Colorado struggles offensively in 20-10 loss to Arizona State
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Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Colorado lost to Arizona State 20-10 on Saturday, falling to 3-6 overall and 1-5 in the Big 12. After an early touchdown was negated by a penalty, the Buffaloes were scoreless in the first half, trailing by 17 points. The team generated 312 yards but struggled with offensive execution, resulting in missed scoring opportunities. Colorado's defense, led by Gideon Lampron with 18 tackles, allowed only three points in the second half but could not compensate for the ineffective offense. The Buffaloes need to win their remaining games to qualify for bowl eligibility, starting with Houston on Friday.
- •Colorado falls to 3-6 after the loss to Arizona State.
- •The Buffaloes scored only 10 points, struggling offensively.
- •Gideon Lampron recorded 18 tackles, including both sacks for Colorado.
- •Colorado faces Houston on Friday in a must-win game.
- •The team needs three wins to achieve bowl eligibility.
- 11:31 AMYahoo Sports — Colorado's critical mistakes keep costing games | Opinion
"Colorado's loss to Arizona State exposed recurring offensive problems, leaving Deion Sanders needing three wins to reach bowl eligibility.
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