Deion Sanders Defends Aggressive Play in Colorado's 28-9 Win Over Colorado State

Sanders faced criticism for keeping starters in late, citing disrespect and desire for a decisive victory.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders kept his starters in the game during the final minutes, aiming to score rather than take a knee.
Quarterback Shedeur Sanders, Deion's son, was exposed to potential injury after taking a hit from a Colorado State lineman in the closing moments.
Sanders justified his decision by pointing to trash talk and alleged unsportsmanlike conduct from Colorado State players leading up to and during the game.
Travis Hunter, a standout two-way player, had another impressive performance but admitted to feeling fatigued late in the game.
The Buffaloes' offensive line showed significant improvement, allowing only one sack compared to six in their previous game against Nebraska.