It took a Hail Mary touchdown in the fourth quarter, and a Baylor fumble in overtime, but the Colorado Buffaloes defeated the Bears, 38-31, Saturday night, setting off a crowd storm at Folsom Field and the most dramatic finish under coach Deion Sanders.

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders reminded the entire nation that he is, in fact, the real deal during Saturday night’s thriller against the Baylor Bears. Shedeur Sanders and the Buffaloes were at their mercy and needed a miracle to keep the game going at Folsom Field — trailing by a touchdown with two seconds remaining at

Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter and the Colorado Buffaloes were victorious in Week 4. The Buffaloes hosted the Baylor Bears on Saturday, and the matchup ended in an overtime thriller, with Colorado edging the Bears 38-31. Following the game, Sanders, the Buffaloes' star quarterback, spoke with the media to share his insight on the victory.

Colorado stormed back from a 24-10 deficit in the second quarter, getting the game within a score at halftime. The two teams traded blows in the second half, with a missed field goal by the Bears cracking the window just enough for Colorado to convert on the miraculous touchdown.

LaJohntay Wester caught a 43-yard Hail Mary from Shedeur Sanders with no time remaining in regulation and Travis Hunter forced a fumble at the 1-yard line in

The Colorado football team looked doomed for a homecoming loss until Shedeur Sanders threw a Hail Mary on the last play of regulation.

Shedeur Sanders added another highlight to his ever-growing collection of them on Saturday night. This one, a 43-yard, buzzer-beating Hail Mary to LaJohntay Wester, might take the cake, however. His miracle throw forced overtime against 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