Deion Sanders criticizes Colorado despite 52-21 victory over Weber State

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Deion Sanders criticizes Colorado despite 52-21 victory over Weber State
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Colorado defeated Weber State 52-21 on September 12 at Folsom Field, advancing to a 2-0 record. Despite the 31-point margin, coach Deion Sanders expressed dissatisfaction with the team's discipline and overall performance. Colorado committed 13 penalties and lost two fumbles during the contest. Quarterback Julian Lewis completed 17 of 23 passes for 366 yards and four touchdowns, while running back Micah Welch recorded 106 rushing yards. Sanders stated that the program's standards extend beyond winning individual games and require more consistent execution across all units.

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By the Numbers
  • Colorado gained 578 yards of total offense in the win.
  • Julian Lewis set a program record with 212 passing yards in the first quarter.
  • Micah Welch became the first Colorado player to rush for 100 yards in a game since 2022.
  • The team recorded 13 penalties during the matchup at Folsom Field.
  • Randon Fontentte recorded his first career interception for Colorado.
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What they're saying
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Deion Sanders is keeping his eyes on the ball despite his Colorado Buffaloes squad cruising to a 52-21 blowout win over the Weber State Bobcats on Saturday night. Sanders is going through the fourth season of his head coaching career with the Buffaloes. He looks to get the program to their second bowl game appearance throughout his stint, trying to […] The post Colorado news: Why Deion Sanders wasn't satisfied by scoring 53 vs. Weber State appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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Colorado put 52 points on the board and blew out Weber State by 31 points in Week 2, but inside the post-game room, Coach Prime looked like a man who had just lost. Most head coaches would light up after an explosive victory, yet Deion Sanders openly refused to celebrate, making it clear that putting up half a hundred points still fell short of his offensive standard.

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Deion Sanders had lots to say about Colorado football's penalties and execution despite a 52-21 win over Weber State.

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