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3-Star Offensive Lineman Chooses Colorado over Syracuse

BOULDER COUNTY, COLORADO, JUL 7 – Xavier Payne, a 3-star recruit with 33 scholarship offers, chose Colorado for strong coaching ties and early playing time potential, becoming the sixth verbal commitment in 2026 class.

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Syracuse, N.Y. — Class of 2026 offensive lineman Xavier Payne has committed to Colorado, he announced Monday night.

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Recruiting: 3-star offensive lineman commits to CU Buffs

Xavier Payne, a 6-foot-7, 320-pound offensive lineman from Miami, verbally committed to CU and head coach Deion Sanders.

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3-star offensive lineman chooses Colorado over Syracuse

Syracuse, N.Y. — Class of 2026 offensive lineman Xavier Payne has committed to Colorado, he announced Monday night.

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Massive offensive line recruit Xavier Payne picks Colorado over Syracuse

6-foot-7 offensive line recruit Xavier Payne, who was once committed to FSU, elected to play for Seminole great Deion Sanders at Colorado.

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On3 broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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