It didn’t take long for Colorado to christen its latest item on the sideline in the Deion Sanders era as head coach.
Colorado introduced a new turnover throne ahead of Saturday’s game against Nebraska. The fancy chair, trimmed in gold and donning “iBELIEVE” at the bottom, is the sanctum where Buffalo players will visit after generating a turnover in the game.
On a third down attempt from the Buffaloes’ 31 in the Cornhuskers’ opening drive, quarterback Jeff Sims fumbled the ball on a sack by the Buffaloes’ defense. Colorado took over from its own 35.
Author: Michael
You wanna know what makes this country great? Look no further than the new Turnover Throne on the Colorado sideline today. Forget everything you know about college football props. Chains, axes, crowns, whatever — they’re all obsolete now.
Deion Sanders — as he’s done for months now — has set a new standard, not only at Colorado but for all of college football.
Behold, the turnover throne!
It’s BEAUTIFUL @CUBuffsFootball debuts the Turnover Throne #FOXFieldPass pic.twitter.
Star wideout Marvin Harrison Jr. helped No. 5 Ohio State get off to a fast start on Saturday with an electric 71-yard touchdown against Youngstown State.
Quarterback Kyle McCord found Harrison Jr. down the near sideline in stride, before the receiver did the rest and out-raced the Penguins secondary.
The elite wideout, who only had two receptions for 18 yards last week in the team’s 23–3 win over Indiana, scored his first touchdown of his junior campaign in impressive style.
Marvin Harrison Jr. with the TD 💪
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ESPN has not announced where College GameDay will be next week, but it seems that Lee Corso and the rest of the crew let it slip.
Earlier in the show, the crew appeared to dance around the fact that they are likely going to Colorado next week. Then, during the picks section of the broadcast, Corso implied that GameDay will travel to Boulder if Colorado defeats Nebraska on Saturday.
Finally, Kirk Herbstreit confirmed that GameDay will be in Boulder next week when Colorado hosts Colorado State.
In a game years in the making, USA and Canada are finally playing for a basketball medal. But it wasn’t supposed to be a bronze, which is what the two North American powers will compete for after both were upset in the FIBA World Cup semifinals.
The Patriots intend to sign quarterback Bailey Zappe to the 53-man roster Saturday and release Matt Corral, sources told ESPN’s Mike Reiss.
Congo and Gambia’s African Cup of Nations qualifier in Marrakech will go ahead as scheduled on Sunday despite the powerful earthquake that struck the city on Friday.
Commanders defensive end Chase Young won’t play in Sunday’s season opener against the Cardinals after the team downgraded him to out because of a stinger in his neck suffered in the first preseason game.
Mariners starter George Kirby said he didn’t want to pitch in the seventh inning of Friday night’s loss, an inning in which Kirby gave up a game-tying home run on his 102nd pitch of the night.
John Rich of Big & Rich fame joined Clay Travis today on FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff to talk all things football before the country music superstar shared a story about watching one of the greatest college football games of all time with Steve McNair of all people!
“Sitting with Steve McNair and Cowboy Troy they [Texas] were down, [Vince Young] hurdles the guy into the end zone, winds up winning the game. For me it was the greatest college football game of my life,” the diehard Longhorn fan exclaimed.