camp.

LaJohntay Wester of the Colorado Buffaloes celebrates a touchdown with his teammates Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders.

People on the internet made fun of Colorado for their lack of size, comparing them to a high school team.

Now that summer workouts are over and fall camp has started, let's see what the Buffaloes have been doing to get stronger.

Coach Prime probably had his players working out hard all summer, right?

The Colorado football team's official account posted a video that looks like a local kids' football team practicing.

This is not the only strange thing happening in college football.

It turns out that the video is actually the Colorado Buffaloes practicing for the 2026 season.

This is very awkward.

Deion Sanders watches his players warm up before a game, and it makes you wonder about their strength and conditioning coach.

What does the strength and conditioning coach at Colorado actually do?

It's not just me thinking this, many people are questioning why a Power 4 team looks so small.

People are commenting that the team looks like a high school program from Texas.

I was only half-joking when I thought the team's video looked like a kids' football team.

When I saw the video, I had to look again to make sure it was the real Colorado team.

Even the referee in the background looks like a high school student.

I feel bad for the person in charge of posting the team's social media updates.

That person must have known they would get criticized for posting the video.

And they were right, the team is getting mocked online.

Julian Lewis of the Colorado Buffaloes carries the ball during a game against the Arizona State Sun Devils.

The Buffs are expected to finish near the bottom of the Big 12, and it's easy to see why.

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Coach Prime hopes his players are as fast as he was in college, because they are not very big or strong.

Austin Perry is a writer for OutKick.