Following a loss that left the Colorado Buffaloes at 3‑6, coach Deion Sanders declared that “the fans deserve better.”
The fans got that promise fulfilled on Friday night.
In a stunning upset at Folsom Field in Boulder, No. 14 Houston was defeated by Colorado 42‑32, raising the Buffaloes to 4‑6 on the season.
Houston built an early 20‑7 advantage, but Colorado responded, taking a 21‑20 lead at halftime and then scored 28 consecutive points to push ahead 35‑20.
The defeat extinguishes Houston’s chances of earning an at‑large spot in the 12‑team College Football Playoff, while the win keeps Colorado in contention for bowl eligibility and helps preserve Sanders’ remaining contract, which includes a $25.5 million buyout clause.
Especially since he has a $25.5 million buyout.
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