The Colorado Buffaloes suffered a 28-10 loss against the Nebraska Cornhuskers, marking a stark reminder of their struggles from the previous season. Quarterback Shedeur Sanders faced relentless pressure, being sacked multiple times and throwing a pick-six, while the Buffs' offense struggled to find a rhythm, finishing with negative rushing yards for most of the game. Coach Deion Sanders expressed frustration over the team's penalties and lack of offensive cohesion, noting that they had only a few designed runs for the backs. Despite some defensive improvements in the second half, the Buffs couldn't recover from a 28-0 halftime deficit. This defeat raises concerns about Colorado's performance as they head into their next rivalry game against Colorado State. Critics are questioning the team's viability and Coach Sanders's ability to turn things around.