Long Kansas State TD pass ruins comeback by Shedeur Sanders, Colorado

Shedeur Sanders and Colorado had overcome a double-digit deficit in the fourth quarter on Saturday against Kansas State.

Deion Sanders’ defense needed to stop the Wildcats to seal a thrilling victory.

It didn’t happen at Folsom Field. Avery Johnson threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to Jayce Brown with 2:14 left and Kansas State left with a 31-28 victory in a Big 12 clash.

Shedeur Sanders was 34-of-49 passing for 388 yards and three touchdowns despite being without wideouts Travis Hunter and Jimmy Horn Jr., who were both injured during the game

Still, the QB threw a TD pass to LaJohntay Wester with 3:12 left to give Colorado the lead after it trailed 24-14 early in the final quarter.

That set up Johnson’s heroics and Colorado suffered its second loss of the season against four wins.

Kansas State is 5-1 after the comeback.

Johnaon was some kind of confident as he took a selfie for a fan while on a stationary bike during the game.