Shedeur Sanders addresses game-losing INT against Stanford.

Regarding the game-ending interception against Stanford, Shedeur Sanders claims that Colorado’s lack of unity “caught up” with them.

After the Buffaloes’ spectacular collapse, the star quarterback was open about the team’s condition.

Stanford won in a shocking fashion, 46-43, on Friday night in Boulder, thanks in part to a crucial end-zone interception by Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders.
The biggest comeback victory in Cardinal history came after the Buffaloes had a 29-point halftime lead, which was a program record. The Buffaloes lost because of a lack of cohesion, according to Sanders, who claimed that several of his teammates weren’t operating as a unit in the second half.

Sanders said following the game that “everyone doesn’t really understand that we have to be the same way, same approach, and same everything.”.
There is a difference between saying that and actually meaning it and carrying it out.
All 11 players must perform their respective roles, and that is it, as I observe when we watch the movie.
When the stuff catches up, which it did today, it will do so.
“.

In his postgame press conference, head coach Deion Sanders expressed a similar sentiment, asking whether some of his players were “in love with this game or in like with it?”.

After Colorado’s historic collapse, Shedeur Sanders made the following comments.

IF COLORADO CHANGED ITS OFFENSE PLAN AT HALF.

“I simply carried out the plays that were requested. I didn’t really consider it in the big picture.
“.

IN DOUBLE OT, ON HIS INTERCEPTION.

Simply put, it was a stupid play.
I only puked it up.
Simple.
“.

ABOUT TRAVIS HUNTER RETURNING TO THE TEAM.

“It worked well. He is a dynamic player.
It’s great to see him back out there.
To ensure he is always in the right spot, we had to run through some plays with him. But when he has the ball in his hands, he becomes explosive.
“.

Is this loss more painful than others?

“With losses of any kind, you don’t really take it that well.
There are no “feel-good” losses, in my opinion. Each loss has a similar feeling. “.

based on what Deion Sanders told the team at the halfway point.

No, I won’t lie.
I can’t even recall it because I was so engrossed.
When you are aware that you will play for four quarters, you simply need to adopt a different mindset.
I simply enjoy maintaining my attention and being in that frame of mind throughout the entire game.
“.

REGARDING WHETHER COLORADO LOST ENERGY DURING THE GAME.

The momentum never stopped. We simply need to comprehend that there is such a thing as an excessive peak.
Nothing is too low.
In every situation, you must maintain composure. That was the main issue. We haven’t felt like we dominated the first half recently.
Many people peak prematurely during that time.
Nobody truly understands the necessity for us to adopt the same behavior, strategy, and overall approach.
Saying something without really meaning it or acting on it is not action.
When just one or two players make a play incorrectly, the play will always get off to a slow start.
“.

DESPITE THE OFFENSE’S PERFORMANCE IN THE SECOND HALF, HE IS DISAPPOINTED.

“It was definitely frustrating because we were just one or two plays away from really making explosive plays and acting correctly on each and every drive we had.
I notice that each of the 11 players must perform their assigned duties in order for the film to succeed. The stuff will catch up when it catches up, and today it caught up to us.
“.

ABOUT WHAT HE WOULD SAY TO COLORADO’S CRITICS.

“My main attention is on the team.
I am concentrating on the areas where we need to get better.
You will experience both love and hate from others. You have to realize that even when things are going well, happiness is impossible.
You have to maintain your integrity even when everything is bad. I conduct my life in that way. I maintain my composure throughout the entire game.
Neither too up nor too down describes me.
Fast leftward movement occurs. It was evident today.
“.

ABOUT HOW COLORADO MOVES ON FROM THE LOSS.

“This is the first one we have to accept. We require a new degree of focus and attitude.
Because of the small things, we require a different degree of seriousness.
We continued to bust routes even after scoring touchdowns.
Simply put, we cannot afford to do that.
When it catches up, it will catch up.
The most important thing is realizing when players are busting routes, and when I’m not getting the ball out of my hands or making the correct reads, there needs to be some sort of penalty. We need to be able to learn from it so that we don’t repeat the same errors.
“.

IF SOME LOCKER ROOM PLAYERS DON’T LOVE THE GAME.

“I won’t name names.
I’m not here to do that.
I delegated control of that to the coaches.
They are available to lead us.
I really can’t say that or put one of my teammates in the wrong because I’m not that kind of player.
Never will I diss a teammate by implying that he isn’t fully committed if I know that he is.
I’m just attempting to read the situation correctly, release the ball, and motivate the team.
“.

DEION SANDERS ON WHAT TOOK PLACE WITH SHEDEUR SANDERS REGARDING THE OT INTERCEPTION.

“To start with, he ought to have never thrown the ball.
Should not have thrown the ball in the first place.
I’m not sure if it was included in the replay to highlight the receivers’ actions during that particular play.
I want to see what happened, so I want to know if they showed it.
The events are known to me. I’d like to view what they displayed.
On that particular play, another unwarranted event occurred.
But he shouldn’t have thrown the ball.
Provide us with one more down, and we’ll attempt the field goal.
“.