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Colorado’s near-upset of No. 11 Utah at Folsom Field fell just short in a 27–24 heartbreaker, but the Buffaloes’ resilience and quarterback Isaac Wilson’s poise under pressure stood out in the loss.
Wilson, who completed 18 of 30 passes for 256 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for 41 yards, led a late third-quarter surge that turned a 13–0 halftime deficit into a 17–13 lead. Though two interceptions—one a costly late throw—ultimately handed Utah the win, Wilson’s composure in the locker room drew praise from cornerback Deion Sanders.
Sanders noted Wilson took responsibility for the mistakes without self-pity, saying he ‘didn’t cry, bicker, or murmur’ on the sideline, instead focusing on the team’s fight. The emotional locker room afterward, with players visibly upset, underscored their hunger for a program that nearly pulled off the upset against a ranked opponent.

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