The similarities between what happened to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday was eerily similar to what happened to the University of Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday afternoon. The Steelers and Buffs both went into their respective games on a hot streak and were

Buffaloes fans, buckle up—Deion Sanders’ next six months will be a whirlwind of milestones. Whether it’s in New York, at the NFL Combine, or redefining the draft process, Coach Prime will make sure Colorado stays in the national spotlight. Get ready to witness history.

The Jayhawks downed the Buffaloes 37–21 on Saturday in Arrowhead Stadium, throwing a severe wrench into Colorado's quest for a Big 12 title. The Buffaloes are now in a messy three-way tie for first place that can expand to a four-way tie if Iowa State beats Utah.

Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes are not out of the Big 12 championship race yet, but they'll need help after losing to Kansas on Saturday.

In the locker room after the game, Colorado coach Deion Sanders gave his team a pretty blunt assessment as to why he thinks they lost to the Jayhawks. “The problem is you guys are intoxicated with success,” Sanders told his players after the game. Whew.

Coach Prime is still leaning on his faith, even after the team was upset by Kansas. Sanders took to X to drop an encouraging message one day after the Buffs' loss. "God is Good!" Sanders said in the Nov. 25 post. Coach Prime's son Shedeur Sanders posted a similar message as well.

The Kansas City Chiefs are fresh off a win against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, but while the defending champions were in Charlotte, the Kansas Jayhawks took their place at Arrowhead Stadium on Saturday.

As the Colorado Buffaloes prepared for their much-anticipated showdown against Kansas at Arrowhead Stadium, Deion Sanders delivered a moment to remember before

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders sees a learning opportunity in Saturday's loss. The Buffaloes fell 37-21 to Kansas to end their four-game

After a crushing 37-21 loss at Kansas, Deion Sanders said his Buffaloes "got intoxicated with the multitude of articles and the assumption that we're this and the assumption that we're that"

Colorado lost to Kansas 37-21 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., on Saturday, and Deion Sanders thinks he knows why. The Buffaloes let the Jayhawks rush for 331 yards and 3 touchdowns on 57 carries.