Deion Sanders criticizes offense after Colorado's win over Weber State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 3:24 AM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026
The Colorado Buffaloes secured a 52-21 victory against Weber State on September 14. Despite the dominant performance and record-setting 578 yards of total offense, head coach Deion Sanders expressed frustration, stating, "We didn't capitalize on offense." The team's young quarterback, Julian Lewis, set or tied multiple school records with his 366 passing yards and four touchdowns. Colorado aims to improve as they prepare for a matchup against Northwestern next week.
- •Colorado scores 52 points, matching the highest in the Coach Prime era.
- •Julian Lewis sets multiple Colorado single-game passing records.
- •Micah Welch becomes the first 100-yard rusher in Sanders' era.
- •Two receivers, Joseph Williams and DeAndre Moore Jr., surpass 100 receiving yards.
- •Colorado faces Northwestern next to conclude non-conference play.
- 3:24 AMYahoo Sports — 'We didn't capitalize on offense': Why Deion Sanders was frustrated after beating Weber State
"Despite shattering school records and racking up 578 yards, Coach Prime demanded more perfection from his squad as they transitioned from a dominant victory toward Big Ten competition.
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