The Colorado Buffaloes blew out their FCS opponent, the Weber State Wildcats, 52-21 on Saturday. However, coach Deion Sanders wasn’t remotely satisfied with his team’s performance.
Former Colorado stars in Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Jacksonville Jaguars defensive back Travis Hunter found each other again after Cleveland’s game at Jacksonville, grabbed shoulders, and smiled while cameras surrounded them.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders had just watched his team finish the home opener with a 31-point cushion when he turned the locker room into a question about the way the Buffaloes had won.
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Deion Sanders is keeping his eyes on the ball despite his Colorado Buffaloes squad cruising to a 52-21 blowout win over the Weber State Bobcats on Saturday night.
Colorado put 52 points on the board and blew out Weber State by 31 points in Week 2, but inside the post-game room, Coach Prime looked like a man who had just lost.
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The Colorado Buffaloes have given Tanner Hardy a chance to see Folsom Field for himself. The 2028 defensive back from Brookhaven High School in Mississippi shared a game invitation for Saturday’s home opener against Weber State, adding Colorado to the programs drawing his attention this fall.
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The Colorado Buffaloes prevented fatigue from their starting 22 against Georgia Tech. Coach Deion Sanders helped rotate players in to propel the 14-13 win, although interior offensive lineman Chauncey Gooden rose as the only one going both ways and earning brief snaps at defensive tackle.
The Colorado Buffaloes pulled off a miracle win against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in Week 1 on account of last-second heroics from their special teams.
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Deion Sanders’ Colorado got to a perfect start to their 2026 campaign with an impressive win over Georgia Tech. Heading into their Week 2 matchup against Weber State, the Buffs are planning to use the momentum from the win to solidify their 2027 class.
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A dramatic Week 1 victory was not enough to satisfy Colorado coach Deion Sanders, who wants more from his offense when the Buffaloes host FCS foe Weber State on Saturday in Boulder, Colo.
Deion Sanders kicked off his 2026 season in thrilling fashion, leading Colorado to a 14-13 win over Georgia Tech on the road. Colorado quarterback Julian Lewis threw a go-ahead touchdown pass to Charlie Williams with 42 seconds remaining in Thursday night’s game.
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes opened the 2026 season with a dramatic 14-13 victory over Georgia Tech in Atlanta on Thursday. Colorado trailed 13-7 with 1:40 remaining before quarterback Julian Lewis led a 75-yard touchdown drive.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders could not help but take a bit of a victory lap after his team shocked Georgia Tech in Thursday’s season opener. The Buffaloes beat Georgia Tech 14-13 after scoring a touchdown in the last minute and blocking a game-winning 45-yard field goal attempt.
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes kicked off their 2026 season in style, defeating the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in thrilling fashion. With 42 seconds left in regulation, Colorado quarterback Julian Lewis hit Charlie Williams for a 20-yard touchdown to give their squad a 14-13 lead.
The Colorado Buffaloes escaped Georgia Tech on Thursday night with a 14-13 win that was equal parts thrilling, chaotic, sloppy and baffling.
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A court declaration from Deion Sanders became publicly available Friday, revealing new details about a lawsuit involving a graphic designer. Sanders is alleged to have convinced Alan Tipp to sign away his rights to two logos he claims he designed for Sanders' personal brand.
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