BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — This was the kind of display Deion Sanders anticipated in September, not close to Thanksgiving: A balanced and explosive offense, coupled with a ball-hounding defense.
For one reason or another — penalties, erratic QB play, more penalties — the pieces haven't always assembled just right for the Colorado coach. That is, until Friday and with Sanders squarely on the hot seat. The Buffaloes (4-6, 2-5 Big 12) remained in the bowl conversation by beating No. 14 Houston in the program's first win over an AP top-15 team in more than 19 years.
“We all caught the same bus,” Sanders summed up.
Sanders was, of course, at the wheel as…
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