It was rough back-to-back Saturdays for the Colorado Buffaloes, but this particular Saturday could be a sign of getting back on track.
The Buffaloes knocked down a field goal with 12 seconds to go to defeat Arizona State on the road, 27-24.
With 3:26 left in the ballgame, the Sun Devils got the ball at their own six-yard line. But they went all 94 yards down the field on 13 plays, tying the game with a touchdown with 50 seconds left.
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But on the Buffs’ first play afterward, Shedeur Sanders found Javon Antonio for 43 yards. Colorado was unable to get another first down, but Alejandro Mata drilled a 43-yard field goal with just a dozen seconds left to put Colorado up three.
ASU got the ball back, but was unable to do anything, and the Buffs snapped their two-game losing streak.
Things started to trend downward for Deion Sanders’ Colorado squad when it took double-overtime to beat Colorado State, whom they were heavily favored against. They then got blown out in Oregon, 42-6, and their comeback against USC was too little too late, as they lost by a touchdown. Defending Heisman Trophy winner and consensus No. 1 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft Caleb Williams threw for six touchdowns in that Trojans’ victory.
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It was a huge win for the Buffs, who now are 4-2 on the season.
Sanders completed 26 of his 42 passes for 239 yards and a touchdown – he also rushed for a score.
In the losing effort, Trenton Bourguet threw for 335 yards, 134 of them to Elijhah Badger.
The Buffaloes will host Stanford next Friday, while ASU will travel to No. 7 Washington. Colorado now has four times the amount of wins they had last year (one).
