Deion Sanders: “The positive is the way we fought in the second half. We didn’t give up, we didn’t give up at all.” #CUBuffs

— Tyler King (@King_TylerB) September 8, 2024

Coach Prime on the offensive line.

“First game I think they did a good job, this game they didn’t. We didn’t run the ball consistently like we wanted to. We’ve got to find a way to have some kind of running game.”

— Jake Schwanitz (@JakeDNVR) September 8, 2024

Deion Sanders says Shedeur Sanders got a little “duped” by a late-game targeting call and that’s why Colorado pulled him. No. 2 went back to the locker room late in the game.

—Jake Shapiro (@Shapalicicious) September 8, 2024

Deion Sanders on the most frustrating aspect of tonight’s game: “Knowing we have a great offense. We should be able to move the ball to everybody.” #CUBuffs

— Tyler King (@King_TylerB) September 8, 2024

Deion Sanders: “Pat (Shurmur) did a great job, I’m not going to judge him.”

—Jake Shapiro (@Shapalicicious) September 8, 2024

Coach Prime said the running backs only managed four designed runs in the first half due to the flow of the game and he’s behind Pat Shurmur.

— Jake Schwanitz (@JakeDNVR) September 8, 2024

Coach Prime on tonight’s penalties.

“We can’t do stupid things, we have to stop the foolishness.”

— Jake Schwanitz (@JakeDNVR) September 8, 2024

Shedeur Sanders on what Nebraska did to stop the Buffs’ offense.

“They just came ready to play. They followed their game plan and it was successful.”

— Jake Schwanitz (@JakeDNVR) September 8, 2024

Shedeur called his pick-six “a rookie mistake.”

“That’s not possible.”

—Scott Procter (@ScottProcter_) September 8, 2024

I asked Shedeur about CU’s running game: “When you can run the ball consistently, it opens the door for a pass, but you have to know what your team is good at.

“Why would we keep throwing the ball if we get into a situation where we have to get it and we don’t get it?”

—Scott Procter (@ScottProcter_) September 8, 2024