What's up, Rato. It's the Colorado episode of the podcast. We got Joel Clyde joining us.

You're going to talk about a big win for his CU Buffalo's. I'm going to talk about that win.

The Dion part of it and everything goes into all of our opinions about what we saw this past weekend.

I'll sprinkle in a little Florida State dominance of LSU as well, but I'll get to some other games.

Joel, we've got Life Advice and that's a show.

A pretty memorable college football weekend and that's for one reason. Colorado beating TCU.

There's a bunch of games that I could get to here. I'll spend a little time on Florida State

drawing LSU at the very end, but I want to spend a good chunk of this week's open on Dion Sanders and the CU Buffalo's.

I feel like there's a mix of the good. I don't know if bad is the right word, but a lot of maybe.

Let's start with the good because there's a lot of it. It's the win.

21 point dogs, 20 and a half spending where you saw the line against number 17 TCU.

It's the fourth biggest upset in the history of CU football.

Chidorah Sanders sets a school record for 510 passing yards, 38 to 47. He had four different receivers over 100 yards.

Watching him and I'll admit, I didn't know a lot about him.

Watching him, I'm like, man, they get the ball out. The offensive line's holding up.

But they also between knowing exactly where to go with the throw immediately on so many of the quick throws,

which I think can lead to some misleading numbers from a quarterback.

They're also taking deep shots and they were a real problem for TCU's defense.

And I thought he looked terrific like early on and I didn't even tweet before we even knew what the final score was going to be.

I was like, forget even what the score is for me.

I'm incredibly impressed with how well this kid has played.

And of course, whenever you have the coach bringing in a son, name in the starter, you're like, wait, is he actually that good?

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