Deion Sanders’ crew didn’t exactly impress Saturday, but there were plenty of teams that did.
Author: Michael
Colorado State seemed to have Colorado down, but the Buffs pulled off a flawless 98-yard drive late in regulation then finally came up with a big defensive stop in double overtime.
It hasn’t been an easy season for the Dodgers, but they still rule the NL West.
Not enough is made about game flow in football. It’s the way the game is going—consider it the vibe, tempo and general state of things over the four quarters. It can often dictate how and why decisions are made by certain teams and it guides why some production ends up looking the way it does at game’s end. In Florida’s 29–16 win over Tennessee, the way the Gators managed the game tells the story of how they won it, especially in the first half.
In the midst of a fierce rivalry battle with Colorado State, No. 18 Colorado lost one of college football’s most electrifying players Saturday night.
Buffaloes wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter was ruled out for the remainder of the contest and was transported to a local hospital for evaluation, Colorado announced during the third quarter.
With 4:59 left in the first quarter and the Rams leading 14-7, Hunter took a vicious hit to his midsection from Colorado State defensive back Henry Blackburn while attempting to catch a deep pass from quarterback Shedeur Sanders.
Colorado two-way player Travis Hunter has been taken to a local hospital in the Boulder area after suffering an injury during tonight’s game.
The play came in the first half on tonight’s Colorado-Colorado State game, that was chippy from the very start. During the play, Hunter was hit as he was just out of bounds, which jolted him to the ground. After the hit, he was in obvious pain, but ended up returning.
An absolute cheap shot by Colorado State leaves Travis Hunter sidelined with an injury
Colorado State classless early
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A lot adjectives could be used to describe Colorado State’s performance in the first half against No. 18 Colorado Saturday night. “Scared” is not one of them.
The Rams moved with abandon against the heavily favored Buffaloes, seemingly fired up in the wake of coach Jay Norvell’s widely disseminated comments about Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders. Colorado State jumped out to 1–7 and 21–14 leads, surprising a raucous Folsom Field crowd.
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The Colorado Buffaloes are suddenly the center of the college football universe, thanks to head coach Deion Sanders.
Both College Gameday and Big Noon Kickoff descended on Boulder Saturday morning ahead of the Buffaloes’ rivalry game with the Colorado State Rams.
The stakes got even higher after CSU head coach Jay Norvell threw some shade at Sanders for his habit of wearing shades.
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Tensions ran high before the game, with both sides getting into a bit of a pregame altercation at midfield.
No. 18 Colorado got the scoring rolling early in Saturday night’s rivalry game against Colorado State and it was a son of coach Deion Sanders right at the center of the action.
No, we’re not talking about quarterback Shedeur Sanders. It was defensive back Shilo who got the Buffaloes on the board with an 80-yard interception return for a touchdown off an errant throw from Rams quarterback Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi.