The final bell has rung for the Colorado Buffaloes, who unfortunately fell short of expectations. Now, all eyes turn to what promises to be a fresh start for the program in Boulder. Unfortunately for <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Deion Sanders</a>, one of his top prospects could eventually be on the move to the Big Ten.



Jordan Seaton has stood out as one of the key players for the Buffaloes’ structure, even being considered by ESPN as the No. 4 overall player in the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">NCAA</a> transfer portal.



According to the latest information provided by insider Pete Thamel, the offensive tackle is scheduled to meet with the Oregon Ducks on Monday. He has also already visited Miami and Mississippi State, while today he will meet with LSU.



If this potential departure comes to fruition, it would undoubtedly be a major blow for the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Colorado Buffaloes</a>, which did not have the best season and will be looking in some way to return to the spotlight in the near future.



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<h2>Seaton’s standout season in Boulder</h2>



Despite a season-ending injury that sidelined him for the final three games, Jordan Seaton solidified his reputation as a premier protector during the 2025 campaign. 


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The sophomore left tackle was a force on the line, allowing only 1 sack, 0 QB hits, and a mere 5 pressures across 541 snaps. His dominant play earned him a spot on the All-Big 12 Second Team, as he consistently ranked among the best pass-blockers not only in the Big 12 but across all Power Five conferences. 



Seaton’s elite technical skills and consistency in pass protection have made him one of the most coveted prospects in the nation, underscoring his vital role as a cornerstone of the offensive line.

Deion Sanders could lose highly-ranked Colorado prospect to the Big Ten

Deion Sanders could lose highly-ranked Colorado prospect to the Big Ten - Bolavip US

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<a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/arch-manning">Arch Manning</a> is set to command a Texas Longhorns offense that is second to none in college football. As the Horns look for the final pieces to the puzzle, another school has entered the race for former Shedeur Sanders‘ Colorado Buffaloes teammate, Jordan Seaton.



Seaton is ranked the number one talent in the entire NCAA transfer portal. Coming off two strong years with the Buffaloes, everybody expected him to be a sought-after name in college football. Despite the regression <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Colorado</a> endured after <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/shedeur-sanders">Sanders</a>‘ departure to the NFL, Seaton still put up impressive numbers, along with remarkable film.



Now, college football insider Pete Nakos reported that the race for the star offensive tackle is coming down to two juggernauts: the Texas Longhorns and Oregon Ducks. The two schools are expected to engage in an all-out NIL-bidding war to land the coveted 6’5” tackle.



Although <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/texas-longhorns">Texas</a> has shown willingness to go all in for the transfers it desires, <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/oregon-ducks">Oregon</a> hasn’t pinched pennies, either. If the two programs are serious about signing Seaton, the rest of college football should be in for an electric arms race between the national title contenders.



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<h2>Transfers galore in Texas</h2>



Manning and the Longhorns have already secured the No. 1 WR in the portal, Auburn transfer Cam Coleman, and the No. 2 HB, NC State transfer Hollywood Smothers. Adding the top offensive tackle to the equation would only rise the potential for a team whose limit is already the sky. 


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As it stands, Texas’ transfer class is ranked on first place across <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">college football</a>. Securing Seaton would only mean that competition is in the bag for the Horns. However, there are no trophies nor medals given out during the offseason. The only thing that matters is winning in the fall, and that remains a pending task for Manning, Sarkisian, and company.



<h2>Who will protect Manning next season?</h2>



While adding Seaton to the trenches would help Texas send an impossible-to-miss message across college football, the Longhorns already boast a solid unit to protect Manning in the pocket. Tackle Trevor Goosby and center Connor Robertson recently announced their returns to Austin for the 2026 <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/ncaa">NCAA</a> campaign, a development that can only bring joy to Manning.



Though Goosby and Seaton both typically play left tackle, the former has been deployed on the opposite side of the line on several occasions, giving Steve Sarkisian flexibility should Seaton arrive at The Forty Acres. Considering Manning is right-handed, it’s imperative for Texas to have its best option at left tackle to protect its star quarterback’s blindside.


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Arch Manning at risk of losing key help as Texas engages in battle for former Shedeur Sanders star teammate

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Manning at risk of losing key help as Texas battles for former Sanders teammate

The Texas Longhorns last saw action on December 31, when they defeated the Michigan Wolverines in the Citrus Bowl. <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/arch-manning">Arch Manning</a> has once again been chosen as the team’s primary signal-caller for the 2026 NCAAF season, though one of his top weapons could potentially join Deion Sanders’ Colorado Buffaloes.



There’s still no official confirmation, but both Pete Nakos and Steve Wiltfong have reported an intriguing potential move in Boulder. DeAndre Moore, one of the Longhorns’ top receivers this past season, could be changing programs for the upcoming season.



The prediction is that Moore could join the Buffaloes next season, bolstering a unit that, unfortunately for <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Deion Sanders</a>, failed to deliver the explosive performance he had hoped for at the start of the campaign.



<h2>DeAndre Moore’s stats from last season</h2>



During his tenure with the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/texas-longhorns">Texas Longhorns</a>, DeAndre Moore emerged as a reliable and explosive playmaker, establishing himself as a key weapon for quarterback Arch Manning. Moore’s ability to find soft spots in defenses and pick up yards after the catch made him a constant threat on the field.



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He concluded his campaign with an impressive 38 receptions for 532 yards, averaging a robust 14.0 yards per catch. With 4 touchdowns to his name, Moore proved to be a consistent scoring threat and a foundational piece of the Longhorns’ aerial attack.


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<h2>Buffaloes look to strengthen their receiving corps</h2>



The <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Colorado Buffaloes</a> are looking at DeAndre Moore Jr. as the essential piece to revive a passing game that struggled to find its identity in the first post-Travis Hunter season. 



Following a 2025 campaign where the receiving corps lacked a consistent vertical threat, the need for Moore’s explosive playmaking is evident; while some players flashed potential, secondary options like Dre’Lon Miller struggled to create separation, averaging a mere 7.9 yards per catch and totaling only 158 yards.

Arch Manning expected to lose Texas weapon to Deion Sanders, Colorado

Arch Manning expected to lose Texas weapon to Deion Sanders, Colorado - Bolavip US

The numbers speak for themselves. This year’s <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">College Football</a> season for the Colorado Buffaloes fell well short of the expectations set early on, making it clear that certain things need to change. Deion Sanders knows this all too well, and he’s preparing to step in and shake things up heading into what’s next.



The decisive loss to Arizona State in Boulder exposed the weaknesses of a team that, at the start of the season, never expected to be sitting at 3–8. Coach Prime knows something has to change, though he has yet to reveal what that will be.



“It’s not one thing, because if I say one thing you guys are going to attack the other things that I didn’t say and I’m not going to give you that,” head coach <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Sanders</a> said to the press.



“I’m gonna say it’s multiple things that will need to change, and it will. As a matter of fact, it’s already in progress. We could throw stones at everybody. I always say you start with me.”



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Lastly, Sanders expressed his disappointment with the players in their final year in the program, noting that they closed out their college careers with a home loss. “It’s tough letting them go out like that,” he said. “You want to send them out with a win. . . . We couldn’t get it done.”



<h2>Time to shuffle the deck and start over</h2>


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The <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Colorado Buffaloes</a> are looking to quickly turn the page on a calamitous 3-8 season, with one game remaining. Despite the high-profile class of Coach Deion Sanders and an immediate injection of talent, the team failed to secure a bowl bid, struggling severely on both sides of the ball in the highly competitive PAC-12. 



However, the foundation of the “Prime Time” era has been laid. With Sanders confirmed to return and another aggressive transfer portal cycle expected, the focus immediately shifts to 2026. The Buffaloes must shed the disappointments of this year and build the necessary cohesion and depth to truly compete for a championship next season.



<h2>The final chapter</h2>



The Colorado Buffaloes will conclude their challenging 2025 campaign on the road this Saturday, November 29th. Coach Deion Sanders and his squad travel to Manhattan, Kansas, to face the Kansas State Wildcats at Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium. This Big 12 matchup marks the final opportunity for Colorado to register a win and finish the season on a high note before diving fully into the 2026 preparation cycle.

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Buffaloes hit with stern warning from Deion Sanders going into the upcoming NCAAF season - Bolavip US

Buffaloes hit with stern warning from Deion Sanders

A word to the wise is enough. <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Deion Sanders</a> believes so as he limited himself to a two-word statement on his latest move. As the Colorado Buffaloes have their backs against the wall in college football, Primetime didn’t stutter to shake things up.



Sanders and the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Buffaloes</a> are riding a two-game losing streak. As if dropping consecutive outings weren’t concerning enough, Colorado has conceded 50-plus points in each of its last two defeats. With several question marks surrounding the offense and a defense that can’t get off the field, the Buffaloes have brewed a self-harming cocktail in Boulder.



Now, the Buffaloes are rolling the dice. Freshman quarterback Julian Lewis will make his starting debut in the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/ncaa" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NCAA</a> as Colorado takes on the West Virginia Mountaineers in Morgantown on Saturday, November 8. Asked about what led to his decision under center, Deion dropped a two-word answer.



“Common sense,” Deion Sanders admitted about tossing Julian Lewis into the fire, via FOX College Football.



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<h2>Oh boy…</h2>



Needless to say, the Buffaloes (3-6, 1-5 Big 12) have one of the most underwhelming programs in <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">college football</a>. Through 9 games in the 2025 NCAA season, Colorado ranks among the bottom of every stat in the Big 12.


 

 

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The Buffs’ defense allows an average of 215.8 rushing yards per game (most in the conference), 426.4 total yards (second-most), and concedes 30.1 points (third-most in the Big 12). Such numbers help paint a clear picture on the situation in Boulder. 



On the offensive side of the ball, the grass isn’t necessarily greener. Colorado averages a total of 329.8 yards on offense per game with only 22 points (second-worst among the conference). Moreover, the attack is disrupted often, as the Buffaloes have allowed 24 sacks against (average of 2.7 sacks per outing)—the second most by any Big 12 program.



Languishing at the bottom of virtually every statistical category, it’s no surprise Colorado is 1-5 against Big 12 opponents. Nor is it surprising that Deion has toggled through his options in the quarterback room, hoping to spark some change within the team. 



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<h2>Setting the tone</h2>



If there’s one sign of hope for the Buffs, it’s the fact that West Virginia has posted very similar numbers. Both schools are 3-6 overall and 1-5 in league play, with their stats placing them squarely in the basement of the conference standings.



When the Buffaloes and Mountaineers clash at Milan Puskar Stadium, the two sides will be playing to stay alive. The loser will wave its season goodbye, as both need to win out in order to secure bowl eligibility. 



Colorado has yet to win a game away from home in the year, but Sanders and company better hope that hex will end soon. In order to secure a bowl game appearance for the second straight season, the Buffs will have to win twice on the road when facing West Virginia (Nov. 8) and Kansas State (Nov. 29) on the road.

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Deion Sanders only needs two words to explain bold mid-season change in Colorado - Bolavip US

Sanders only needs two words to explain bold mid-season change in Colorado

Deion Sanders only needs two words to explain bold mid-season change in Colorado

<a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Deion Sanders</a> knew coaching the Colorado Buffaloes would be much harder without Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter. However, he may still be surprised by how much the Buffs have struggled so far in the 2025 NCAA season. After falling to 3-6 in college football, changes are coming to campus.



Deion Sanders hasn’t shied away from making bold changes throughout the NCAA campaign. Instead of standing by with his arms crossed, Coach Prime has stepped in with several roster moves during the year—perhaps to no avail. But the Buffaloes aren’t in a position to enjoy the perks of standing pat.



So far this season, the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Buffaloes</a> have toggled between quarterbacks Kaidon Salter and Ryan Staub. However, neither has managed to fill the shoes left behind by Shedeur Sanders. As a result, Deion is reportedly dialing up the number of the program’s promise, Julian Lewis.



As reported by On3 and college football insider Pete Nakos, Sanders and the Buffaloes are expected to turn to Lewis for their upcoming visit to the West Virginia Mountaineers.



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<h2>What Lewis brings to the table</h2>



A four-star recruit in the class of 2025, Lewis’ arrival in Boulder brought much hope to the program. However, as Lewis is only a true freshman in <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">college football</a>, Sanders and his staff decided to take it slow with the Georgia-native.


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So far in the 2025 <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/ncaa" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NCAA</a> season, Lewis has seen the field just twice. He made his collegiate debut against the Delaware Blue Hens, playing snaps in garbage time as the Buffs cruised to a 31-7 victory. Nevertheless, Lewis has had his fair share of adversity as he was tossed into the fire during Colorado’s 52-17 loss to the Arizona Wildcats. Lewis answered with 9 completions for 121 yards and a touchdown. As Salter and Staub combined for 3 interceptions, Sanders might believe Lewis is the right man for the job going forward.



<h2>Turning the tide</h2>



As the Buffaloes travel to Morgantown, Lewis is expected to make his first career start for Colorado. Though West Virginia’s 3-6 (1-5 Big 12) record might not show it, the Mountaineers are capable of giving Lewis a tough time in his college football debut. West Virginia is coming off an upset 45-35 road win over the No. 22 Houston Cougars. 



Colorado, on the other hand, enters the matchup after surrendering 50-plus points in back-to-back losses. Moreover, the Buffaloes have yet to win a game away from Boulder this season. If Colorado falls on Saturday, it will mark more than a year since its last road victory—back on November 9, 2024, when <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/shedeur-sanders" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Shedeur</a> and company took down Texas Tech in Lubbock.


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NCAAF News: Deion Sanders, Colorado resorting to Plan C in hopes of finding Shedeur’s successor

The big run carried out by the Utah Utes this <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">NCAAF</a> season aims to continue at a strong pace, although this weekend they will face a tough challenge. Devon Dampier’s team will have to go up against the Colorado Buffaloes at home, and a sixth win of the run is the main goal.



The good news for Kyle Whittingham’s team started to emerge early, as there’s a chance that Dampier could see action on the field after being listed as probable for this important game.



“Utah QB Devon Dampier has been upgraded to probable on the Big 12 availability report for the Utes game against Colorado. He’s progressed throughout the week, and both he and true freshman QB Byrd Ficklin have take reps in practice,” the insider Pete Thamel revealed on X.



In what is expected to be a pivotal game for the team, Dampier’s presence as starting QB could provide a significant emotional boost. If that doesn’t happen, Byrd Ficklin is likely to start instead.



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<h2>What happened to Devon Dampier?</h2>



<a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/utah-utes">Utah Utes</a> quarterback Devon Dampier spent the week managing an ankle injury that he sustained during last Saturday’s rivalry loss to BYU. Head coach Kyle Whittingham publicly stated that the dual-threat signal-caller “got beat up pretty good,” and his mobility was a clear concern, leading to a “questionable” designation on the team’s mid-week availability report. 


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While the dynamic QB’s status was upgraded to “probable” late in the week, the ailment has forced the Utes to consider backup Byrd Ficklin for a possible start, as Dampier’s ability to execute the critical quarterback run game remains compromised.



<h2>Bouncing back for an immediate win</h2>



The time for introspection is over for the Utah Utes, who must urgently put the emotional loss to rival BYU behind them as they host Deion Sanders’ <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Colorado Buffaloes</a>. After seeing their conference title hopes take a significant blow and losing their spot in the national rankings, the Utes need a commanding performance at Rice-Eccles Stadium to regain momentum. 



They will face a rested Colorado team fresh off a bye week and looking to build on its own momentum. Despite potential uncertainty at quarterback due to Devon Dampier’s ankle injury, the favored Utes must rely on their dominant run game and physical defense to restore order in the Big 12 and avoid a two-game skid.

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Is Devon Dampier playing tonight, Oct. 25, for Utah Utes vs Colorado Buffaloes? - Bolavip US

<a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Deion Sanders</a> and the Colorado Buffaloes had seemingly made their peace with the hefty fine imposed by the Big 12. However, that won’t longer be necessary as the league is taking back the sanction handed to the college football program in Boulder.



Following Colorado’s 24-17 victory over the No. 22 Iowa State Cyclones in Week 7 of the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/ncaa" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NCAA</a> season, Buffaloes fans and students rushed onto the field. Initially, the incident resulted in a $50,000 fine from the league; however, the punishment has since been lifted.



“The Big 12 informed <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Colorado</a> on Tuesday that it ‘executed its field storm management procedures,’” as stated by BuffZone reporter Brian Howell. “And will not receive a fine for fans rushing the field after Saturday’s 24-17 win against then-No. 22 Iowa State.”



<h2>Price of winning</h2>



As the University of Colorado Boulder did everything on its power to prevent the field-rush, the Big 12 has now decided to rescind the fine for Sanders’ program. Still, Coach Prime had made it clear the school would foot the bill if it had come to that, though it didn’t sit right with them.



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“How is it 50 thousand for rushing the field? Who made that a rule? Come on man. That ain’t right. Well, we have $50,000 right? We can chip in,” Sanders said when learning of the fine, per On3. “Let’s chip in. Wow, that’s, that’s, shoot. I’m sorry. Wow, 50 grand.”


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<h2>Road ahead</h2>



Fortunately for Colorado, it can put that $50,000 to better use than paying for a field-rush fine to the conference. Still, even if the Buffs had to pay the penalty, they wouldn’t let that distract them from the main focus in the 2025 college football season.



Up next, Sanders and the Buffaloes will enjoy a bye week in the 2025 NCAA season. When they return, the Buffs will hit the road to take on yet another ranked program in <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">college football</a>, the No. 23 Utah Utes. 



Primetime and Colorado must slay some ghosts from the past in their visit to Rice-Eccles Stadium. the Buffaloes haven’t beaten the Utes in Salt Lake City since 2011, losing six straight outings in the Crossroads of the West.

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Deion Sanders, Colorado avoid punishment for field storming after Big 12 reverses final decision - Bolavip US

Sanders, Colorado avoid punishment for field storming after Big 12 reverses final decision

Deion Sanders, Colorado avoid punishment for field storming after Big 12 reverses final decision

Folsom Field was the site of a tough loss last weekend for the Colorado Buffaloes, who fell by just three points to the BYU Cougars. <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Deion Sanders</a> knows the team needed a wake-up call and delivered a strong warning to his players ahead of their upcoming matchup against the TCU Horned Frogs.


 


It’s been a shaky season so far for the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Buffaloes</a>, with two wins and three losses placing them well outside the playoff picture. From this point forward, every win is crucial for Colorado.



Coach Prime has proven to be a master motivator, and this time was no exception. In a recent media appearance, Sanders showed great enthusiasm about what he expects from his players heading into their trip to Texas.



“Let’s just say the offense,” the HC said. “Let’s not single anybody out right now. (Pause) Not at a loss for words, just figuring out how to frame it. I want them to play like their life is on the line, like their careers are on the line, like the payment for a car is on the line, the payment for a home is on the line, like have children depending on them; some do. I just want them to play with full intensity and passion.



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><figure class="image"><img loading="lazy" width="1024" height="576" src="https://ds-images.bolavip.com/news/image?src=https://images.bolavip.com/webp/en/full/BUS_20251001_BUS_501753_colorado-buffaloes-1-1024x576_2640ea60.webp&amp;width=1024&amp;height=576" alt="Colorado Buffaloes" class="wp-image-501867" sizes="(max-width: 1024px) 100vw, 1024px"></figure><figcaption>Kaidon Salter #3 of the Colorado Buffaloes.</figcaption></figure>



“And when you walk off that field, I want you to look back and say, ‘I gave it my all.’ That is all any coach wants. That is all I desire. I don’t want you saying, ‘I wish I coulda, shoulda.’ I want you to be able to look back over your shoulder. I asked them this morning in the meeting… just a simple question. It is only one answer or the other. Are you underachieving or overachieving? That’s it.”


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<h2>Bouncing back from the last blow</h2>



After a gut-wrenching 24-21 loss to BYU, which exposed a critical lack of fourth-quarter finishing power and discipline, the Colorado Buffaloes must execute an immediate course correction against a tough upcoming schedule to keep their already fading Big 12 Championship hopes—and their status as a legitimate national contender—from completely evaporating.


 


<h2>What’s next for the Buffaloes?</h2>



With a significant portion of the season already behind them, here are the upcoming challenges the Buffaloes will face in <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">College Football</a>:



<ul><li>@ TCU, October 4</li><li>vs Iowa State, October 11</li><li>@ Utah, October 25</li><li>vs Arizona, November 1</li><li>@ West Virginia, November 8</li></ul>

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A good portion of the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">College Football</a> season has already been played, and at this stage, every win is crucial — just as every loss is a tough setback. The Colorado Buffaloes continue their inconsistent journey, alternating results, and this time <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Deion Sanders</a>’ squad fell at home to the BYU Cougars.


 


Heading into the game, it was expected to be a tightly contested matchup between both programs, and the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Buffaloes</a>’ halftime lead seemed to signal a promising outcome. However, Colorado was unable to hold on to their advantage due to key mistakes, and it was the visiting team who ultimately came away with a 24–21 victory.



True to his style and never one to hold back, Coach Prime expressed his frustration over letting the lead slip away, knowing it was a hard-fought game that ultimately came down to the smallest details.



“Tough fought game,” he said. “I can’t say I’m highly upset, I’m upset with a few things, but sometimes when it seems like you have more talent, but you didn’t quite win the game, it makes it feel somewhat awkward.”



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“At halftime, we challenged certain positions to go out there and up their game, challenge their opponents. We didn’t get that. We got the same thing that we had in the first half.”


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<h2>Focusing on the mental side of the game</h2>



There’s no denying the talent on the Buffaloes’ roster. However, many believe the team plays with a heavy emotional load, which may be affecting their ability to close out games at the right moment — allowing opponents the chance to come back.



“We can try but they have to step up,” the HC said. “I am not going to make excuses for them. I don’t know what else I can say about it.”


 


<h2>What’s next for the Buffaloes?</h2>



The road ahead looks more challenging than it may seem, and the Buffaloes will need to prepare in the best possible way to secure as many wins as they can in the games to come.



<ul><li>@ TCU, October 4</li><li>vs Iowa State, October 11 </li><li>@ Utah, October 25</li><li>vs Arizona, November 1</li><li>@ West Virginia, November 8</li></ul>


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Expectations in Boulder are always high — but this <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">College Football</a> season hasn’t exactly started according to plan for the Colorado Buffaloes. While they’re coming off a solid win over Wyoming, and their 2-2 record may look respectable on paper, head coach Deion Sanders has made it clear he’s far from satisfied with his team’s overall performance so far.


 


Coach Prime knows his team has much more to give — and that was evident in the first half, as the Buffaloes came out firing, looking to dominate their opponent from the opening snap. However, Sanders wasn’t pleased with how his squad closed out the game, suggesting they may have taken their foot off the gas down the stretch.



“I’m happy with the results, but I’m not happy with the finish,” <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Sanders</a> said via On3.com. “I told our young men too much, haha and hehe on the sideline when we got the lead. And hats off to the opposition. I mean, they did a wonderful job getting back in that game and playing their butts off with a no-quit attitude.



“Much love to their head coach and the coaching staff. They came here and played their butts off, and they did not give up. And I wish we could have a little more killer instinct to really put teams away, like we’re capable of doing.”



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<h2>Strong support for Salter</h2>



Shedeur Sanders’ departure to the NFL left a cloud of uncertainty around who would take over as starting quarterback for the Buffaloes this season. After conducting several evaluations and tests during the offseason, head coach Deion Sanders made a bold decision by placing his trust in Kaidon Salter — a player he believes still has plenty to prove and even more to offer.


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“He hasn’t reached that potential yet, but he’s getting more and more comfortable with everything,” Sanders said. “I think the offensive line only surrendered one sack, which is tremendous, and my hats off to them.”



<h2>What’s next for the Buffaloes?</h2>



With their sights set on staying in the win column and keeping their playoff hopes alive, here’s a look at the upcoming matchups for the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Colorado Buffaloes</a>:



<ul><li>vs BYU, September 27</li><li>@ TCU, October 4</li><li>vs Iowa State, October 11</li><li>@ Utah, October 25</li><li>vs Arizona, November 1</li></ul>

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The post-Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter rebuilding process appears to be costing more than expected for the Colorado Buffaloes. Another loss this College Football season exposed the flaws in <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Deion Sanders</a>’ team, and Coach Prime didn’t shy away from taking responsibility after the defeat to the Houston Cougars.


 


The final score was 36–20, as the Cougars secured the home victory and handed the Buffaloes a losing record so far this season.



True to his style, Sanders addressed the media after the game, taking full responsibility for what happened on the field — even admitting he was left speechless by his team’s performance.



“It wasn’t good. I’m at a loss for words,” the head coach firmly stated. “No one could have told me that it was gonna turn out like this.”



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><figure class="image"><img loading="lazy" width="1024" height="576" src="https://ds-images.bolavip.com/news/image?src=https://images.bolavip.com/webp/en/full/BUS_20250913_BUS_490965_deion-sanders-willie-fritz-1024x576_c84025d6.webp&amp;width=1024&amp;height=576" alt="Deion Sanders and Willie Fritz" class="wp-image-490973" sizes="(max-width: 1024px) 100vw, 1024px"></figure><figcaption>Head coach Willie Fritz of the Houston Cougars and head coach Deion Sanders of the Colorado Buffaloes.</figcaption></figure>



“Oh, Lord, thank you. I’m thanking God for not allowing me to say what I want to say,” he also added. “It wasn’t good. It wasn’t good at all. I take full responsibility of the foolishness that went on out there that we tried to name football. We tried to call it football. It wasn’t that. We’ve got to do better in every phase of the game. We’ve got to do better preparing our kids. We’ve got to do better, period.”


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<h2>Sanders’ blunt conclusion</h2>



If there’s one head coach in <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">College Football</a> known for speaking his mind, it’s Deion Sanders. And that was made even clearer during the postgame press conference, when a reporter asked if his team had struggled during the game — prompting Sanders to double down with a bold response.



“We’re not struggling. We’re getting our butts kicked. You don’t have to be polite with me. You don’t have to sugarcoat it,” he said.


 


<h2>A quick shot at redemption</h2>



With the main goal of turning things around quickly and getting back to winning ways, these are the upcoming games the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Buffaloes</a> will face as they look to bounce back:



<ul><li>vs Wyoming, September 20</li><li>vs BYU, September 27</li><li>@ TCU, October 4</li><li>vs Iowa State, October 11</li><li>@ Utah, October 25</li></ul>


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<a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Deion Sanders</a> and the Colorado Buffaloes know the bar has been set high for the 2025 NCAA season. The departure of a star like Shedeur Sanders brought up a different era of college football in Boulder, but Coach Prime is actually enjoying the new challenges.



Drama never stops in Boulder. Following Colorado’s 31-7 triumph over the Delaware Blue Hens, reports indicated that the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Buffaloes</a> would be starting Ryan Staub at quarterback over Julian Lewis and Kaidon Salter. The claims made waves across <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">college football</a>, as Staub had entered the week as the third-string QB.



However, Deion denied the reports and hinted that the Buffs are taking things day by day. In years past, with <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/shedeur-sanders">Shedeur</a> on campus, there was no doubt as to who would command the offense—but now Deion is embracing a different mentality, one he revealed with a bold statement.



“I like where we are, man. I like what we have. I like what we’re playing with,” Deion Sanders said during his weekly press conference, via On3. “I like these dice I’m shaking. I do, I really do.”



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<h2>Three’s a crowd</h2>



Coming into the 2025 <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/ncaa">NCAA</a> campaign, Deion revealed Salter would hold the reins in Colorado. However, in only the second game of the season all three quarterbacks were utilized, and Staub put on the best performance. 


 

 

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Coming off the bench, Staub threw for 157 yards and two touchdown passes against Delaware. Thus, it made sense why reports surfaced indicating he’d won the starting job for Friday’s matchup with the Houston Cougars.



<h2>No QB1? No problem</h2>



Still, Primetime denied those reports of Staub winning the main job. Staub could very well be the starting signal caller next outing, but Deion wouldn’t want to reveal that right away. Asked about any concerns arising from having no “solidified starting quarterback”, Coach Prime set the record straight with a blunt message.



<div class="ck-twitter"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">"We believe in you man. Look at that. they believe in you." -Deion Sanders to Ryan Staub seconds before he hit Sincere Brown for a 71-yard TD <a href="https://t.co/TwAfQWLmhw">pic.twitter.com/TwAfQWLmhw</a>— LockedOnBuffs (@LockedOnBuffs) <a href="https://twitter.com/LockedOnBuffs/status/1964750418464137380?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 7, 2025</a></blockquote></div> 



“Solidified quarterback? Who has one of those? I’ve got time today. Who has one of those? What does that look like? What does a solidified quarterback look like? I want to know,” Sanders answered right back. 



“We play quarterbacks every week. What does a solidified quarterback look like? That can mean something’s up for your roster if it’s clear. Then that clear guy goes down, what’s up with the second (quarterback)?”


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While Deion’s statement holds a fair share of truth, the head coach knows Colorado must identify its No. 1 passer before the waters get rougher in the NCAA season. As much as Prime enjoys rolling the dice, at some point his luck—and the program’s—will run out, and the rest of college football will call his bluff.

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Deion issues bold admission on Colorado’s shift in the post-Shedeur era

<a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/shedeur-sanders">Shedeur Sanders</a> is probably not having as good a time as he expected with the Cleveland Browns, but despite being in the NFL, he continues to follow what his father and the Buffaloes are doing this college season. He recently showed his support for the team’s new quarterback.



For some, it may be an insignificant gesture, but for Shedeur, it’s not. He’s following what his father and former college team are doing closely, and recently reposted a video on his X account of Ryan Staub celebrating a play by doing “The Shedeur.”



There’s no doubt that Shedeur has not lost track of his father and <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Colorado</a>. Supporting Staub is a sign of this. After a dominant game with 157 yards and two touchdowns, the Colorado quarterback said, “I had a dream… I saw something and I just wanted to chase it,” right next to Deion.



Tyler King of the Denver Gazette commented on Staub’s connection to the team, saying, “When <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Deion Sanders</a> said the Buffaloes were energized by Ryan Staub’s performance yesterday, he wasn’t kidding. Just look at the reaction after the touchdown in the two-minute drill. Felt like everyone on the sideline congratulated him. So easy to root for.”



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<h2>Deion Supports Staub as Much as He Did Shedeur</h2>



In Colorado’s game against Delaware, Deion was clearly seen telling Staub, “I believe in you, man,” which could indicate that Staub has the same level of confidence that Shedeur had when he was the team’s quarterback. The locker room celebrated euphorically when “Coach Prime” gave the game ball to Staub after the game.



<div class="ck-twitter"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">Coach Prime to Ryan Staub: "I believe in you, man"<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Denver7?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Denver7</a> <a href="https://t.co/Ijagk98mz4">pic.twitter.com/Ijagk98mz4</a>— Nick Rothschild (@nick_rothschild) <a href="https://twitter.com/nick_rothschild/status/1964435426036633611?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 6, 2025</a></blockquote></div> 



It is unknown how much influence Shedeur will have on Staub, but his support for Colorado and what his father continues to do with the team is more than evident. Staub could also consolidate himself as the quarterback the team is looking for, as he was recently seen taking reps with the first team after his good game against Delaware.


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Shedeur Sanders shows he's still following Deion's Colorado

Yesterday’s win over Delaware gave the Colorado Buffaloes some breathing room after starting the new <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/college-football">College Football</a> season with a tough Week 1 loss. Despite the situation, Deion Sanders is still weighing his options at starting quarterback, as no one has locked down the job just yet.


 


Coach Prime used three signal-callers in the matchup against the Blue Hens — a surprising move considering that Kaidon Salter was named the starter at the beginning of the season. The sudden change in strategy caught both insiders and outsiders off guard.



Asked by the media about the unusual situation that unfolded yesterday in Boulder, <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/deion-sanders">Sanders</a> appeared energetic and confident in how he’s handling the quarterback battle within his team.



“I know exactly how I’m going to handle the quarterback situation,” the experienced head coach said. “I’m not going to say it, but yeah. I’m not lost for direction.”



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<h2>Ryan Staub looking for his shot</h2>



While many believed Kaidon Salter would hold the starting QB job throughout the season, Coach Prime surprised plenty by testing out other options — including Ryan Staub.


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“[Staub] has just been waiting for his opportunity,” Sanders said. “Never jumped in the portal, he had every right to think that way. But he’s just been a great human being and a great young man, like a leader amongst that room. All he needed was the opportunity, and I thought it was time.”



<h2>Staying on the winning track</h2>



Following their season-opening stumble against Georgia Tech, the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/colorado-buffaloes">Colorado Buffaloes</a>‘ victory over Delaware was a crucial step in getting their season back on track. The team knows that one win doesn’t erase the frustration of a debut loss, and the pressure is on to build a win streak and prove its early performance was just a blip. 



With a challenging schedule ahead, continuing to secure victories is paramount for Coach Prime’s squad to establish momentum, build confidence, and keep its postseason aspirations alive in a new conference.



<ul><li>@ Houston, September 12</li><li>vs Wyoming, September 20</li><li>vs BYU, September 27</li><li>@ TCU, October 4</li><li>vs Iowa State, October 11</li></ul>

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