Deion Sanders is proud of Colorado’s effort against, despite not believing in “moral victories.”.USC.
Coach Prime is about to relax because he is aware of the good situation the Buffaloes are in.
Deion Sanders, the coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, has confidence in his group.
At the half, they were significantly behind and made changes.
Colorado was defeated by No. 8 USC lost 48-41, but they did demonstrate to the world that they are a dangerous team.
Folsom Field hosted a star-studded event with the top athletes and entertainers.
On the field, at least two potential stars were trading blows with one another. Shedeur Sanders, the quarterback for the Buffs, led the team and exhibited tenacity in the closing minutes. It appeared as though CU was completely out of the running and that this was a repeat of the Oregonian signs.
Whatever your opinion of Sanders, he is the real deal when it comes to playing quarterback.
A Sanders second-half surge might have easily eclipsed Caleb Williams’ record-breaking performance for USC.
After the break, the Buffaloes outscored the Trojans 27-14, with the final quarter being scoreless. Williams needed three quarters to rack up a career-high six touchdowns, but CU’s defense hammered the Heisman winner hard.
Maintaining the Pac-12 darlings within a point at the end feels like a moral victory, even though Deion and Shedeur Sanders don’t believe in them.
Sanders expressed his team’s overall pride: “I’m really proud.”.
Not just the young men, but also the coaches, the audience, and the student body.
I genuinely appreciate how well we represented Boulder today.
After losing 42-6 to Oregon last week, everyone predicted that this game for the Buffs would be a blowout waiting to happen.
However, given how CU went to bed early and shut the door, that was only a preliminary evaluation.
Before anyone could even blink, USC had a 34-7 lead. Williams had four touchdown passes by halftime and two more before the game was over. Brenden Rice, who began his career with the Buffaloes, torched his former teammates in Boulder.
Omarion Miller put forth a tremendous effort, however, and Sanders prevailed.
With 196 receiving yards and his first-ever touchdown, the freshman from Colorado finished the game.
“Look, this is not going to be a recap of what happened last week,” we simply had to realize and lock in. We simply aren’t leaving like that,” Shedeur Sanders said.
Whatever is necessary.
This week, that was the guiding principle.
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Miller had dreamed about this time, and it actually happened. The Buffs’ deep receiving corps now has another weapon thanks to the four-star recruit.
Miller remarked, “This is just one game, I’ve got so much to prove.
You have not yet seen anything. “.
On Saturday, “the young one” was not just Miller. Cormani McClain, a rookie cornerback, came to play against the Trojans despite receiving criticism from Coach Prime earlier in the week.
a significant moment for the top defensive recruit in the 2023 class.
Sanders urged McClain to “be that dude” by practicing that way each day, getting ready for the game windows.
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Sanders claimed that despite a 3-2 start, the Buffaloes are still looking for their “true identity.”.
a blessing after Colorado’s 1-11 season under Karl Dorrell last year.
Sanders remarked, “If you can’t see what’s coming with CU football, you’ve lost your mind.”.
“If you can’t see what’s happening and what will happen over the next few months, then you’re just a flat-out hater.
You have a problem.
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