Ten players to keep an eye on when Colorado plays Arizona State in Week 6.

We’re entering week six of the college football season, and somehow the 2023 regular season is almost halfway done.
After losing their first two Pac-12 games, head coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado football team have a chance to win again in Week 6.

The Buffs’ upcoming game against the Arizona State Sun Devils is on Saturday in Tempe.
This season, the Sun Devils have had a mixed start with a 1-4 record that includes a four-game losing streak.

Despite the poor record, Arizona State has some talented players on its roster and will attempt to ruin Coach Prime and the Buffs’ weekend once more.

When the Buffs play the Sun Devils on Saturday afternoon, these are the 10 players you should pay close attention to:.

Cameron Skattebo, an Arizona State RB.

Skattebo, a versatile back for the Sun Devils, has amassed more than 300 yards rushing and 200 yards receiving so far this year.
For Colorado, controlling Skattebo will be essential.

Elijah Badger, WR for Arizona State.

Colorado’s defensive backs will need to contain Badger because he is a big play waiting to happen for Arizona State.

Chris Edmonds, a defensive back for Arizona State.

For Arizona State’s defense, Edmonds will be all over the field and is the Sun Devils’ top tackler.

Prince Dorbah is a DL for Arizona State.

Dorbah, who has three and five sacks to lead Arizona State, will be difficult for Colorado’s offensive line to handle.

Dario Longhetto, of Arizona State.

Longhetto has been a stalwart for the Sun Devils this season, and his name is one of the best a place kicker could have.
Field goal attempts by Longhetto are 5-for-5, and extra point attempts are 7-for-7.
Longhetto might be important because special teams often decide games like this.

Anthony Hankerson, RB for Colorado.

Hankerson just put in his best season-to-date performance against a more evenly matched Colorado offensive squad.
In between the tackles, Hankerson might be the Buffs’ most dependable runner this year.

Dylan Edwards, an RB for Colorado.

Edwards is the Colorado offense’s Swiss Army knife.
The Buffs must use him as much as they can, whether it be because of his impact on the game as a runner or a pass catcher.

Omarion Miller, WR for Colorado.

After his impressive performance last weekend, I think the entire nation will be watching freshman receiver Omarion Miller.
Last weekend, Miller hauled in seven receptions for 196 yards, making him one of Shedeur Sanders’ preferred targets.

Marvin Ham II, LB for Colorado.

The Buffs’ Ham is quietly having an excellent season. Ham ranks third on the team in terms of total tackles, has a sack and a pass breakup, and just generally seems to be near the ball.
Although he didn’t play his best against USC, I believe he will improve at ASU.

DL for Colorado, Amari McNeill.

This season, the defensive line for Colorado has been led by McNeill, who is ready for a big game.
That might occur this week against one of the worst offenses in the country, Arizona State.