[Travis] We ready. We ready.
Are the guns here?
Wait, all right. So, how many of those?
One, two, three, four, five, six. Damn.
What we're doing today, we just paint-balling with the guys.
Three, two, one. War zone lobby, baby.
The state of the locker room right now, we in high spirits,
but we know we still gotta work.
So, everybody is walking around kinda tense still.
So, I decided I'm gonna take them paint-ballin' and let's go have fun.
Y'all ready?
I'm ready. I told y'all I'm finna fill those Granddaddy 3000's.
I'm finna sports mode.
Fewwwwww!
Aye, y'all not ready, bruh.
Hold up, let me get right.
Travis, you know, he went out there
and found somethin' for us to do as a group, you know?
That's a shield.
[worker] There's gonna be a duck in the middle.
Your guys' goal is to grab that duck.
First one to grab it to their side wins.
[player 3] Go, go, go, go.
[Jimmy] Like, it just, like, little stuff like that,
like team bonding that we need.
[Travis] Oh, shit. I'm acting like I never played before.
Going paint-balling with them makes everything much better.
We go do something outside of football.
We can still go out there and be kids.
Oh, it's ugly.
[DJ McKinney] The more bonding moments, the more chemistry we build,
and just being brothers, basically, you know, having fun with each other.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Ah!
Go! Go!
[Jaylen] We really all come together.
Everybody on the same page.
Everybody got the same mindset.
It's not just a "I" thing. It's a "we" thing here.
All of us treat each other like we brothers.
We gotta be tactical, bro.
Hey, watch where he putting the duck, though.
[player 4] I'm watching.
Hey, they in the hole.
[player 1] Right here. Right here.
- [player 2] Hey, he got the duck! - [player 3] Get the duck!
[player 4] Oh, he got the duck! The duck!
You want something done, you do it yourself.
[player 5] I couldn't even shoot, bro.
The amount of people that showed up
and the people that we did it with, it, like, built a bond.
Like, we can always trust each other.
Stuff like that is gonna mean a lot to us when we get in the game at UCF.
So, we're gonna build off of that this week.
[player 1] Go hard!
[Jimmy] That chemistry is the biggest thing,
I feel like, that we was missing last season.
- [player 3] Yeah, boy! - [player 2] Oh, oh, oh!
[player 3] Yeah, boy!
[Jimmy] This year, we got a lot of chemistry,
and that's gonna carry us along with it.
[laughing]
Y'all won twice. We won the rest.
We won, like--we won, like, four or five times.
We won back-to-back-to-back.
But how many times y'all get hit?
I got hit about five, six times.
How many times you got hit by me, though?
Start to count. [laughs] Start to count.
[overlapping chatter]
[player 1] Ah!
He turns up. Ah! [laughs]
Hey, we really get our...
[Mark] The Buffaloes are heading back to their old stomping grounds,
the Big 12 Conference, and the expectations are through the roof.
[Coach Prime] Last year, I think we instilled hope.
Now it's expectations.
[commentator 1] Caught by Wester! Just like 1994!
[Mark] He's the best player in college football.
[man 1] It's Shedeur's last year.
It's Shilo's last year.
It's Travis Hunter's last year.
[Coach Prime] This will be the last time that I have an opportunity to coach them.
Let's go make our dream come true.
[theme music playing]
[man 1] How about that ending in Boulder?
- [man 2] It was awesome - [man 3] It was awesome.
- [man 2] Awesome television. - It was great.
- It was college football at its finest. - Crazy.
[commentator 1] Ball is out! Ball is out!
Ball is out! Recovered!
Colorado wins the Big 12 opener.
[Griffin III] What you saw coming out of that game
was everybody's eyes go like this.
Holy cow. This Colorado team might actually be good.
I'm a believer.
I was a believer last year just 'cause of the hype and everything,
but I'm more a believer now because I actually can see Shedeur.
I see who Shedeur is.
He's the best quarterback in football.
And then the best player-- this is the best player
- in the last 25 years years! - [man 5] Twenty.
[man 4] Travis Hunter. We ain't never see a player play all game.
This ain't high school.
[Mark] Travis Hunter has done it again.
I'll say it again: Give that man the Heisman.
[man 6] The coaching job that Deion Sanders has done
at Colorado is remarkable.
And he should be on a very short list
this year for National Coach of the Year, period.
[Romi] Colorado controls its own destiny.
Everything is in front of them.
The Big 12 championship, college football playoff bid.
Truly, anything they want.
Everything they want is right in front of them.
[man 1] So, what we haven't seen under Coach Prime is
is the ability for this team to stack quality weeks.
Now you've got to turn around and go on the road
and face the UCF team that is a 14, 15-point favorite.
[man 2] Colorado, if you are who parts of your fan base believe that you are,
believe that you can be, this is the kind of game you got to win.
[Coach Prime] Consistency, we preach this every week.
This is my problem right here, and this is what we want.
We need seven players on each side of the ball
that we unequivocally know what we're going to get at practice
and ultimately on Saturdays, and we win.
Seven.
We need to know what we're going to get on Saturdays.
And right now, we're not near the number seven.
If we have seven guys that we know are going to hunt out there,
I guarantee you, we win.
Playing against a team that prides themselves on the running game,
and we are gonna stop the run, and we're gonna be physical today.
We're going to go down to Florida, and we're going to whoop them.
[player] Yes, sir.
And when we do it consistently
and when we sow what we plan on reaping in practice,
it's going to be convincingly.
And then we're going to enjoy a week off.
But it starts today.
[indistinct chatter]
[Coach Prime] To be dominant, to win,
to be who we desire to be, there has to be a level of consistency that we expect.
[whistles]
I'm watching y'all. I'm watching y'all be lazy.
You got your darn arm up.
Watching y'all.
Too much, Jordan!
[whistles]
Hey, if you do that, it's a sack.
You do that, it's a sack.
Reload it. Reload it.
[Pat] The big thing is getting the quarterback protected.
There's been a lot of change on our offensive line.
We've got to just get them in there and get them playing together
so we get the right combination of the five.
[Phil] Hit!
[grunting]
Hit!
For us, the main thing is just being consistent and starting fast,
you know, as we have not done really yet this year.
All right, we want to start fast from the beginning
and then, uh, you know, set the tone early.
[whistles]
[Coach Prime] Hey, line, line!
This what we doing today?
The same bull junk we see in the game!
This what we doing?
Everybody off!
[man] Don't walk, don't walk! Don't walk!
[Coach Prime] We got blessed with the outcome of that game.
We really got blessed.
You guys aren't here like you dominated.
You're going half speed.
You don't want it.
Ain't no passion.
You seniors, you got scouts out here every day, and you jogging.
You better get into the ball.
You're looking like garbage!
Line, you're doing the same darn thing you did in the game.
Same thing!
When are you gonna want this for you?
Not for me, for you!
For your family!
For your siblings!
When are you gonna want it?
You're doing the same darn thing!
Same thing!
Start the whole durn practice over.
[players] Let's go. Let's go.
"Dominate" on three. One, two, three.
[players] Dominate!
[Coach Prime] My expectation is lofty.
No one should be satisfied.
They should always desire more and want more
and devise a plan to go get more.
[man] Let's go, let's go, let's go.
[Shedeur] Come on, bruh, let's get great.
We're a team. We can't do this shit no more.
Hey, 'cause we're about consistency.
Here we go.
[whistles]
[Jordan] There's this quote that I heard a long time ago.
It's like, "High achievers don't like mediocre people,
and mediocre people don't like hanging out with high achievers."
And Shedeur, you know, he's a high achiever
who wants to surround himself around high achievers.
He likes people who work hard.
[Shedeur] Hey, so...
on this one, you can really set up here
because I'm rolling that way.
You can push up.
A little bit, like two, three yards in there or so.
All right.
It's kinda going to be in between a dig and a post.
You know what I mean?
[Jimmy] I really don't care what people got to say about Shedeur.
Just to see him go out there and grind every day.
I'm playing receiver for this man.
That makes me want to run routes
and go out there and make these plays for this man.
You know, anything, for real.
[indistinct chatter]
[Shedeur] I don't really care if, you know, just fans,
if anybody talk crazy,
but you can't want the good and not want the bad with it.
You can't want all this money,
but shit, don't want to come with the problems that it come with.
You can't want to be the best player and shit.
Come with a lot.
[tense music playing]
Truthfully, I'm not here to prove anything.
I'm just in a space to where I really don't care, you know,
as long as the close people around me know the real me, then that's all that matters.
He knows his father's Deion Sanders.
He knows he has a lot of pressure on him,
but then again, he don't let the pressure faze him.
He uses it as, like, motivation.
Like, "Yes, put the pressure on me, and I'm gonna show you what I'm gonna do."
[Jimmy] This man been doing this his whole life.
Like, this is normal to them.
So, week in, week out, man.
[Coach Prime] Shedeur's a tremendously focused man, period.
I can't wait to see him go towards his dream even more.
And I've taught him that sometimes people that's around you clapping
ain't necessarily clapping for you.
[Shedeur] The draft is coming up this year,
but my main focus is really just winning games.
That's it. Everybody outside the building
and is not really for us and gonna be for us regardless,
through the ups, through the downs, then I don't really pay no mind to.
[Coach Prime] Good afternoon, everybody.
[man] Good afternoon.
[groans]
[sniffles]
[sighs]
- [journalist 1] Hey, Coach. How you doing? - How you doing, sir?
I'm blessed, man. Michael Lamonte, Fi360 News.
How's Shilo doing?
[Coach Prime] Shilo's on pace to be back.
If he holds off this week, that'll give him two more weeks,
which is pretty smart.
I'm not gonna count out this week.
[journalist 1] Hey, Coach. Just what's it like for you and,
you know, all the Florida guys on this team
to be able to go back to Florida this week?
[Coach Prime] Well, until you get down there and play, you got to win.
Our Florida boys are excited, but they know we on the job.
It's on the job.
[journalist 1] What has made Florida players so different?
[Coach Prime] That hunger,
that thirst, that will, that want,
that me against the world, that we don't have the best of things,
but we going to make the most of things.
Florida may have the least paid high school coaches in the country,
but Florida's still putting out dogs.
I don't know how that happens.
[journalist 2] You guys are obviously leaving Wednesday because of the storm.
How much does that affect your players when you have to leave early
and adjust your plan?
[reporter 1] Category four landfall, 140 mile per hour winds.
This is a huge storm.
[reporter 2] This could potentially make it
one of the largest storms in modern era.
[woman] For the long-traveling Buffaloes,
they don't want to get caught in the way of the weather.
So, they are heading out on the road today.
[Coach Prime] The storm is supposed to hit Thursday.
We don't want to take that chance, and the storm hits Thursday.
Now we can't get there till Friday evening.
Now it's a rush.
So, we're trying to get ahead of the curve and be smart with it.
[reporter] The residents are bracing for what could be a dead-on hit.
[airplane roaring]
[Mark] You got the hurricane coming in.
Now it's not going to be a direct hit on Orlando,
but it's going to be part of the equation: rain, wind.
And when you're talking about a team that throws the ball like Colorado,
that can always become a factor in this ball game.
So, Mother Nature is gonna have something to say
about what happens between the Buffaloes and the Knights.
[indistinct chatter]
[Jason] Hey, listen, man, I'm going to tell y'all this.
Y'all feel that humidity, don't you?
This is the sweat.
Let me ask you this question.
You feel the humidity, but is you tired?
- [players] No. - Hell no.
So, that's how it's going to be.
You got it? It ain't gonna affect shit, fellas.
Stay locked in, stay focused.
Let's go finish this bitch. [claps]
- [player 1] And let's keep working, man. - [player 2] Keep working.
[Jimmy] Going into this, I can't wait to play at UCF, man.
We got a lot of Florida boys on the team,
so this game going to feel like a homecoming part two for me.
Let's go. Let's go.
[man] Go right.
[Jimmy] Aye, let's get it, y'all boy.
No balls on the ground.
[hip-hop music playing]
[Coach Prime] We have a lot of Florida boys on our team on purpose.
I came from Florida, Fort Myers, Florida, to be exact.
And we have close to 20 players on the roster from the state of Florida.
In the NFL, I'm pretty sure Florida's ranked up there pretty darn high.
And it's not a huge state.
If you want to put an all-pro team out there with Florida boys, we got one.
Go. Go.
[Jimmy] We got to come out strong, cuz.
[Jaylen] Coach Prime always preach with that Florida boy mentality.
If nobody else bringing it, he expect them Florida boys to bring it.
[Coach Prime] Oh, shit. Now, touch the ball.
You know, it's just that competitive spirit in Florida, you know.
That's why he brought us here.
You just gonna have that grit about you because...
there's not a lot of opportunities
that's just given out to people in Florida, you know.
It's a lot of things that you just got to go get.
[player 1] You look soft. Come on.
[LaJohntay] Florida players, they're not going to let just no anybody
walk and take anything from them.
And they know it's not going to be a handout.
[Jimmy] Just smash up on his ass.
Yeah, we back home, man.
- You know, we got-- it's our last-- - Did you say back home?
- Yeah, we back home. - Yeah, we back at the crib.
- We back at that crib. - Baby, no doubt. [screams]
You know, I'm 30 minutes away from here.
You know, it feel good to be back.
We scoring. No field goal.
We scoring.
And we in two minutes, y'all boys.
It's been a long time since I just had my family in the stands to watch me play.
[player 1 screams] That's touchdown! Hey!
[Shedeur] Players from Florida, they different.
They definitely have a lot of dog in them.
[indistinct chatter]
[man] Come on.
[man 2] Let's get you guys in here.
You want to go back in here?
[man 3] Yeah, Charles over here.
[man 2] Charles, we got Travis for you.
- Great, man. How are you, bro? - Yes, sir. Good.
- Good to meet you, my man. - Nice to meet you.
Yeah.
[Mark] Coming into the Central Florida game,
Travis Hunter was still right in the middle of the Heisman Trophy conversation.
But you also have to stay healthy.
And playing as many snaps as he does, I always get worried about that.
But right now, he is right in the middle
and maybe the top candidate in the country for the Heisman Trophy.
[Charles] Now that I got both of y'all in the same place, I got to know.
To have been such a great player,
what does it mean for you to coach another great player?
- You know what he's going through. - Well...
I know what he's going through.
I know how he's feeling.
I know what he's thinking. It's unique.
Like, Travis is different, man.
I can't even compare him to anything that has been done
- because he's oddly unique in every way. - Mm-hmm.
[laughs]
[Romi] What Travis is doing fits the description of what the Heisman is.
It is given to the most outstanding player in college football.
Nobody has ever done what Travis is doing, playing at the rate he is,
the number of snaps he's playing, and such an elite level
on both sides of the ball.
[Coach Prime] You know, we've had guys come in the past that says,
you know, they're the standards
- and all that kind of stuff. - [Charles] Right, right.
I'm like, that right there?
That's standard, dog.
That right there?
Yeah, he's always the one out front.
Always. All the running.
- Anytime we're doing anything. - Yeah.
[Charles] Me and Deion, though we played a little bit on both sides,
what Travis is doing, this is something that I did not do.
Deion did not do it.
[Mark] There he goes, the most dynamic player in college football.
Travis, to me, is the best receiver in college football
and the best cornerback in college football.
[Travis] Woodson and Coach Prime,
they know how much it takes to play both sides of the ball,
so them giving me that respect, like, it means a lot.
[Charles] To play the way he's playing,
to play the amount of snaps that he's playing per game, you know,
Travis is out on an island all his own.
- [Jimmy chuckles] - Yo, my boy. Peace.
- Yo, I'm good. - [man] Hey, Quinn, ask him to--
[man 2] Hold on, let me let you holla
at one of your players right here. Hold on.
What's up, man?
- Dude. - [coach] What's up, baby?
[Jimmy] What it do? What it do?
Pop Warner coach right here, man.
Pop Warner coach. For real.
[coach] Listen, you know we behind y'all boys, man.
The city love y'all, man.
- [Jimmy] No doubt. - [coach] I love you, boy.
[Jimmy] All right, love you, too.
Just to be able to come back this week,
talk to everybody, and just hear from people--
- Get that energy. - See people,
get that energy, feel that energy.
It ain't nothin' like it, but I'm telling you, that junk turnt, bro.
Can you do that?
[woman] Yeah, I can do it, but I'm sure it's gonna hurt.
How's it gonna hurt? How you know it's gonna hurt me?
'Cause it's short.
I'm not tender-headed.
Where I'm from, not too many people got the opportunity
to do the things that I'm doing, so it's a lot to prove, man.
I want to show people back where I'm from
that if you trust the process and stay with it
and just dedicate yourself to something that you really love doing,
that you can make it out and make a change.
Tomorrow's my pop's birthday.
You know, he ain't gonna be out there to see the game, you know.
But it's the second one he missed.
Right, with his birthday going, so I gotta show out for him.
I'm gonna go out there and step for him, boy.
I'm gonna turn out for you for your birthday, Big Jimbo. For real.
Jimmy Horn has truly become one of the most beloved players by Buffs Nation,
and it's because of everything that he's gone through.
I think a lot of people didn't know all of the trials and tribulations
that he's gone through growing up, his father being incarcerated.
There's so much depth to this young man.
He's an inspiration, and when he finds success on the field,
so much of it ties into what he's gone through.
[woman] Oh, J, you about to make me cry already.
- [Jimmy] Don't cry. - [woman laughs]
[Jimmy] The show ain't even start yet.
I know.
Mr. Andy.
The judge is ready.
- All right. - So, we're ready to go now.
- Yes, sir. - You all right?
Hey, y'all.
[Andrew] Jimmy Horn Sr. was found guilty of trafficking felony drugs.
Ultimately, today, he's looking at
potentially going to prison up to 30 years.
We've gathered as many family members, support system,
all of the mitigating information possible to try to show the judge
that Jimmy Horn Sr., his life matters, he's not a number,
and there's a reason and justification to be lenient on him.
[woman] Judge, I believe Jimmy Jr. would like to say a few words.
[Jimmy] First off, I want to start off by thank you,
to be able to speak on behalf of my dad, not only as my dad, but as a person.
When I was about seven or eight, I was like seven or eight, he told me,
he was like, "J, I'm going to make sure that you get to college.
I don't care if it's a pinky foot you step on that campus.
I can't wait to see you graduate.
You just got to want it more than I want it for you."
You know, he never missed an event.
Like elementary school, he's showing up to everything.
Whatever it was, he was there.
Like, he made sure he was there.
It didn't matter if he-- and one of the best memories I had with him,
we rode a bicycle to school.
I missed the bus.
He didn't snap on me.
I'm on the back of the pedals.
We just riding a bike to school.
That was like one of the moments, like, I knew, like,
"Yeah, I got a good dad, man."
You know, like, he really put his all in this.
And it kind of eat me up a little bit
'cause he might not be able to experience it, to see me graduate.
There ain't too many dads out here that will do the things he did for their kids.
And to have a father like him, you know, he real tough on me.
But he's a little soft at heart a little bit.
That's my dude, though.
But I appreciate you, man. I love you, man. For real.
- [judge] Thank you. - Thank you, Judge.
[Coach Prime] Jimmy is exceptional.
He's kind, but he's a dog.
And what he's dealing with his father,
just to shoulder that on top of what he's trying to attain as a football player,
is a tremendous balancing act.
[woman] All right, Mr. Horn.
I wanna apologize to my friends and family.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Judge.
All I can ask for is mercy from the court.
[judge] Thank you.
This one is difficult because Mr. Horn has so many good qualities
and such huge support from the community, from people that I personally admire.
Jimmy Jr. is just, like, such an asset. Seminole County is so proud of you.
And I know that that's all attributable to Mr. Horn Sr.
I do think that you have made significant impacts on the community
and that you have impacted a bunch of kids in a really positive way.
Having said all that, the sentence that the court will impose
is the bottom number that I can use: 87.075 months.
You'll have a credit for 955 days already served.
And I wish everyone here good luck.
- [woman] Thank you, Judge. - [man] Thank you.
[Jimmy] I ain't gonna see him.
- [man] You did great. - [woman] That was excellent.
You should be very proud of yourself.
I know your dad is.
[Andrew] He might do a little over three years, too, Jimmy. So...
I'm proud of Jimmy, the way he's handling this situation
and the way he's coping with everything that's going on.
It's got to be tough.
Jimmy is motivated to play for his dad.
He's motivated to play for his family.
He's motivated to be able to help put his dad
in a better position when he's released.
[Jimmy] I just wanna tell you, thank you for everything, man.
- Come on, man. - For sure.
Appreciate it.
- You went over for him. - No, no.
You too, Lea.
[indistinct chatter]
[Jimmy] If I had to go talk to the president to get him out, I would.
That's my dad, man. That my pops.
That my dude, best friend, brother, everything.
So, I risk it all for him because I know he'd do it for me.
Ain't no question about it.
Just keep my head forward.
Keep my head high.
He'll be out real soon, man.
Three to four years, I'll see you again, Big Jimbo. Love you, man. That my boy.
[hip-hop music playing]
[Rick] We're in the heart of Florida, and it's always Florida up.
You dig? That's just how we do it,
but you already know what this is.
The Buffs, Colorado, what Prime brought to the game,
it's revolutionized college football.
[crowd cheers]
[Mark] It is a sea of black and gold here at the Bounce House.
We have had lightning.
We've had thunder. We've had two weather delays.
Now the weather hasn't stopped the Prime Time usual crowd
from attending tonight here in Orlando.
Lots of familiar faces here this evening at the ballgame.
[Coach Prime] James!
I knew my beeper went off,
- said James was here. - [laughs]
[PA] Cheerleaders and dancers in your section.
- [PA] Three, two, one. - [Mark] It's a sellout of over 44,000
as Colorado and Central Florida meet for the first time.
Throws it on out there and it is intercepted by the Buffaloes.
Oh, what a big defensive stand by Colorado.
Runs it up inside, took a heck of a shot.
Ball came loose. It's a fumble.
[referee] ...it's a fumble recovered by the defense.
- First down, Colorado. - [Coach Prime] Good job, fellas.
Good job, fellas.
[Mark] Jimmy Horn Jr. is back to return the punt now forthcoming for the Knights.
Let's see if he can give Colorado a spark.
[Coach Prime] Bring it on, Jimmy!
[Mark] Here comes Jimmy. He's gonna dance.
He's going to run to the right side.
Cuts back to his left and he's got room.
Turns the corner.
Got a block 45, 40, out of bounds at the 35-yard line.
Nice return that time by Jimmy Horn.
Get us in there. Get us in there, son.
- [Mark] End zone! Touchdown, Colorado! - [Coach Prime] Give me that Heisman pose.
Give me that Heisman pose on there.
[Mark] Throws to the left side, and it is intercepted!
Oh, what a spectacular play!
The best player in college football, Travis Hunter.
Hands to Jefferson.
Now he'll loft it down left side.
And breaks into the open.
Chased from behind by Travis, who can't get him at the five,
end zone, touchdown.
That's on us.
We got to put him in the dust.
That's on us.
We know first down's the shutdown.
Darn it.
Take a shot.
[Mark] Going for the home run.
Will Shepherd is out there.
Dives into the end zone.
Touchdown!
Oh, lightning before the game.
Lightning in the game.
- You ain't never left. - What?
Hey, you ain't never left.
[Coach Prime] If we score right here,
they going to put their tail between their legs.
[Mark] Give to Micah. Offside. End zone! Touchdown!
It's a race to the pylon.
And Western got there. Touchdown.
You're calling the heck out of these things, man.
[Mark] Ball comes loose.
Up with it are the Buffaloes.
And here we go.
All the way to the house.
48-21, Buffaloes. Man, this is a nice win.
[Gary] We haven't had this for a while.
Where we step back.
- I mean, we didn't do it all last year. - [Mark] Yeah. No.
[crowd cheers]
That's what I'm talking about.
- We comin', baby. - You dominated the shit out of it.
You all right?
I'm great!
Oh, come on now.
[Coach Prime] I can't even tell you how emotional I am about these young men.
And I'm proud of what transpired today.
[Leanna] He should win the Heisman because
he's the best player to ever live.
You've seen him hit it,
he should win it.
[Coach Prime] But this gives us an extra day
to start preparation for our next opponent.
And we all know who that is.
So, we really get a two-week shot at our next opponent, which is great.
But I'm so darn proud of where we are.
We could be in a whole different place right now, but look at it.
We're going into the break.
What's the record?
'Cause I'm one game at a time.
Before-- Say it again?
[man] Four and one.
I just wanted to hear y'all say it collectively.
- [man laughs] - [laughs]
[Coach Prime] Hey, fellas, fellas, fellas.
Extremely proud of every last one of y'all.
What did I say? How many we supposed to win by?
[all] Ten!
[Coach Prime] How many we won by?
[all] Twenty-seven!
[Coach Prime] Quiet, quiet, quiet.
We got a heck of a team coming up next,
and we get two weeks to prepare.
And come out here with that same effort.
But, guys, I love y'all.
I appreciate y'all.
Look at the person next to you and say, "I got your back."
[indistinct chatter]
[boy] Jimmy!
[Jimmy] On UCF win, I'm just glad that we got that, dog.
You know, I had a lot of family that came out to watch me.
And then after the game, just to see the sisters, my brothers,
my aunties, Momma, everybody.
[woman] Hey, baby.
- [Jimmy] What it do? Hey, yeah. [laughs] - [woman laughs]
[Jimmy] My mom, she just moved out the way,
let everybody get their pictures and stuff like that.
My momma, she just like to watch, you know.
She don't really try to do too much.
She just let me do me.
And she just watch.
That's one thing I love about her.
[woman] I love you, baby.
Yeah, we finna leave right now.
Most def. I love you.
- Y'all drive back safe. - I love you. Have a safe flight.
When the schedule first came out and I saw the first Bye Week,
it just felt way too early in the season.
But I actually think it's come at the perfect time
with what the season has been up to this point.
A great chance for the guys to just decompress, to step away,
to bond in that brotherhood.
A chance just to be kids, just to be guys being dudes, and kind of regroup,
decompress, and get ready for the rest of the season.
[Jeremiah] Hey, Cam, how you feeling, man?
Gonna get you on the snap beforehand.
Built to booty.
- [Jeremiah] Oh, okay. - [Cam'ron] For sure.
- We're gonna do a check in. - [Cam'ron] For sure.
[laughs]
Right now, I'm like five-and-oh versus JB.
- You need to warm up or, like, you good? - I'm good. I'm warm.
[Cam'ron] So, I'm about to just give him a clean sweep.
Might go seven-and-oh, since I'm seven. So...
- It gotta be over or under? - [Cam'ron] It don't matter, bro.
You're losing anyway.
[Jeremiah] He did win last time we played.
[Cam'ron] Last few times.
No, last time.
Hey, when I win, you gotta do the shark all the way home.
When I win, you gotta jump in the pool.
- [Cam'ron] Cool. - [Jeremiah] Clothes on.
[Cam'ron] Let's do it.
[Jeremiah] Out. In.
- Out. - Ah! In a dead spot.
- Oh, my God! Oh, my God! - [Jeremiah] Yeah! Six-two!
[grunts] Dang. Hey, oh, I forgot to say this.
- Both these two middle fingers jammed. - [Cam'ron] Oh, my God.
So, I can't hold that paddle how I want to.
- [chuckles] - [laughs]
[Cam'ron] After all this is over with,
I'm just gonna miss the brotherly love that we had.
[Jeremiah] Hey, that's out. Let's go.
- Game time. - That was not out.
They got the cameras on.
[Cam'ron] It hit right here.
It was literally six inches in front of that.
It's on camera. Video replay.
[Cam'ron] I've been through everything with these guys, literally everything.
So, this year is just making the most fun of it.
[Jeremiah] Who you think you is?
[Cam'ron] These guys are really like my blood brothers,
and I love them to death.
- Game. - Ah! [laughs]
[Cam'ron] Do the bet. Ahh! Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, you gotta swim.
We're gonna get this on Prime Video.
He played me at pickleball. He lost.
- A deal, a deal. - [Cam'ron] Now he gotta be the shark.
Hammerhead shark.
Oh, okay. [laughs] Okay.
[Cam'ron] He lost to me at pickleball, bro.
Now I made him walk home.
All the way home.
- [Jeremiah] I'll take it. We here. - I respect you, bro.
[Cam'ron] I respect you, bro.
[music fading out]
[Jordan] What's good?
What's good, big dog?
Not much.
- You all right? - What's up? Yeah, you good?
You found my office?
[Jordan] Yep. [laughs]
[Phil] First time?
[Jordan] Nah. Familiar spot.
[Phil] Okay.
[Jordan] I got the same dent in here.
[Phil] You do? How you feeling?
Good. Ankle's better.
You've been to treatment?
Yeah. Every morning.
We had the dude come in today and do instant cyro.
[Phil] How was that? I did it yesterday.
You know-- Oh, you had it?
- Mm-hmm. - That joint was burning after.
- Yeah, it was cold. - It was cold.
He put it too close, though.
It was hurting for a little bit, though.
Yeah, how you gonna tell him he put it too close?
Trust me.
It's just common sense. [chuckles]
You think you know everything. That's your problem.
[Phil] We're gonna watch some of these pass rush clips from the other day.
- [Jordan] Okay. - [Phil] All right, so...
just talking about it, right?
This week, facing these dudes,
senior players, and played a lot of football, right?
Gotta play with great pad level, all right?
Hands in tight, not dropping in the run game, right?
Every time we got a combo, whoever's playing next to you,
you gotta shout it out for them, let them know.
No more freshman shit.
You gotta let them know, "Shit, we going here.
- We going there. It's a double." - [Jordan] Yes, sir.
[Phil] Every time you get a chance to communicate, you gotta over communicate.
We handle that shit, we'll be great.
Be in great shape.
[Jordan] Meeting with Coach Phil,
just understanding that I don't know everything, and he done it.
You know, he made his 40, 50-million-dollar contracts.
He did that. So, it's like, why not take advice
and knowledge from somebody who's done it, and just listen?
All right, and then when he hooks your wrist like this, right?
- You gotta get it off you, all right? - What do you mean get it off, like?
So, when he grabs your wrist here--
- [Jordan] Mm-hmm. - All right, you gotta snatch it off.
You know what I mean? Snatch it out,
and then put it right back in his chest where it's supposed to be.
[Jordan] Yes, sir.
So, I played my college ball at Oklahoma,
drafted by the Vikings in the second round,
played there for eight years, retired from there in 2016,
got into coaching in 2018.
It was just a surreal moment.
It was great being able to come back to my home state.
But then, also being able to work for Coach Prime,
it was just a dream come true, really.
[Jordan] Some coaches, they want to drill their guys into the ground every day,
and I feel like Coach Phil takes the time to know how his players learn
and how to get them to play the best that he knows they can.
Jordan Seaton is a special talent,
just building that toughness with him right now,
trying to knock down that freshman wall.
So, I know he's a freshman, but he works hard in the classroom,
he works hard on the field,
and he's gonna be the player I know he can be.
[Jordan] When you got a QB like the QB I got,
you don't have too many mental errors or too many mistakes that can be made.
So, even though I'm doing pretty good right now,
I know I can still build on top of my game,
and meeting with Coach Phil and going through that stuff,
that's going to help me elevate my game.
[Phil] That's one of the best jobs I've seen you do right there.
Now you got to accelerate your feet.
Your initial departure, though, is great, but if you put all that together
and you start learning that run blocking is important too,
the sky's the fucking limit.
All right, you good? You got any questions?
- [Jordan] No, sir. - All right, man.
- [Jordan] Appreciate you. - [Phil] Yeah. Good work.
- Thank you. - [Phil] Yeah.
Mind if I take this?
[Phil] You can have it. It's yours.
[chuckles]
[Phil] Look at it.
[indistinct chatter]
[whistles]
[Coach Prime] Touchdown, touchdown!
You see what I'm saying?
You see you got that safety right there?
You use it because that window's going to be closed.
Playing K-State is definitely going to be a challenge.
A lot of hype, a lot of anticipation.
They are a great program.
They're a winning culture, so we just got to stay consistent
and make sure we get after them early.
[Robert] Ebbs and flows, right?
We need leaders, right?
Somebody's got to step up, grab it by the balls,
and say, "Hey, this is my defense," right?
Again, we're looking for anybody, right?
All people are involved, right?
We need leaders, right?
Coming off of Bye Week, you know, that was a great time for us.
Have a chance to have some hard conversations structurally,
personnel wise.
Putting our players that should be on the field on the field.
And get a head start on K-State.
All right, hey, let's run around now.
Let's fly out of the ball.
Let's get to the ball.
Grizzly, Sam, one, 12 persons.
[Shilo] Benjamin, let's see how fast you are.
[Robert] Here we go. Blue 80.
Blue 80 to hut.
It is time to lay the wood.
[man] Let's go!
[Robert] It's time to lay the wood.
Blue 80.
Blue 80 to hut.
Good, good, good.
Yep. Yep.
Come on, Shilo, come on.
Go again, go again, go again.
Ben, you're out.
Blue 80. Blue 80 to hut.
I'm playing this weekend.
[energetic music playing]
[Shilo] Hands, hands.
And make him go inside.
Make him go inside.
I'll help you on the slant. I got you.
This is my last year in college football.
And after missing three games, I told them after the Bye Week,
that's the last week I'm sitting out.
♪ I'm a savage ♪
♪ You know I hit the game well above average ♪
♪ Out of the fire so I'm running with lightning ♪
♪ The outlaw I'm breaking rules and redefining ♪
♪ Welcome to the show ♪
♪ Unstoppable ♪
To lose, what, three-and-a-half games,
three-and-three-quarters games, your senior year,
I mean, that sucks.
So, I think we all know Shilo at this point.
Like, he wants to play every play.
[Shilo] I'm tired as shit.
Before this season, I had set goals and plans for myself.
And whenever you miss three, four games, it's like, dang,
it puts that pressure on me.
Like, man, I got to pay attention to every little thing
because I need to capitalize every game.
Yeah, I got to have that.
It's hard. I mean, missing a starter like that
on the back end is tremendous.
[panting] Dang, I'm tired.
[Coach Prime] And he has the hand of God on him because every injury that he has,
he heals, I mean, with so much quickness.
Now he picks up that passion that he left with.
And I can't wait to see him play.
[Shilo] Bro, y'all know what's going to happen.
Fam, if it's empty, watch the quarterback sneak every time.
This isn't the time to be cool and nonchalant.
This is the time to be like, yeah, I got this shit.
Hey, hey, hey, somebody line up out here.
[coach] I'm telling y'all right now, pick your shit up.
Y'all practice like bullshit right now.
We ain't throwing.
We ain't running to the ball.
And y'all think y'all arrived?
Hey, "family" on three.
- One, two, three. - [all] Family!
[Shilo] The energy's high, you know, coming off those wins.
But I just think back to last year when we was four and one.
And we just started losing every game after around this time.
So, there's so much more to be done this season.
[crowd cheers]
[cheering]
It don't even matter about Kansas State.
[woman cheers]
Cats all day, let's go.
Everybody talks about Prime, that he hasn't won a big game yet.
This is the one.
[crowd cheers]
[Zack] For the last 100 years of Colorado football,
The Sink is the place to be.
The Sink has been an institution
in Boulder for a very long time.
[woman 1] It's been around forever.
My mom went here.
We used to come here when we were freshmen.
I mean, when we were 21.
- Yep. - [Zack] People come through all day long
to reminisce and meet friends and enjoy the game.
It's so packed you can't even move in here.
[customers cheer]
[Zack] To see what Coach Prime has brought to the city, the culture,
- the family, excitement. - Come on, guys. Let's go.
[Zack] I've never seen the city of Boulder
so rallied for Colorado football in my life.
Let's go.
Getting CU to a bowl game would just light this community up.
It's something everybody's been waiting for.
To get back to a bowl game would set this city on fire.
[Mark] We come to you from Folsom Field,
the most majestic setting in college football.
Under the lights, a night game in front of the Flatirons here in Boulder, Colorado.
It's got a college football feel, the Big 12, Colorado, Kansas State.
Hey, have a great one. Have a great one, man.
- All right? Relax. - Yeah. I got you.
- Let it come to you. - Yes, sir.
[crowd cheers]
[Mark] Lots of familiar faces in the stands tonight here at Folsom Field.
The celebrities are back in attendance.
And it'll be Shedeur and the offense up first to give them a show.
Third down and eight, Shedeur dropping.
Swinging out left side, wide open, grab was made.
LaJohntay Wester at the 15, cuts inside a defender,
left at the five, to the end zone.
Touchdown! Touchdown, Colorado!
LaJohntay Wester was turning defenders inside out.
This is the series right here
where we usually break down and give up an explosion early.
Okay? So, let's be careful with that.
[indistinct chatter]
[Mark] It's good to see Shilo back out there.
Missed the last couple of ball games with that broken forearm
he suffered three games ago.
Hand off to Giddens, right side, breaks a tackle, steps out of the middle.
Got by Shilo, to the end zone, he dives, touchdown.
[Gary] We've missed a couple of tackles.
That's got to stop.
[Mark] Rifles it, Brown cuts back to his right.
[Gary] Yeah, Shilo missed that tackle.
[Robert] Hey, Coach, what you want to do about 21?
- Huh? - You want him at ten?
Yeah.
[Mark] Left side, big hole, end zone, touchdown.
[Coach Prime] Hey, you playing like garbage, man.
Get your-- Man, come on.
[Shilo] I'm coming up to the middle of the field.
[Coach Prime] No, you playing like garbage!
[Mark] And he flips that one on the far side, touchdown.
[Gary] Boy, we're going to have to make
- some adjustments inside - [Mark] Yup.
because we're just getting gutted.
[Mark] Shedeur and the offense have got to get the Buffaloes
back in this football game.
We got to come out swinging, offense.
We got to. We don't have no choice.
We got to be smart.
[suspenseful music playing]
[Mark] Uh-oh, not good for Colorado.
Jimmy is limping to the sidelines here at Folsom Field.
And now Travis is coming out of the ballgame.
Both players look to be in some sort of pain.
- [Coach Prime] Your knee? - Yeah. I'll be all right.
I just can't cut how I want to.
[man] Coach, we're looking at Travis' left shoulder
and then Jimmy's right knee.
[man 2] Who are the wide outs now? We got Jimmy and Travis out, right?
Just keep playing, just keep playing.
All you got to do is come back. It will be fine.
[Mark] Shedeur and the offense looking for a way back
in this ballgame against Kansas State.
Takes the snap. Drops, scans.
Shuffles forward now, rears back, rifles it to the end zone.
And it's a touchdown. Touchdown, Colorado!
Now the Buffaloes are finding momentum.
He's gonna follow the blocker to the end zone.
Touchdown, Colorado, to make it 24-20.
- I got you. - All right.
- I got you. - He's feeling it right now, baby.
[Mark] ...at the five-yard line, turns up field, to the end zone!
And Colorado has the lead!
Shedeur Sanders is a magician!
He's brought them back again!
[crowd cheers]
[Gary] Oh, boy, we got to play defense.
[Mark] Only three minutes left in the game.
A stop here by the defense and the game is practically over.
Looking to throw, swinging on backfield, gets-- nobody covered him.
Makes the grab up the field, 30-yard line, 45, 50, stop and go at the 45.
[Coach Prime] What the heck is that, man?
[Robert] It's man-to-man, Coach.
Who got him?
- [Robert] The linebacker-- - [man] The linebacker.
[Coach Prime] We know the linebacker's not gonna guard him.
[Mark] Fakes the handoff, throw down the left side,
and there's a battle going on for...
Catch into the end zone.
Touchdown, Jayce Brown, 50-yard score.
And that'll do it. It's over.
Heartbreaking loss tonight for Colorado.
From elation to disappointments.
[Coach Prime] Saturday was a wake-up call.
Ain't nobody tripping. We know we going to get it back together.
Turn the page and let's go.
You get back, and you have the worst game of your life.
It's really disappointing for me, but I can't quit now.
[Gary] Travis Hunter's not returning.
[Mark] That's not good news.
[Travis] Kansas State game, I landed on the ground.
I pinched a nerve in my shoulder.
Travis being injured, an alarm goes off
because he's the best player in college football.
[journalist 1] What is the message this week to get ready for Arizona?
[Coach Prime] Everyone must take accountability in their efforts.
[Mark] Hey, Miss Peggy, I know you're listening.
We're going bowling.
[theme music playing]