Deion Sanders made it clear that his Colorado team wouldn’t be employing one of the loathed practices that teams use for bowl games – and he wants the college football world to take notice.

The Colorado football team does not plan on falling in line with the trend of key players sitting out a bowl game, even if that game is not part of the College Football Playoff.

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders says he’ll play in his team’s bowl game, while his dad says he’s planning on CU’s Heisman favorite, Travis Hunter, being there, too

Shedeur Sanders is celebrating his Senior Day at Folsom Field by rewriting the Colorado football record books. Sitting at 3,488 passing yards entering the game, Sanders needed just 39 yards to break the program's all-time,

Watch Shedeur Sanders sign off for the last time from Folsom Field after Colorado football defeated Oklahoma State 52-0 on Friday.

Shedeur Sanders set Colorado’s all-time single-season passing record, surpassing Koy Detmer’s 28-year-old mark