Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders went viral his interaction with the ball boy for Texas Tech as the game was about to end.

Texas Tech fans have a longstanding tradition of throwing tortillas on the field at Jones-Casey Stadium, but Saturday against Colorado saw a few more items get wrapped into the package, so to speak -- trash,

Colorado and Deion Sanders shake off unruly fans during a road victory that keeps their Big 12 Championship hopes alive.

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders signed one of the tortillas fans threw on the field during the Buffaloes' 41-27 win over Texas Tech on Saturday.

The Colorado Buffaloes went on the road to face Texas Tech on Saturday and left with a 41-27 win. Red Raiders fans are known for creating hostile, intimidating environments for road opponents, and they ratcheted up the intensity for the ever-popular Colorado Buffaloes led by Deion Sanders that sits behind only BYU in the conference.

Texas Tech football fans continued their tradition of throwing tortillas on the field at Jones-Casey Stadium Saturday — even after a 41-27 loss to No. 21 Colorado. But on Saturday, Colorado coach Deion Sanders and his players noticed that a few more items were launched onto the field,

Deion Sanders was livid after the refs responded with a silly excuse after he complained about fans throwing bottles on the field during his team’s latest outing. The Colorado head coach oversaw another win on Saturday night,

Colorado football has its sights on the Big 12 title, after defeating Texas Tech 41-27 in Week 10. Sitting at 7-2, and 5-1 in the conference, the Buffaloes have three key games to round out the regular season.