Coach Prime is in a tough spot with the Colorado Buffaloes after their latest loss to the Arizona Wildcats. The Buffaloes have faced four back-to-back defeats, bringing their record to 4-6 with just two games left in the regular season. To secure a playoff spot, they must clinch victories in these remaining contests.?

The loss to Arizona stung, culminating in a heartbreaking last-second field goal by Wildcats’ kicker Tyler Loop. Despite these setbacks, the Buffaloes must pull together and deliver their best in the upcoming games to stand a chance at making it to the playoffs.?

Can Coach Prime?s Colorado make it to the playoffs?

The Buffaloes hold a record of 4 wins and 6 losses in the regular season, needing two victories in their remaining matches to meet the NCAA’s 6-win requirement for playoff eligibility. Despite initial successes, unexpected losses have presented challenges, notably against teams like the Oregon Ducks. Coach Prime’s leadership will be vital for the team’s rally in the final stretch. While their chances for the playoffs are slim, sports always hold surprises, and fans and players hope for a miraculous turnaround. Ultimately, the Buffaloes must secure two wins and wish for favorable outcomes elsewhere to contend for postseason play. However, as Colorado?s chances hang on a line, their star quarterback is making waves.?

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Arizona’s quarterback, Noah Fifita, connected with receiver Tetairoa McMillan for nine receptions and a touchdown after a rough start. Arizona will play against Utah next week for their home finale before finishing the season at rival Arizona State. Meanwhile, Colorado’s star quarterback Shedeur Sanders had a solid performance, completing 22 of 35 passes for 262 yards with two touchdowns and 42 rushing yards, scoring on the ground. Yet, that is not all.

Shedeur breaks multiple records?

Shedeur Sanders, with 3,106 passing yards this season, is closing in on Sefo Liufau’s Colorado record of 3,200 yards. He reached the 10,000-yard career milestone in a recent game with a 12-yard pass, having previously tallied 6,963 yards at Jackson State. This places him third in Colorado’s season stats and makes him part of an elite group of high-performing quarterbacks. The price of greatness for Shedeur Sanders, however, means enduring pain, constant pressure, and recording the most sacks in major college football (45 times). Despite efforts by his father and Coach Deion Sanders to fortify the team’s offensive line, protecting the quarterback remains a persistent issue.?

Shedeur’s endurance has been notable; he resorted to taking painkillers in recent games to withstand the hits and finish the matches. Shedeur Sanders, despite facing the most sacks in college football, maintains impressive passing stats. Standing second in passing yards per game and 11th in completion percentage, his performance is resilient. However, there’s pressure on both Colorado and Shedeur: the team aims for two more wins to reach a bowl game, while potential injuries may impact Shedeur’s NFL draft prospects.

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