Deion Sanders broke his own rule after Colorado’s heartbreaking loss
USA Today • • sports
Key Points:
- Colorado coach Deion Sanders expressed pride in his team's effort despite a narrow 27-24 loss to undefeated Utah, marking Colorado's fourth consecutive defeat and dropping their record to 2-4.
- The game featured a strong comeback from Colorado, who overcame a 13-0 halftime deficit to take a 17-13 lead in the third quarter before ultimately falling after key turnovers and Utah's late scoring drives.
- Quarterback Isaac Wilson, a transfer from Utah, threw for 256 yards and two touchdowns but also had two critical interceptions, including one that led to Utah's go-ahead touchdown.
- Colorado struggled early with penalties and offensive production, managing only three first downs and 70 yards in the first half compared to Utah's dominant 19 first downs and 248 yards.
- Despite the loss, Sanders highlighted his team's resilience and fighting spirit, emphasizing hope for future improvement as Colorado prepares to face Oklahoma State next weekend.
