Deion Sanders says 'this stuff hurts' after latest Colorado football loss
USA Today • • sports
Key Points:
- Colorado Buffaloes suffered their fifth consecutive loss, falling 57-24 to Oklahoma State after being outscored 37-0 in the second half despite leading 24-20 late in the first half.
- Coach Deion Sanders expressed frustration over the team's inability to maintain discipline during games, despite showing discipline in academics, punctuality, and conduct off the field.
- Quarterback Isaac Wilson was benched late in the game after committing three turnovers, raising questions about who will start at quarterback in the upcoming game against Kansas State.
- Colorado continues to struggle with penalties, ranking third nationally in penalty yards per game, and has a poor record against Power Four conference teams since 2024.
- Players acknowledge a disconnect between off-field discipline and on-field performance, with linebacker Gideon Lampron and receiver Joseph Williams emphasizing the need to identify and address the team's issues.
