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FORT COLLINS, Colo. — The much-maligned offensive line for the Colorado Buffaloes kept quarterback Shedeur Sanders safe and secure in a 28-9 win over Colorado State. It's one of the better blocking jobs a retooled and revamped line has done in front of Sanders since he arrived in Boulder. Sanders had time and passing lanes, throwing for four touchdowns, 310 yards and completing 73.5% of his passes. He was sacked just once. As a way of saying thanks, Sanders invited his linemen to join him at the postgame podium. Colorado begins Big 12 play next Saturday by hosting Baylor at Folsom Field.
