Deion Sanders is laser-focused as his Colorado Buffaloes prepare for a pivotal Big 12 showdown against Texas Tech, a game with significant implications for the

No. 21 Colorado is going to Texas Tech in a tie for second place in the Big 12 standings. The Buffaloes (6-2) are tied with No. 17 Iowa State, which was undefeated before its loss to Texas Tech last week.

Coming out of the bye week, Deion Sanders had plenty to say about his 21st-ranked Colorado Buffaloes and their promising season. The Buffaloes, sitting at 6-2 overall and 4-1 in Big 12 play, have gained considerable momentum as they move up in rankings and edge closer to the conference title race.

McGuire’s relationship with Sanders Sr. stretches further than just coaching his son, reminiscing on good times between the now Heisman-hopeful quarterback for Colorado Shedeur Sanders and McGuire’s son, Garret, who is now the wide receiver’s coach at Nebraska.

Deion Sanders is set to address the media on Tuesday morning as the Colorado Buffaloes gear up for a critical Big 12 matchup against Texas Tech in Lubbock

No. 20 Colorado and host Texas Tech have their sights set on a trip to the Big 12 Championship when they square off Saturday afternoon in Lubbock, Texas. Colorado (6-2,

Ranked 20th, Colorado (-3.5) battles Texas Tech in Lubbock, where the underdog Red Raiders aim for an upset. Mark Zinno helps break down this matchup.