Colorado Football Spring Game 2017 live stream: How to watch online

Colorado football kicks off the 2017 season with its annual spring game. Here"s how to stream the game online.

The Colorado Buffaloes return this season looking to defend their Pac-12 South Division crown. They have some rebuilding to do on defense. They lost eight starters from their 20th ranked scoring defense in the FBS (21.7 ppg) a season ago.

Colorado will need to replace a defense that allowed just 193.1 passing yards, second in the Pac-12. Opponents passed for a conference-low 49.7 percent against the Buffaloes defense as well.

They'll also have to replace quarterback Sefo Liufau. He threw for 2,366 passing yards and ran for another 494 rushing yards for 19 total touchdowns in 2016.

Quarterback Steven Montez will have a chance to prove himself as the starter for 2017. He went 2-1 in three starts last season. He'll have plenty of experience at wide receiver returning as well to help the transition.

Receivers Shay Fields, Devin Ross and Bryce Bobo are a few names to watch. Fields led the Colorado Buffaloes in receiving yards (883) and receiving touchdowns (9). Ross led the team in receptions (69) while Bobo looks ready to surpass last season's totals of 44 receptions for 548 receiving yards and two receiving touchdowns.

Here's how to watch the Colorado football spring game live online:

Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017
Location: Boulder, CO
Venue: Folsom Field
Time: 3:00pm ET
TV: Pac-12 Network
Live Stream: Pac-12 Live

Fans might not see much in terms of resistance from both sides. But they'll be able to see some new faces push for playing time in the fall. The Buffaloes kick off their Spring Game alongside San Diego State, Oregon State and Hawaii. All eyes will be on newcomers as well as guys looking to climb up the depth chart.

Head coach Mike MacIntyre and company are prime for another successful season after finishing the season 17th in the AP Poll. It looks like MacIntyre has the Buffaloes on track. They finished this year with the 35th ranked recruiting class, according to 247Sports.