Winners of their last four games, the Buffaloes looked to be on the trajectory of making the Big 12 championship game — and, potentially, the College Football Playoff. But Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes hit a roadblock on Saturday at Arrowhead Stadium ...

With the loss to Kansas in Week 13, Colorado football now doesn't control its own destiny. Let's look at who's to blame.

With their win over Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday afternoon, the Jayhawks made college football history, becoming the first below-.500 team to ever win three-straight games against ranked teams, according to the Fox broadcast.

The Jayhawks upset No. 16 Colorado 37-21 in Kansas City on Saturday, keeping their bowl contention hopes alive with one game to play.

After a crushing 37-21 loss at Kansas, Deion Sanders said his Buffaloes "got intoxicated with the multitude of articles and the assumption that we're this and the assumption that we're that"

T he Colorado Buffaloes saw their hopes of a Big 12 title game berth take a hit after a 37-21 loss to Kansas at Arrowhead Stadium. Entering the matchup, Colorado controlled its de

Denver Gazette college sports reporter Tyler King breaks down No. 16 Colorado's 37-21 loss to Kansas that snaps a five-game winning streak for the Buffaloes and removes their control of their Big 12 and College Football Playoff destiny.

Kansas running back Devin Neal delivered a performance for the ages, running for 207 yards and three touchdowns, catching four passes for 80 yards and another score, to lead the Jayhawks to a 37-21 victory over the No.