Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes football team continue to draw massive TV audiences, even in "stupid" late-night time slots. In Week 7, the Buffaloes' 31-28 loss to Kansas State attracted 3.3 million viewers on ESPN despite a late kickoff of 10:15 p.

It was called a turnover on downs after the Wildcats' pass breakup, but Colorado head coach Deion Sanders thinks the officiating crew got it all wrong. He explained after the game that it "looked like pass interference," but he doesn't know what transpired at the end of the matchup.

Still, the QB threw a TD pass to LaJohntay Wester with 3:12 left to give Colorado the lead after it trailed 24-14 early in the final quarter. That set up Johnson’s heroics and Colorado suffered its second loss of the season against four wins.

The Colorado Buffaloes suffered their first conference loss of the season last weekend, falling 31-28 to the Kansas State Wildcats. The loss dropped the Buffs to 4-2 on the season as they look to make a bowl game for the first time under second-year head coach Deion Sanders.

After a damaging home defeat against Kansas State, Colorado head coach Deion Sanders has had to contend with injuries to four key players including two-way star Travis Hunter