CU Buffs vs. Baylor: 3 takeaways from Colorado’s overtime win to open Big 12 play
On a chilly, rainy and frustrating night in Boulder, Colorado needed overtime to get a win in its first game back in the conference as the Buffaloes will take the 38-31 victory and run after struggling on both sides of the ball for the majority of the night.
Travis Hunter made it reign. “Shedeur (Sanders) told me to go out there and get the ball,” CU’s two-way, all-world miracle ...
Sealing the deal: In overtime, Baylor’s Dominic Richardson was on his way to the end zone when he was hit at the goal line by ...
LaJohntay Wester caught a 43-yard Hail Mary pass from Shedeur Sanders with no time remaining in regulation and Travis Hunter ...
Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders help Colorado pull off a wet and wild win against Baylor, starting the season 3-1 again ...
Colorado needed a miracle to push Baylor to overtime. The Buffs got it. They got another when two-way star Travis Hunter ...
Saturday's game between Colorado and Baylor was the start of a new era for the Buffs, but also a return to their old home.
Colorado's return to Big 12 play couldn't have been more dramatic. The Buffaloes forced overtime on the last play of regulation before winning in OT.
LaJohntay Wester caught it in the end zone, unleashing bedlam in Boulder on a rainy, storm-the-field kind of night that coach ...
On Colorado’s first offensive snap of the night on Saturday, Micah Welch took a handoff and sliced through the Baylor defense ...
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