During a nearly 400-yard performance, Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders received the highest praise possible from Skip Bayless.

Still, the QB threw a TD pass to LaJohntay Wester with 3:12 left to give Colorado the lead after it trailed 24-14 early in the final quarter. That set up Johnson’s heroics and Colorado suffered its second loss of the season against four wins.

The Wildcats controlled the game for most of the night, but a late surge from Colorado shifted momentum as Sanders connected with LaJohntay Wester for a touchdown, putting the Buffaloes ahead 28-24. Undeterred, Kansas State responded swiftly, covering 84 yards in just three plays to reclaim the lead.

With 4:44 left in the third quarter, Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders connected with wide receiver Will Sheppard for a 7-yard touchdown pass, cutting Kansas State's lead to 21-14. The touchdown was Sheppard’s second of the season and came at a crucial moment as the Buffaloes tried to mount a comeback.

Here are some bold predictions for Shedeur Sanders as the Colorado football team faces Kansas State in a Big 12 Conference clash.

Colorado was fighting for the win until the final minutes of the game. During its final drive, quarterback Shedeur Sanders pushed the ball downfield, attempting to get the Buffaloes into scoring position while they were down 31-28 with just over a minute left on the clock.

Other quarterbacks have torched the K-State secondary this season. Darian Mensah threw for 342 yards and two touchdowns for Tulane, Noah Fifita threw for 268 yards and Alan Bowman had 364 yards and a touchdown for Oklahoma State. In fairness, the Wildcats won all three of those games.

I n a pivotal moment of the game, Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders led the offense to a critical touchdown, giving the team a 28-24 lead. After an impressive 59-yard