Colorado’s “Prime Effect” Continues as Matchup With Kansas State to Air on ESPN

Colorado’s October 12th showdown with Kansas State is shaping up to be another must-watch event for Buffaloes fans. Originally set for an earlier time, the Big 12 Conference has now confirmed that the game will kick off at 8:15 p.m. MT and will be broadcast nationally on ESPN. This is yet another prime-time opportunity for Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders and his high-flying squad to shine under the national spotlight.

First, it’s important to note just how much of a television draw Colorado has become this season. The Buffs’ electric offense, led by quarterback Shedeur Sanders, and the leadership of Coach Prime have captivated fans across the country. This Kansas State game marks the sixth time in six games that Colorado will be featured in a national broadcast.

Second, ESPN’s decision to showcase this game speaks volumes about the impact Coach Prime has had on the national stage. Fans can expect millions of viewers to tune in, continuing Colorado’s trend of high ratings. Colorado is 2nd in the nation this season through five weeks with 21.49 million viewers. Colorado trails only Georgia, who has been watched by 26.17 million people. Colorado is the only program that has been in the top five viewed games all five weeks.

Finally, with the game taking place at Folsom Field, it presents a golden opportunity for the Buffs to defend their home turf in front of an energized crowd. Catch the action live on ESPN and don’t miss a moment!