It's always college football Saturday Roundup and what a Saturday it was week one

Saturdays edition of week one is officially in the books and my goodness do we have just a few

takeaways for you?

Where else could we start than with the Colorado buffaloes?

I will be the first to admit.

I was outspoken, I said, man, I just don't know.

I didn't say I think they'd be bad. I said, I just don't know I didn't say I think they'd be bad I said I just don't know I can't buy in just yet I can listen to the hoop law I can listen to the

excitement surrounding Dion Sanders and how he's probably going to build this thing and that they'll get there,

I will be the first to admit, had no idea they'd be there already.

And granted, we can talk and we will talk about TCU and the inefficiencies defensively my goodness

gracious alive that was unrecognizable from the side of the ball the head at time shown progress

last year but let's focus on the buffs for now.

Shador Sanders, so comfortable. Sean Lewis, the offensive game plan was flawless.

I mean, quick passing attack, getting the ball out, carving it up with the run game

involving multiple backs not just in the passing game but also in the run game as well

Dylan Edwards is phenomenal so quick so agile so capable of contributing his first college game to have that type of

performance is truly remarkable.

Shador Sanders already referenced him, he looked ridiculously comfortable.

What I was most intrigued by was the defensive in the offensive line.

I thought they might struggle.

Granted, I don't think anyone's going to come away from this performance against T.C. you thinking that

they have the 85 bears on defense, but

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