NDL: S30W14 - Colorado (42) at Oklahoma State (7)
Buffs defeat Cowboys
Article By: In a dominant performance, the Colorado Buffaloes secured a convincing victory over the Oklahoma State Cowboys with a final score of 42-7. The Buffaloes showcased their offensive prowess, racking up a total of 458 yards, while limiting the Cowboys to just 153 yards.
Colorado had a balanced offensive attack, with 208 yards rushing and 250 yards passing. The Buffaloes were effective on third downs, converting 6 of 9 attempts (100%), while Oklahoma State struggled, going just 1 for 9 (0%). Colorado also excelled in the red zone, scoring 3 touchdowns on 3 opportunities, compared to the Cowboys' solitary red zone appearance which ended without points.
Defensively, Colorado stifled Oklahoma State, allowing only 39 rushing yards and 114 passing yards. The Cowboys managed just 8 first downs throughout the game, compared to Colorado's 19. Both teams were able to return kicks effectively, but Colorado's special teams took the edge with 38 kick return yards to Oklahoma State's 20.
Penalties were not a factor, as both teams played a clean game with zero infractions. In terms of turnovers, Colorado capitalized on Oklahoma State's mistakes, forcing 3 turnovers while only giving up 2, including 2 interceptions.
The Buffaloes dominated the time of possession, holding the ball for 18:13 compared to Oklahoma State's 9:47. Overall, it was a comprehensive victory for Colorado, demonstrating their strength on both sides of the ball as they cruised to a 42-7 win.
COLO D and Balanced O shine @Okie State
Article By: Colorado Dominates Oklahoma State in 42-7 Victory
STILLWATER, Okla. – Colorado delivered a commanding performance on the road, dismantling Oklahoma State 42-7 with a balanced and efficient attack. Quarterback Shedeur Sanders led the way with 250 yards passing and three touchdowns, two of which went to star wide receiver Travis Hunter, who racked up an impressive 159 yards. On the ground, the Buffaloes were equally dominant, with Brandon Hood rushing for 113 yards and a touchdown, while Dallan Hayden added 94 yards and two scores. The Buffaloes controlled the game from start to finish, showcasing their ability to excel both in the air and on the ground. The Colorado defense was stifling, allowing for only 7 pts and 159 yards
After the game, Colorado head coach Dcanady praised his team’s effort while expressing his respect for Oklahoma State and its head coach, UF. “Coach UF is one of the best in the business, and I’ve got a ton of respect for what he’s built here,” Dcanady said. “To come into their house and play like we did today shows how much our team is growing.” With the win, Colorado continued its strong season, proving they are a team to be reckoned with in all phases of the game.
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