In the world of college football, where a few select programs traditionally dominate the national spotlight, Deion Sanders’ arrival at Colorado raised eyebrows

Thanks largely to an improved defense, Colorado is playing its best under Sanders and closing in on bowl eligibility.

The Buffaloes on late-night TV do tend to make for entertaining theater. Colorado beat Baylor last month courtesy of a Hail Mary pass for a TD to tie the game in regulation and a forced fumble by Hunter to secure the win in overtime.

Julian Lewis, the highly touted quarterback recruit ranked No. 2 in the nation for the class of 2025, is set to make his fourth trip to Boulder, Colorado, drawing attention to Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes.

The Colorado Buffaloes have delivered beatdowns of Colorado State, UCF and Arizona in their last three road games, and head coach Deion Sanders knows it. During his weekly Tuesday presser, Coach Prime

Julian Lewis, a 5-star quarterback prospect, is planning another visit to Colorado despite verbally committing to USC last year. Lewis plans to visit

The last time Carrollton (Georgia) five-star quarterback and USC Trojans commit Julian Lewis visited the Colorado Buffaloes, the city of Boulder went all out. There were fans awaiting his arrival, a personalized movie theatre welcome and a burger named after him.

Deion Sanders was filled with a list of "likes" and "dislikes" Tuesday at his weekly news conference, saying he's a fan of Colorado's elevated exposure on national TV, but not those late starts.

Coach Prime & Co. are a win away from bowl eligibility, remain a top draw for both high school and Transfer Portal players