Shedeur Sanders completed a 43-yard Hail Mary touchdown as time expired and Travis Hunter forced the game-sealing fumble in OT to help Colorado beat Baylor.

Colorado improved to 3-1 on Saturday with a win over Baylor in overtime that had no shortage of excitement. The Buffs and Bears traded blows

After the game, Hunter was asked about the match-winning overtime play, he revealed that after scoring the final touchdown, QB Shedeur asked him to get back and join the defense line as a cornerback.

Amid all the chaos, the result was easy to break down. The Colorado Buffaloes had Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter. Baylor did not.

Colorado has been the definition of high drama over the last two college football seasons. That continued on Saturday night. The Buffaloes were holding on

A Hail Mary at the end of regulation and a game-winning stop from star Travis Hunter fueled Colorado's 38-31 overtime win over new Big 12 foe Baylor, resulting in one of the most improbable comebacks of the season to date.

Travis Hunter forced a Dominic Richardson fumble at the goal line that rolled out of the end zone, securing Colorado's 38-31 overtime win over Baylor on Saturday night in Boulder,

Sensational Colorado two-way standout Travis Hunter forced a goal-line fumble on the game's final play -- in overtime, no less -- and the Buffaloes rallied with a Hail Mary and bonus-session touchdown to defeat Baylor,

Shedeur Sanders led his team to an early advantage over the Baylor Bears with a 2-yard rushing touchdown, putting Colorado up 7-3 with 1:58 remaining in the first quarter. Sanders showcased his composure and efficiency by starting the game perfectly,