Kolurado’s position in Colorado went on Saturday, as coach Dion Sanders turned into QB Ryan Staub in the third series to provide Boufalo’s 31-7 victory over Dilayer.
Stop, a student of Redmet, intervened, after Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis played against blue chicken, and achieved the utmost benefit from his chance. He completed seven of 10 passes for 157 yards and two landing, making his case to be the beginning of Bovalo to move forward.
Sanders said that he prayed for the Gortbeck Hall after losing 27-20 against Georgia Technology in the opening match of the season and decided that the best step was to give two series for Salter, Lewis and Stop and left their performance “narrating his story” and clarifying those who deserve to play.
But after Staub threw the landing to each of his engine, he remained in two others and helped convert 10-7 game to 31-7 defeat. Next, Sanders Stop presented a game.
“He was just waiting for his chance,” Sanders said. “He never jumped in the gate, he had all the right to think this way. But he was a great person and a great young man, like a leader among that room. Everything he needed was the opportunity, and I thought the time had come.”
Sanders were not ready to say who would start in the opening match of the Big 12 in Colorado next week in Houston, but he got the clarity that he was looking for on Saturday.
“I know exactly how I will deal with the position of Qurtbbeck,” he said. “I will not say that, but yes, I did not lose guidance.”
Staub got one start for Colorado in 2023 during the Sanders I season, to replace the injured Sanders and throw 195 yards and one degree in a 23-17 loss against Utah at the end of the normal season. He played a total of 20 shots on four games last season, but he has more experience in managing the coordinator of the attack, Shermor is from QBS expatriates in Colorado.
Against Delaware, Staub got his chance with 45 seconds staying in the first half and making a 75 -yard engine with a 31 -yard pass to the recipient Joseph Williams, followed by a 24 -yard -run -up area of Dekalon Taylor.
The second half was opened with an area of 71 yards for the sincere brown reception and remained in QB Pavalus for the rest of the third quarter.
“Frankly, this whole week, I didn’t expect to play,” said Stop. “On Friday, I received the call, well, maybe I played. I was just waiting for a chance. I didn’t know that it would be a two -minute training, and a kind of rest is the date.”
Salter, a transition from Liberty, got its second beginning with Buffaloes and led the team to 10-0 before Sanders Lewis, Recruiter No. 12 in 2025 ESPN 300, got an opportunity to play two companies in the second quarter. After both engines ended in kicks, Dilayer reduced the deficit to 10-7, took over.
Salter later reinforced the match in the fourth quarter of drills engines, both of which ended in kicks, and ended with 127 yards of crimes. Lewis went to form victory over the Colorado’s final engine.
Sanders planned to give Lewis, a five -star student, more shots against Delaware after he did not play in the opening match. Louis 8 gave me 2 out of 4 passes and took one bag against blue chicken. Sanders said that Louis youth showed his performance and tried to be careful of the situations that Lewis put early in his university career.
“Some men want you to throw them there, and I am very protection,” Sanders said. “I love the child and I want the child to be successful, so we are very protected about what we do with him and what we can do with him, and how we call things with him. We want to be in a situation that excels.”
Stop said he never thought about moving from Colorado within two years supporting Syned Sanders or when she brought buffalo in Lewis and Salter this season. He said he fell in love with the operation and the program, preferred to put his head down and continue to work until he got a chance.
Stop said: “It is a kind of madness,” Stop said. “I mean, yes, there were many working days and some self -doubts, as you know, a kind of private battles. It is crazy to reward this way. I don’t really feel the reality. But I also look forward to next week. We need to return to work.”