Colorado’s Schedule: Points, info on injuries, and where to watch the team’s matchup with No. 10 Oregon in Week 4
The No. 10 Oregon Ducks will present the No. 19 Colorado Buffaloes, under head coach Deion Sanders, with their toughest test to date when they travel to Eugene. Sadly, they will have to do it without their best player, Travis Hunter, who will be sidelined for at least three weeks due to an injury he suffered during their game against Colorado State.
Oregon quarterback Bo Nix talked about the Buffaloes’ defense before their matchup. He did, however, stress that they will not permit any outside distractions to interfere with their preparation for the game. They are concentrated on completing the tasks required to be prepared for this much awaited matchup.
With pristine 3-0 records, both sides go into a must-watch Week 4 match. Deion Sanders will likely suffer his first defeat as Colorado’s head coach if Oregon wins.
Because of the hit on Travis Hunter, Blackburn has been the target of death threats on social media. During a press conference, Deion Sanders discussed the matter. Sanders said that Blackburn does not deserve the bad press and that his team has forgiven him. He also urged everyone to move on.
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