The best party in college football rages on. Just barely. Somehow. But it continues.
Deion Sanders’s Colorado team moved to 3–0 with a double-overtime, comeback win over massive underdog Colorado State, 43–35. For the second time in two home games, the fans stormed the playing surface at Folsom Field. This time perhaps more out of giddy disbelief that the Buffaloes rallied from an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter.
It took a brilliant, 98-yard scoring drive in the final minutes engineered by Sanders’s son Shedeur to get the game into overtime. From there, Shedeur Sanders threw two more touchdown passes and a two-point-conversion pass as well, as the penalty-plagued Rams finally relented after putting up a spirited fight.