Colorado upset TCU in Fort Worth on Saturday, providing an eye-catching start to Deion Sanders’s tenure with the Buffaloes.
That’s the Buffaloes’ schedule just up ahead, and those dates became worthy of unusual attention at just about the time Colorado players and coaches began hugging each other on the hot sideline of a hot Saturday at TCU’s Amon G. Carter Stadium. The home Horned Frogs had brought their No. 17 ranking and their memories of
“I mean, I knew we were going to do this,” Shedeur Sanders said. “The scoreboard is just telling y’all now.” as he reckoned he approached the 120 snaps he called his personal record from high school in Georgia, from which he became the nation’s most coveted recruit in 2022, when Sanders luring him to Jackson State became a big, big deal. Hunter made hard catches among his 11, including a 43-yard wrestle for a flying Sanders pass on third and 16 in the fourth quarter, enabling Colorado to persist with its six-play, 75-yard drive that provided a 38-35 lead with 7:36 left.
“I knew I could make plays out there,” Edwards said. “We prepared well. So when I got the ball, I was just reading my blocks, trying to get to the end zone.”Their path to mirth still needed a tackle, of all things, and safety Myles Slusher got that on TCU’s final gasp, stopping tight end Jared Wiley for seven yards on a fourth down that asked for nine. Then the Buffaloes’ sideline could commence its hugs among coaches, among players, among players and coaches.
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