[Travis] I am hurt, but it's very important to get out
and go and get your mind off the bad part.
[geese honking]
What I do is go fishing, get my mind clear.
Just relax and not overthink that I'm hurt and that I wanna be out on the field.
- Back in there. - There you go.
- Like I never left. - There you go.
[Travis] It's just relaxing, and it is fun at the same time.
All I like to do is go out there and fish.
Because that's all I pretty much know since I was little
is to go fish or play football.
I'm getting a bite. Aha.
- There you go. - Bro.
- Oh, serious? - Bro.
[Al] My bait is bigger than that fish.
I could use him for live bait and catch a bigger fish on him.
[Al laughs]
[Travis] My man Al, man, he always comes through since I first met him.
He took me up to the mountains.
We did a little bit of trout fishing, my first ever trout fishing.
So ever since then, I text him every day
trying to figure out when we're gonna go fish next
or what lake we're gonna go to next.
That's a good fish.
- Oh, actually a good fish. - Get the net.
It's a good fish.
- Oh, I missed it. - Oh! [laughs]
- No way he came off. - He just jumped and gone. [laughs]
God damn. [laughs]
[Travis] You just missed the biggest fish of the day.
[Al] That was a big one.
[Travis] Basically, what I'm going out there to do this week,
get in the groove of everything and try to get back to myself,
try to get back with the team and let them know that I'm still here
and wish them to do well.
Told you. What did I just tell you?
I literally just told him to cast over there.
[man 1] Coach Prime.
It's official, and it has sent excitement throughout the entire country.
[all cheering]
[man 2] Coach Prime led Jackson State
to back-to-back undefeated SWAC championships.
Now looking to turn around a Colorado program
that's had two winning seasons
in the last 17 years.
[Coach Prime] This ain't last year. This ain't an old team.
[man 3] He's bringing Shedeur with him,
he's bringing Travis Hunter with him--
two of the biggest transfers in the country.
[man 4] Do you know what he said to his players?
He said, "Jump in the portal."
[man 5] Now there's a big deal because
over 50 players have hit the transfer portal.
[man 6] Does anyone on this roster make it?
I need my purpose right now! I need everything you got!
[man 7] This is the biggest experiment that we've ever seen in college football,
and I'm excited to see what this team has.
[theme music playing]
[hip hop music playing]
[man] Colorado, it's time to get back to work.
It's conference play now.
The only teams that have more than two losses with no wins in conference play:
Stanford and Arizona State.
Put all the flash, all the glitter, all the glamor away.
Get back to the grind.
It is my obligation to this university and to these young men
that I put them in the best position
not only to win a football game, but to advance to the next level.
[Nikki] Coming off of tough losses like Oregon and USC,
they need this win to really solidify themselves,
get back to winning, just get back to their fundamentals
of putting together four consistent quarters of football.
[Sean] I think we learned from the game against Oregon
that there's a lot more work to be done
and the work that we do can be done at a much higher level.
And the USC game was no different.
It is so important that, as a team, that we play consistent.
Because that tests you when the game's on the line.
[Nikki] This Arizona State game is a must-win.
It's something that they need to do
in order to have a potential future in getting a bowl game.
[crowd cheering]
[Mark] It's a warm one here today as the Buffs take on the Sun Devils.
[commentator] Not the greatest first half I've ever seen.
[Mark] Buffaloes trailing 17-14.
Second down and ten, fourth quarter.
And now Sanders out of the shotgun, takes the snap.
Sticks it in the gut that time of Hankerson.
Just got the first down between the hashes.
All the way inside the ten down to the nine-yard line.
It's a gain of 13.
[Coach Prime] Let's go. Let's go. We gotta score. We gotta score.
[Mark] Play clock at two. Takes the snap. Throws it left side.
Grab is made! End zone!
Javon Antonio!
[Coach Prime] I'm proud of you, boy. I'm proud of you. Keep on.
[Mark] Grabbed from behind!
That's what the doctor ordered right there.
[commentator] Sanders really trying to get his team fired up
and get them going.
Forty-two-yard kick from the right hash for Mata.
His long this season is 41.
To put Colorado up by seven.
Straight through the pipes, and Colorado's now scored
on back-to-back possessions to build a seven-point lead.
[crowd cheering]
[Mark] And Bourguet's out of the shotgun.
Four-man defensive front.
Come on, get to the quarterback there, boys.
[commentator] Crossing route. Here it comes.
[Mark] Bourguet gonna throw it right side.
It's out there. End zone. Touchdown.
Gary, how you feel about some extra football tonight?
[commentator] Oh, it's all right. Got nowhere to go.
[Mark laughs]
Hey! Colorado!
[Mark] Fifty seconds remaining, tied at 24.
Shedeur gets the snap.
First down and ten at the 25.
Sanders drops. Pressure off the back side.
He's gonna go for the home run down the left side!
And the grab is made by Antonio at the 33-yard line!
[commentator] And just like, Colorado within striking distance.
[Mark] Antonio again the grab.
Outside the numbers.
Thirty seconds remaining, clock running, as the Buffs in field goal position.
Alejandro Mata coming out.
This will be a 43-yard field goal,
for the win for Colorado.
Vassett set.
Calls for the ball. Puts it down.
Mata kick is up.
It is on its way!
And it is good!
[all cheer]
[Coach Prime] Great kick! Great kick, baby!
Good job!
Now we got kickers out there dancing.
[Mark] The Buffaloes get their first conference win
under Coach Prime
and snap an eight-game losing streak in league play.
[commentator] You know, we're having a different hero every week, Mark.
[Mark] Yeah.
[commentator] You got Mata and you got Javon.
Mata win! You know what I'm saying? It was dope!
[Mark] The Buffaloes improve to 4-2 on the season,
1-2 in Pac-12 conference play,
and now return home to host Stanford on Friday night.
Hey, Mata!
[all cheer]
[Alejandro] I mean, I'm still a misfit.
I'm aware I'm not the tallest guy, not the most muscular guy.
But, you know, I'm always getting the job done.
So I'm coming in with Coach Prime from Jackson.
It makes me wanna kick better for him, makes me wanna do better.
It makes me wanna just be a better man overall.
I don't miss.
Yo, this team is for real. The Buffs are for real.
Like, what Prime has built, what he's done in a short amount of time,
it's for real.
I expect there to be a big baby boom in Colorado after this season.
Nurses, get ready for a raise. Hospitals, get ready to stay open later.
'Cause we winning, and people are celebrating
in the best ways possible.
[all cheering]
[indistinct chatter]
[all cheering]
We're here at the pop-up shop, SS2LEGENDARY.
We're just here having a good time.
We got the merch going crazy. Who would've knew?
We're enjoining the people, man.
Good vibes, good energy.
We came all the way from Fort Worth for you.
You know, I'm from Dallas, so...
We know that.
[Yogi] NIL. In some parts of the world, it might stand for "now it's legal."
It also stands for "name, image, and likeness."
So this guy, he flew out here from Hawaii
- just to come meet you, go to a game. - Appreciate it, man.
Came all the way from Jacksonville!
Jacksonville? Florida?
[both chanting, laughing]
NIL deals, it's cool that we're able to get paid.
We're just endorsing different brands and stuff like that.
Look, man. Why you always trying to one-up me, bro?
Me? I thought you were the number one son.
NIL is something that players really, really want.
They want to go into
positions and situations that will allow them
the best opportunity to make money.
This is Shedeur Sanders. I'm partnering with Smoothie King.
And get you my favorite smoothie.
You have to have a level of confidence
and self-awareness that I don't think is common
among 18- to 21-year-olds.
Yo, do a selfie.
[Yogi] Unfortunately, the first question often out of family's mouths are:
"Well, what's my NIL deal gonna look like?"
We even have websites dedicated to the valuation
of a 16- or 17-year-old and I don't like that part of it,
but that is reality of where college football sits today.
There's no guardrails. There's no governance.
Did you remember to buy the coffee maker for Mom, though?
Once again, way ahead of you.
[Yogi] If you look at Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter, their value in NIL
is dramatically different than the majority of players
in all of college football, let alone on Colorado's roster.
Players at the bottom of the NIL that are not making a whole lot,
obviously, they would rather go get some NFL contracts.
I can't wait for you to ball out tomorrow, man.
You'll see it, for sure.
[Arielle] But for instance, Shedeur making upwards of $5 million dollars in a year,
unless he's one of the top players taken in the entire draft,
he's making more money playing college football.
[woman] I love your sweatshirt!
It's the comfiest, best thing I've ever worn.
[Shedeur] Thank you! I'm telling you!
[Yogi] And I'd imagine there's a world out there that's saying,
"Yeah, Shedeur, go. You're gonna get drafted.
You're really talented. You got beat up all season long, man.
Like, why are you coming back for that?"
We should let him explain and decide what that decision is,
versus us project our opinion on him.
[man] Don't go to the draft, please.
[indistinct chatter]
[whistle blows]
Elbows in tight, push to create separation,
wipe over, get over the top.
Ready. Set. Go.
[all grunting]
This last run, we're peaking right at the right time.
We're getting healthy right at the right time.
And we're facing teams that are ranked right at the right time.
[indistinct chatter]
[Arielle] In order to be bowl eligible, you need to have six wins.
No! No! Let's go! Right here! Right here! Go! Run!
[Arielle] They need two more wins.
They're gonna have to eke those wins out to get to that bowl eligibility,
the magical six-win mark.
This week, Stanford should be one of the easy wins,
the one that you can kind of just mark up as a W and move forward.
Wait on me! Wait on me!
[Arielle] This team was a completely different team
without Travis Hunter, and we saw that on both
the offensive side and the defensive side.
[Shedeur] Ready. Go.
[Yogi] How they use him. How healthy truly is he?
How many snaps can he even play against a Stanford team that's down?
But I'm really curious to see, is this a moment in the season
where Colorado went from hoping things went well
to knowing, like, "This is who we are, this is our identity"?
[indistinct chatter]
[Brett] Getting Travis back for the Stanford game is huge.
He brings just a different level of confidence.
And I think guys kind of rally around that, and it gets infectious.
[indistinct chatter]
[Brett] We have an opportunity to go get five wins here
and really, you know, make a statement before the bye
to go and get it for the second half of the season.
So it's a 1-0 mentality right now.
[Shedeur] Hey. Family on me, family on three. One, two, three.
[all] Family.
[indistinct chatter]
[Arielle] So you've had a lot of criticism after games,
saying that you're disappointed in the effort.
Yes.
[Arielle] And so is it about time to start kind of calling out certain groups?
[Coach Prime] I don't need to call them out. They know who they are.
Yeah, everybody inside our locker room, coaches included, I got their attention.
So this ain't a mind game I'm playing. This is real.
So I say what I say, and I mean what I mean.
I don't stutter, nor do I stumble. I make it plain.
My standard is my standard.
The way we practice, the way we prepare, the way we perform,
my standard is my standard.
I have a lofty standard. That's why I'm here.
We're better than what we're showing.
So that's the way I think for these young men.
And that's what I desire.
Thank you. God bless. I appreciate you.
[Mark] So we've got another Pac-12 showdown tonight at Folsom Field
as the Buffaloes entertain the Stanford Cardinal.
Here's the good news for Colorado.
The unbelievable athlete Travis Hunter back in the lineup.
He's missed the last three games with injury.
The question is, after a three-week layoff,
can he come back and continue to play
at the same level he was before the injury?
I love you, boy. I love you.
Go do your business.
[crowd cheering]
[Mark] Snap taken by Shedeur.
Here comes pressure.
Thrown down the left side.
Caught by Travis Hunter.
Nice return for number 12.
First touch, a first down.
Here we go.
- [Mark] Touchdown, Colorado! - Great job. Great job. Great job, Coach.
[crowd cheering]
Let's get Travis back in the game. Let's get Travis back in the game.
[Mark] A crossing pattern caught by Travis Hunter.
Touchdown for Travis Hunter!
The Buffaloes right now dominating Stanford.
What a half for Colorado.
[commentator] That's how you build a 29-nothing lead.
[Mark] So 9:01 to play in the third.
Stanford, third down and goal to go from the two.
Takes the snap, hands off.
Farrell on the end-around.
And touchdown by Stanford.
That was easy.
God!
[Mark] Third and 13.
Shedeur bounces off one offensive lineman.
Circles back around, gets a block, fires downfield.
And looking for Travis, he couldn't quite get it there.
Hey, we're coming with the bull junk just like we have been.
Everybody here is accountable. Everybody.
[Mark] Daniels, four yards deep of the end zone. Slant right side.
Shilo Sanders dives at the ankles, can't get there.
A 98-yard touchdown, man. What fool gives up a 98-yard touchdown?
Who does that?
[Mark] On a back shoulder.
Big cut by Ayomanor.
He's running to the near sideline.
End zone. Touchdown!
You have got to be kidding me.
[Mark] This game's got an entirely different feel
here in the second half.
[Coach Prime] We gotta get it together.
[Mark] Third down and 22.
Don't give up the big play.
And he got tripped up!
Tripped up by Rodrick Ward!
[whistle blows]
Flag on the far side of the field.
[official] Personal foul, unnecessary roughness.
Defense, number 12, 15-yard penalty.
Automatic first down.
[Mark] Holy cow.
That hurts right there.
Ref, you can't make that call, man. You can't make that call.
[Mark] And that, my friends, is 26 unanswered points by Stanford.
[commentator] Coach Sanders has gotta put together a plan right now.
This has gotta be a good four-minute drive.
[Mark] Third down and four.
Snap to Shedeur, drop to throw, throws it on the left side.
And he air-mailed that one to Travis Hunter.
Y'all choking, man.
Choking.
[commentator] And the Cardinal will have an opportunity.
[Mark] Five seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, 36-33.
A 46-yard field goal attempt.
Snap put down, kick is up.
It is on its way, and it is...
good.
And we are tied up and going to overtime.
So the Buffs have third down and goal to go for the four.
Shedeur Sanders out of the shotgun.
Snap taken by Shedeur, looks, throws it on out there.
Touchdown, Colorado!
In overtime number one, Colorado goes up 42-36.
[Coach Prime] We gotta stop them, guys.
We gotta stop them.
[Mark] Stanford, we'll see if it can answer.
Daniels throws down the left side.
Ayomanor makes the grab!
Touchdown!
You gotta be kidding me.
[Mark] So now we go to overtime number two.
Shedeur Sanders out of the shotgun.
Gives ground, backpedals again.
He's gonna throw it to the back left side.
And it's intercepted in the end zone.
You took away the field goal, dawg.
[Mark] So out comes the kicker in double overtime.
The All-American kicker can win it for Stanford.
Put down, kick is up.
And it is good.
The Stanford Cardinal has thrown shade on the Buffaloes here
in Boulder on a Friday night.
[Coach Prime] Guys, do you really wanna play this game?
Because right now what I see is a bunch of guys who are in like with the game.
You're not in love with the game.
What we just did today was pathetic.
All the love that you received, all the love that we received,
oh, you're getting ready to see that flip.
And don't get beside yourself on social media
and start responding to the foolishness because they're right.
A team with far less talent than you have just beat you.
And you gotta live with that.
And we're practicing tomorrow.
God bless.
Have a wonderful night.
[man 1] Did we overhype Colorado?
They gave up 46 points in one half of football.
[man 2] The players got caught up in the shine their coach generated.
Oof. Goodness gracious.
Uh, the Stanford game.
Good Lord.
Coming out, we might have just been too lackadaisical, just too...
"Okay, we're gonna win this thing, we can chill out,
we can coast from here on out."
Obviously, that was not the case.
I don't know if sometimes we just lose focus in the moment
or if it's just growing pains.
But at the same time, I think that's what you have to go through
to build a culture, to build a foundation.
[Jimmy] That was a tough loss, but we learned from that one.
Like, we just learned, like, we need to practice faster in practice
and play harder.
[Xavier] Social media and stuff like that talking about how bad y'all is
or how y'all can't do this, and that definitely affects the team.
When you win, the challenge is complacency, distractions.
People are patting you on the back.
They'll be the same people that turn around
and wanna run you out of town when things don't go the right way.
[Andre] We're looking at film now.
We're making our notes, making our adjustments,
things that we may need to do, things that we think we can do well
against UCLA,
and starting to put those packages in effect.
Every game is a big game, you know, and this is another one for us to go 1-0.
[Maurice] Come on, take it out.
[Bishop grunting]
[Maurice] He has an accountability session going on right now.
Uh, he had an issue getting to his academic appointment.
People who was trying to help him get a degree,
he stood them up.
Fuck you!
[Maurice] You got 15 seconds. Keep going. Keep going.
That was one third of a round.
[coughs]
[Maurice] C'mon, duck walk. C'mon, finish.
I got a group to get to.
[wheezes]
[Coach Prime] Bishop is one of my favorite young men on this team.
Bishop just has to grow. Bishop has to mature.
[Maurice] Hands are supposed to be on your head.
- Huh? - Hands on your head.
Who the fuck you supposed to be, my daddy?
Ooh. You like that. That's nice. That's a nice, what, ten? Nice five?
[Coach Prime] What he puts into life, he has to put into this game.
He has to study and prepare and really want this.
It's one thing to say it, but it's one thing to do it
and have all your actions line up with what you desire for your life.
And that's the thing that I pray for him.
What'd you do?
I just missed a meeting. Oh, thank you.
- What meeting did you miss? - Thank you, mi amor.
I tried to communicate, saying that I wasn't gonna be able to make it.
But they insisted I still go.
But I couldn't.
That day was just too busy for me.
I had to clean up my house. I had to pick up my prescription.
I had to get there. I didn't make it in time.
I just said fuck it.
You know you're under threat of going home, right?
Hmm?
You know you're under threat of going home.
Yeah, I know.
I've been told.
Well, when you gonna figure this shit out?
- I figured it out. - No, you ain't.
Stay out the way. Don't talk. Don't need to say nothing to y'all.
Yeah, but you need to...
I need to watch film and...
- Play, yes. - Yeah.
Do all the little things.
Yeah, just do things right.
Yes, sir. I got you.
Hopefully, I actually put my pads on this week.
That's the only thing I'm waiting on.
[Sal] Building the culture around here that Prime wants,
when we have something that you need to do
and everybody else is there and you're not there,
there's a problem.
Bishop, he missed a meeting.
The bottom line is, your ass needs to be here.
We wanna win, and to win, you gotta make sacrifices.
You gotta go study tape.
You gotta know your opponent better than anybody else.
Let's find out who we're missing, and why we're missing who we're missing.
Hey, Coach Kelly.
Cut that camera. Coach Kelly.
[Sal] So either you're gonna correct it...
or I'm gonna correct it.
And if you don't correct it, there's consequences.
And his consequences is he's not gonna play.
When I first got here, she cut like
five inches of hair off my head.
And tell them how bad your hair was.
I dyed it.
It was white.
I couldn't wear it down no more forever.
And look how long his hair grows.
[Shilo] Game week, you know, I'm just chill.
I feel like I've asked all the questions I need to ask.
I know the adjustments to make, and I know the proper checks to make.
So I'm real comfortable and confident when it comes to game-time game day.
The only ritual that I do now is just wear this chain right here
that my dad gave me before I got that pick-six.
You know, he said, "I prayed for this, son. I prayed for this chain.
So you gotta do your thing now, baby."
[Coach Prime] Shilo is my prodigal son.
He's that one kid that keeps you on your knees
and makes sure you have a relationship with the Lord.
Because you gotta pray for him, and he's gonna make sure you pray.
Who should I trust, Dad? Who should I trust more?
I think you should trust all your siblings.
Dad is not involved no more.
I think he's the Prime side of me.
When he gets on the field, he is so aggressive
and dominant right now, and I'm so proud of him.
He studies and prepares for the game.
The team plays better whenever he's out there.
He's not just on the field because his last name is Sanders.
He's on the field because he can flat out ball.
[Shilo] He's Coach Prime and he's Dad, but those two guys are really similar.
Like, he's always Coach Prime.
He's always coaching off the field, coaching at home,
coaching on the phone when he calls me at night.
But that's just him. He just wants us to be great.
And we understand that. It is what it is.
[hip hop music playing]
[Christopher] The stakes are really high for UCLA.
Now you're about to play a team that's a powerhouse historically.
You're about to play players who are surely going to the NFL.
Can you go on the road and get that win, you know, in that environment,
for what's gonna be their homecoming?
Rose Bowl. HBCU to the Rose Bowl.
It's no secret that in college sports, college football specifically,
Black coaches very rarely get a chance,
and I don't just mean a chance to be head coach.
I mean, chance to be a part of a program.
Ooh, we about to sort this out.
[Taylor] It just speaks to Deion's overall mission
of trying to provide opportunity for those that deserve it,
but that don't always get it.
[Coach Prime] I like this stadium.
I've never had the honor to play in this stadium.
You can see how old school it is, how old it is.
It's still beautiful.
[Alexys] A good handful of the support staff and the coaches
came with Coach Prime from Jackson State.
[man] You ever play here?
Never.
I'm glad that I took that leap of faith because I was just a part
of history in Jackson State, and now it's time to make history again.
- It's more you than me, though. - What a way to talk.
So I first Met Coach Prime September 21st, 2020,
and it was an easy decision to follow him in Colorado
because we literally have become friends.
We've become family. We talk about things outside of football.
When you see him walk through life,
he does not make other people feel small around him.
He will tell you, "The spotlight is gonna be on me.
And so while you're next to me, make sure you get some of that light
and grow what you're doing."
[man] Coach Hart.
[Coach Prime] Come on.
Rose Bowl.
I was working in corporate America, retired from football, done with it.
And I met this man.
And this man spoke life into me.
He breathes life into everybody.
- You. - You.
To this?
[Andre] Not in a way that makes you comfortable.
In a way that makes you move.
You on that side, we gonna walk down here.
[Coach Prime] Coach Hart, we've been together for over 20 years.
We started with this youth organization called TRUTH.
Not only is he a great friend, but he's like a brother.
He's like my little brother.
He's been an advocate, a mentor, and a sponsor to every single one of us.
[indistinct chatter]
He was just like a father figure to me.
He would call me weekly, check on me weekly.
He told me one day if he ever got a job, he would hire me.
And as you can see, man, I'm here now because he's a man of his word.
I gotta be in one of these.
Yes, sir.
[Coach Prime] I think we truly have a really good staff.
I really do.
Not only guys that understand the Xs and Os,
but guys that understand people.
Troy. My guy.
Troy Aikman.
[Gary] Because I've been there from day one with him
and seen how he do things and some of the things he expect
and some of the things that he's working towards,
I sent Coach Prime a text to say, you know, "Hey, man, I'm proud of you."
And probably about maybe an hour later, he texts back.
"Man, I'm proud of us."
[Christopher] And that's what Coach Prime has done here.
He has made America and Black America believe that it's gonna be remembered
as a season of where opportunity and belief from a Black head coach,
what he can accomplish when he has support around him.
So I'm looking forward to not what it means now.
But going forward, it's gonna mean everything.
It's gonna be history-making.
[indistinct chatter]
[Mark] Well, the offensive line struggles continue for the Buffaloes up front,
giving up sacks, giving up pressures on quarterback Shedeur Sanders.
At this point, we're starting to look at an all-time record
for hits by a quarterback.
And then with the suspension of Bishop Thomas,
the Buffaloes are gonna have to overcome that loss.
[Holly] Their defensive front is legit.
What are the biggest things that Shedeur can do
to protect himself and get the ball out quick?
Well, we just gotta protect him.
As long as he's upright, this is gonna be very interesting.
[Mark] Ten now from the Bruins' 47-yard line.
Snap taken by Shedeur.
Fakes the handoff. Here comes pressure.
He runs to his right, got grabbed around the ankle, and tripped up.
Shedeur, quick throw right side. Deflected.
It's tipped up in the air, and that'll make it fourth down now.
No touchdown for the Buffaloes there.
And the Buffs stick a short field goal in their opening drive.
It's 3-nothing, Colorado.
Do your job. Everybody do your job.
Nobody's trying to be no hero. Make them earn it.
[Mark] 32-yard line.
Garbers out of the shotgun.
Running back to his right, takes the snap, drops.
Steps up in the pocket. Here come pressure.
And he's hit and sacked and brought down at the 36-yard line.
Deep backfield this time. Garbers takes the snap.
Look off to his right, throws it out there.
And it is intercepted by the Buffaloes!
Who else? Travis Hunter!
That cat is special!
[Coach Prime] Okay.
I want you to hit this clock while we're trying to move the ball.
Okay. If we do something clutch on first, second down, we can continue.
But if not, we gotta eat this clock.
[Mark] Shedeur out of the shotgun. Backpedals.
Here comes pressure. Runs off to his left.
[commentator] Sanders, four consecutive incompletions
after a seven-for-seven start.
[Mark] A 38-yard field goal by Alejandro Mata
after the interception by Travis Hunter. Seven plays.
[commentator] The defense is doing what they're asked to do.
Gotta find a way to get some momentum here on offense.
[Mark] Here's the snap on third down and six.
Shedeur hit as he throws right side.
Shedeur takes the snap. Here they come again, pressure.
And this time, he is just stormed under back at the ten-yard line.
Get it out of his hands quick!
Get the ball out your hands quick! Please!
You're gonna get killed!
[Mark] 7-6, Bruins.
Three and a half to play in the second.
[commentator] The defense needs to step up one more time here.
It'd be great to get another turnover and get it in good field position.
But we need another stop.
Let's see if our defense can get one more.
[Mark] Second down and seven from the 23.
Garbers makes the handoff to Harden.
Swings on a crossing pattern and nearly decapitated.
And there comes a flag.
No, no, no, no, no.
That was on the shoulder.
[Mark] We're getting a look at it again.
[commentator] He wasn't even defenseless.
The flag is returned, and they're gonna look at it.
From my angle, I don't think we have it.
They're gonna look upstairs.
I think he went shoulder to shoulder.
It was shoulder.
After further review, the ruling of targeting has been confirmed.
[Mark] Boy, I disagree with that one.
[official] Number 21 has been disqualified.
That's not good.
Don't worry about it. You just learned a lesson.
Hey, hey, don't worry about it. Don't worry about it, all right?
[Mark] When you lose a player of the magnitude of Shilo Sanders,
this is gonna alter the course of this game right now.
[commentator] Third and goal.
This time, they just try to run it in.
It's too easy for TJ Harden.
[Mark] I'll tell you this, Shedeur Sanders has been hit
and hit and hit and hit and hit.
He has been running for his life.
He's been sacked seven times.
[woman] He is in clear pain, clear discomfort.
You can see him limping right now.
[commentator] Yeah.
Deeper and scores.
Collin Schlee finds the end zone.
[Mark] And that's gonna do it right there, I think.
And it's over and ends with a UCLA victory,
28-16 over of the Buffaloes,
as the Buffs now see their record go even
at 4-4 on the campaign.
[commentator] They've underachieved.
There's no way to say it that that group has underachieved.
So you've gotta make changes.
When you give up losses to Stanford, barely beat Arizona State,
and UCLA this past weekend,
ultimately, that's gonna really create problems.
Now it's like, this is gonna be a season of rebuilding, re-establishing,
re-identifying yourself as a team through the rest of the season.
Where's big 77? Stand up, big fella.
You see what we do offensively every week, right?
[Kareem] Yeah.
You see what we're doing on the line every week, right?
[Kareem] Yeah.
You can't take one of their jobs?
I definitely can.
[Coach Prime] Why haven't you?
It's not really...
Coach don't trust me.
[Coach Prime] Why he don't trust you?
I'm probably not consistent enough, yet.
You don't have to say what you think I wanna hear.
I want you to be 100.
I honestly don't know, Coach.
You don't know? Well, why don't he play?
[Coach O'Boyle] Assignments.
[Coach Prime] Assignments? He don't know assignments?
[Coach O'Boyle] He's gettin' a lot better every week, Coach.
He's gotta get his assignments, and know his assignments,
and he'll be fine.
It would be my assignment every day to learn this stuff
so I can take one of their jobs.
I believe you. I think you can do it.
Corey.
I need the 11 starters on offense to stand up.
Stand up! God damn, it ain't that hard.
Guess what?
I've been challenged to replace all of you.
Him included.
That's the baddest quarterback in college football,
and Coach told me go find another.
Sit down.
Some of y'all done got comfortable.
I'm here to make you real uncomfortable.
Here is truth.
Where I found you, I will go get another one.
You keep putting that bullshit on tape, I'm gonna replace you.
You can't run and tell Coach Sean.
It don't make no difference.
You keeping putting that garbage on tape, I'm gonna replace you.
[Coach Prime] When I make a change in personnel,
on the field or in the coaching aspect,
it's long thought out.
I don't make any changes of that nature based on emotions.
I'm not a seesaw type of a person.
But when things don't happen as we think they should...
we change. We make a change.
[Arielle] Shedeur, he got sacked seven times.
He was under pressure for half of his snaps.
It's not sustainable because eventually one of those hits is gonna break him.
[man 1] Coach Prime called and said he would like to have somebody
with my background join his staff.
[man 2] Here we are in week nine, making a change.
How will that decision impact his locker room?
Somebody show up, please. I'm sick of it.
I'm consistently trying to take us to another level.
That's my obligation.
And I'm gonna stick to that.
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