Initial observations from Colorado’s 38-31 overtime win against Baylor in the Buffs’ return to Big 12 play at Folsom Field: The Sanders Show: Baylor entered this game with the No. 1 passing defense (by yards allowed per game) in the nation,

Sealing the deal: In overtime, Baylor’s Dominic Richardson was on his way to the end zone when he was hit at the goal line by CU’s Travis Hunter, who forced a fumble that rolled out of the back of the end zone and put a cap on a remarkable comeback victory for the Buffs.

Shedeur Sanders threw a 43-yard touchdown pass on the last play of regulation and then the Buffaloes prevailed in overtime, topping Baylor 38-31, in front of a sold-out crowd of 52,794 at Folsom Field.

Deion Sanders probably envisioned his first game in the Big 12 going a little differently On a chilly, rainy and frustrating night in Boulder, Colorado needed overtime to get a win in its first game back in the conference as the Buffaloes will take the 38-31 victory and run after struggling on both sides of the ball for the majority of the night.