The Colorado Buffaloes suffered a debilitating loss to the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Saturday night time, 28-10, on the highway.
Colorado star Shedeur Sanders acquired a ton of criticism throughout and after the sport. Sanders was 23-of-38 with 244 passing yards, a landing cross and an interception. His lone interception was returned for a landing.
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However he didn’t sit round to attend for the clock to hit triple zeroes.
Sanders was hit onerous within the head on his last drive of the sport. He managed to complete the drive and hit LaJohntay Wester for a landing. He went again to the locker room earlier than the sport was over. Backup quarterback Ryan Staub got here into the sport to complete it up.
It wasn’t clear whether or not Sanders was injured on the play. He walked to the locker room underneath his personal energy however confronted ridicule doing so.
“What time is it,” one Nebraska fan was heard saying towards Sanders.
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The remainder of the jabs got here on social media.
Sanders referred to as his Choose Six a “rookie mistake.” He additionally mentioned he was a “little banged up” after the sport however was doing principally OK.
“Protections had been an issue,” Colorado head coach Deion Sanders mentioned, through ESPN. “You already know, I am attempting to be well mannered and say it, as a result of I can say the identical factor you are considering, but when I say it, you’d say I am throwing my guys up underneath the bus.
“I am not doing that in any respect. Protections had been an issue. We gotta work out a solution to forestall that and do a greater job with that.”
Nebraska moved to 2-0 on the season and Colorado fell to 1-1.
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The Buffaloes will hit the highway to play Colorado State subsequent week. The Cornhuskers will face off towards Northern Iowa.
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