Buffaloes Make History: CU Football Secures National TV Spot Against Baylor!

The excitement is palpable as the CU football team gears up for an electrifying season! On Monday, CU Athletics announced that the highly anticipated homecoming game against Baylor will kick off at 6 p.m. on September 21, and it will be broadcast nationally on FOX. This landmark event marks a thrilling chapter in the university's football legacy.

All Eyes on CU: A Historic Season

This year is particularly special for the Colorado Buffaloes and their head coach, Deion Sanders. For the first time in school history, the team will be showcased on all four major networks—FOX, CBS, ABC, and NBC—during the same season. This unprecedented exposure reflects the team’s growing popularity and the electrifying atmosphere they bring to the field.

Upcoming Games and Schedule Highlights

• Aug 29: CU defeats North Dakota State 31-26 (ESPN)
• Sept 7: Nebraska defeats CU 28-10 (NBC)
• Sept 14: Colorado State at 5:30 p.m. (CBS)
• Sept 21: vs. Baylor at 6 p.m. (FOX)
• Sept 28: at UCF
• Oct 12: vs. Kansas State
• Oct 19: at Arizona
• Oct 26: vs. Cincinnati
• Nov 9: at Texas Tech
• Nov 16: vs. Utah
• Nov 23: at Kansas
• Nov 29: vs. Oklahoma State at 10 a.m. (ABC)

Notably, the Baylor game will be the Buffaloes' first Big 12 Conference matchup in 13 years, a momentous occasion for fans and players alike. Tickets for this thrilling event sold out in record time back in August, underscoring the community's unwavering support.

High Ratings and High Expectations

The season opener against North Dakota State not only marked a triumphant return to football for the Buffaloes but also made waves in the media. It was ESPN's highest-rated college football opener in seven years, attracting an impressive average of 4.8 million viewers. Deion Sanders aptly stated, “Whether you like it or not, you want to see it,” emphasizing the magnetic draw of his program.

Ticket Information

For fans eager to witness the action, CU Athletics has partnered with SeatGeek for ticket purchases for the Baylor and Cincinnati games, as the demand continues to soar.

What Do You Think?

• Will Deion Sanders' coaching style significantly impact the Buffaloes' performance this season?
• Is the national exposure from multiple networks a game-changer for CU football in terms of recruitment and funding?
• Do you believe that the Buffaloes can maintain their momentum throughout the season?
• What are your thoughts on the growing popularity of college football and its implications for the sport?
• Should college athletes receive a share of the revenue generated from televised games?

Join the conversation by sharing your thoughts and predictions for the Buffaloes this season! Your insights could spark an engaging discussion among fellow fans.