Colorado's Big 12 Title Hopes Diminish After Loss to Kansas

The Buffaloes' 37-21 defeat leaves their championship path reliant on tiebreakers and other results.

Kansas dominated Colorado with a 37-21 victory, rushing for 331 yards and securing 522 total yards without punting or turning the ball over.
Colorado's defense struggled to contain Kansas running back Devin Neal, who recorded 287 total yards and four touchdowns in a career performance.
The Buffaloes, now 8-3, are tied atop the Big 12 standings with Arizona State and BYU, with Iowa State potentially joining the tie depending on upcoming results.
If a four-way tie occurs, Arizona State would advance to the Big 12 Championship based on tiebreaker rules, leaving Colorado out of contention.
Coach Deion Sanders attributed the loss to overconfidence and a lack of execution, vowing improvements ahead of their final regular-season game against Oklahoma State.