NCAA Football: Baylor at Colorado (Image Source: IMAGN)
The Colorado Buffaloes were able to go on the road and decimate the Arizona Wildcats in Big 12 Conference action by a final score of 34-7. The Buffs were able to just control the game from the beginning and it was to the point that two-way star and Heisman Trophy hopeful Travis Hunter was able to sit out for the entire second half of the game to rest his shoulder that was injured last week.
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The Buffaloes (5-2, 3-1 Big 12) are now one win away from being bowl-eligible for the first time in the Deion Sanders era, though they are hoping for more than just a bowl game. Meanwhile, the Wildcats fell to (3-4, 1-3) and are looking for some answers to try and recover after being shut out for the final three quarters.
Here's a closer look at the box score to see how this game ended up:
The Colorado Buffaloes just came out on fire and with a different level of intensity as they were able to move the football well. They went 9-of-18 on third downs and averaged 7.4 yards per pass. However, they did commit three turnovers two interceptions, one fumble lost).
The Arizona Wildcats are struggling right now a bit as they also committed three turnovers (two fumbles lost, one interception) but were 3-for-11 on third down tries. The offense could not get going at that same level and the defense could not slow down the Buffs.
5:58 3Q: Alejandro Mata 28 Yard Field Goal | 31-7 Colorado
4:42 4Q: Alejandro Mata 34 Yard Field Goal | 34-7 Colorado
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