Though the play was ultimately upheld and Colorado held on for 38-31 victory, the chaos on the field prevented Deion Sanders from meeting with Baylor coach Dave Aranda on the field. As Denver Gazette reporter Tyler King noted in a post on X, Sanders apologized to Baylor after the game for the fans storming the field.

After Micah Welch scored his second rushing touchdown of the night in overtime, Travis Hunter sent Folsom Field into a frenzy by forcing Baylor running back Dominic Richardson to fumble at the goal line. Here's everything Deion Sanders said after Colorado's 38-31 win over Baylor:

During an appearance on FOX's Big Noon Kickoff, Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders shared insights on what he's learned so far this season, emphasizing

One person who didn't like how the game ended was Sanders. The Colorado head coach apologized while speaking to reporters for the field storm, which he said prevented him from shaking hands with Baylor head coach Dave Aranda.

"We gotta come out there and stop the run," he said, acknowledging that a strong defensive performance against the Bears' rushing attack will be critical for his team to secure a