BYU Defeats Colorado 36-14 in Alamo Bowl

The BYU Cougars triumphed over the Colorado Buffaloes with a decisive 36-14 victory in the Alamo Bowl, marking a disappointing end to Colorado's season. BYU's defense dominated, holding Colorado to just two rushing yards and forcing two interceptions from quarterback Shedeur Sanders. LJ Martin was a standout performer for BYU, rushing for 88 yards and scoring two touchdowns. Despite strong individual performances from Travis Hunter, who recorded 106 receiving yards and a touchdown, Colorado failed to sustain offensive momentum. The defeat marked the end of the collegiate careers of key Colorado players like Sanders and Hunter, who were unable to overcome BYU's relentless pressure. Social media and critics widely mocked Colorado's performance, highlighting the team's struggles under the spotlight of a high-profile matchup.