Colorado’s Cam’Ron Silmon-Craig’s stunning 95-yard scoop six against UCF

The Colorado Buffaloes capped their impressive performance against UCF with a 95-yard scoop-and-score by safety Cam’Ron Silmon-Craig, extending their lead to 48-21 with just over five minutes to play.

Silmon-Craig’s touchdown was the exclamation point in a game in which the Buffaloes significantly outscored UCF despite entering the contest as 14-point underdogs. The game highlighted Colorado’s dominance on defense as they effectively neutralized UCF’s vaunted rushing attack, which had been the best in the country before the game.

Travis Hunter continued to build his Heisman Trophy resume with outstanding performances on both offense and defense. The two-way star made several crucial plays, including an acrobatic 23-yard touchdown catch as part of his 89 receiving yards. On defense, Hunter was equally effective, helping to shut down UCF’s passing game and helping Colorado control the tempo and flow of the game.

The win was a statement for head coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes, who improved to 4-1 on the season. After being questioned as a significant underdog, Colorado showcased its ability to compete on both sides of the ball and drew national attention in the process.

The Buffaloes’ resurgence continues to be one of the biggest storylines in college football, and with this win they’re sure to turn heads even more as they approach the heart of the season. This performance could further propel players like Hunter into the national spotlight while reinforcing the team’s upward trajectory under Coach Prime.