Overall, that was an entertaining first half of football. Colorado’s first-team squads held a clear advantage, as you’d expect, and we were treated to multiple big plays on both sides of the ball.
To start the 11-on-11 play, the Buffaloes’ first-team offense was pitted against the second-team defense, and Shedeur Sanders had no issues picking apart defensive coordinator Charles Kelley’s second unit. Sanders connected with Travis Hunter and tight end Louis Passarello early in the drive before hitting Hunter again for a 14-yard touchdown.
Incoming freshman Dylan Edwards broke loose for a 35-yard rush to set up the score.
Take a look at the first of what could be many Hunter touchdowns at Folsom Field:
.@ShedeurSanders ➡️ @TravisHunterJr pic.twitter.com/HgSqANhjR4
— Colorado Buffaloes Football (@CUBuffsFootball) April 22, 2023
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