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Coach Prime’s first home game sees Colorado dominate Nebraska.

Colorado Football Coach Deion Sanders Dominates Home Opener Against Nebraska

In ‍a thrilling home opener ⁢at Folsom Field, Colorado head football⁤ coach Deion Sanders, also known as “Coach Prime,” lived up to his nickname. The No. ​22 Colorado Buffaloes delivered a resounding victory over their arch rival, the Nebraska Cornhuskers, with⁤ a final score of 36-14.

The game took place in ‌front ⁤of a ⁣sold-out‍ stadium, marking ⁢the first time in ⁢years that Colorado played⁣ at home‍ in such⁤ a packed venue. The matchup against Nebraska ⁤has been a century-old rivalry, often determining ⁢which team would compete for championships.

Ticket prices for‍ this highly anticipated​ game averaged an impressive $476 per ticket,⁤ surpassing the average ticket price for the most expensive NFL game in week 1.

The game ​started off​ as a defensive battle, but ⁤the Nebraska ​Cornhuskers’‌ repeated turnovers proved to be their downfall. Colorado capitalized on their opponent’s mistakes, showcasing⁢ their superiority throughout the ⁣game.

Coach Sanders had⁣ instilled a personal motivation in his team, forbidding them⁣ from wearing Nebraska’s ​color, red, throughout the ‌week leading up to the game.

“We ⁤didn’t⁢ just want to win, we wanted⁣ to dominate,” Sanders declared.⁢ “Although we weren’t dominant in⁣ the first​ half, we regrouped and truly imposed our⁤ will in the second half.”

Shedeur Sanders, Colorado’s quarterback and a Heisman Trophy contender, shared his‌ perspective ⁢on ⁤the game’s ‍significance.

“It was extremely ​personal,” the ⁢younger Sanders⁣ revealed. “When we ​went⁣ out ‌to‌ warm up, the head ‌coach of the other team, Matt Rhule,⁣ tried​ to stand in⁣ the middle of the Buff. It’s one thing if a few players do it, but when ⁢the whole team disrespects it, I won’t stand ​for that. So, I went in there and disrupted it.”

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“The Buff means a lot to me,” he added.

With a commanding lead ​of 36-7 in the fourth quarter, Colorado decided ‍to rest their top players, allowing Nebraska‌ to score a late touchdown with only a few ‌seconds remaining.

After the game, thousands of students stormed ⁤the field to⁤ celebrate the impressive victory.



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