You never know what you’ve got until you take the field. For Colorado, the 2025 season is shaping up like a suspense thriller with Deion Sanders running his third-year show. The 2024 campaign ended with a respectable 9-4 overall record and a 7-2 conference finish. But this isn’t the same Buffs team that shocked the Big 12. With a roster turnover on offense due to the departure of Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter to the NFL, the program is facing new challenges. And right now, after Week 3, college football playoff hopes look distant.

Why shouldn’t the alarm bells ring for Deion Sanders and Colorado after a 1-2 start? Friday night’s clash against Houston offered Ryan Staub a golden opportunity to stake his claim as the Buffs’ present QB. But it ended in a heartbreak. While he sh

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