Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was present after serving as the guest picker on "College GameDay." Shortly after Ralphie, the school's live buffalo mascot, ran, a rapping Lil Wayne led the Buffaloes out of the tunnel. This press conference is going to be unbearable if we let this dude win."įolsom Field is quickly turning into a place to spot celebrities. "There ain't no way we let this dude win. "I said we can't let this dude win," Sanders said. I had to respond because - my mama taught me that."īut Sanders admitted there was a moment during the game that he allowed the thought of Norvell getting the best of him enter his mind. I don't know where all this stuff comes from. I'm happy for any brother that's doing it and is successful, man. "I'm happy that they fought, that they played a good game. Neither coach divulged what was said during their brief interaction. The aftermath featured a much-anticipated handshake between Colorado State coach Jay Norvell and Sanders, in the wake of comments Norvell made earlier in the week that were critical of Sanders' habit of wearing sunglasses and hats in news conferences. "So we're making improvement off the field, making smart decisions." "Last week, I stuck around on the field a little bit, but this week I went straight to the locker room because it gets pretty crazy out there," said safety Shilo Sanders, who forced two turnovers, including a pick-six. Mikey Harrison caught the 2-point conversion pass then both touchdowns in overtime, leading Colorado fans to rush the field for the second straight week.
"We like these high-pressure moments, and I guess that's what we live in." "We do it in practice all the time, so it's not really a surprise to us," Sanders said of the 98-yard drive. Those who left missed seeing quarterback Shedeur Sanders engineer a seven-play touchdown drive, capped by a 45-yard touchdown pass to Jimmy Horn Jr. Some fans began trickling out of Folsom Field. For a Colorado offense that had gone eight straight drives without a touchdown, the prospect of needing to go 98 yards and then convert a 2-point conversion might have seemed insurmountable. Things were most dire when Colorado State, leading 28-20, punted and pinned the Buffaloes at their own 2-yard line with 2 minutes, 6 seconds to play. "We showed that we had no surrender or give up in us, and that's a lot for a team that's fairly new." We showed that we would fight," coach Deion Sanders said. There were several moments where things almost fell apart for the Buffaloes, only for them to roar back to keep the game alive. 18 Colorado escaped with a 43-35, double-overtime win against Colorado State to finish nonconference play undefeated. On a day when Boulder became the center of the college football world, No. 'Resilient' Colorado avoids upset with 2OT win over Colorado St.Ĭollege Football, Colorado Buffaloes, Colorado State RamsīOULDER, Colo.
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