Initial observations from Colorado’s 38-31 overtime win against Baylor in the Buffs’ return to Big 12 play at Folsom Field: The Sanders Show: Baylor entered this game with the No. 1 passing defense (by yards allowed per game) in the nation,

Baylor's lone loss came in what was considered a nonconference matchup against the Utah Utes. Even Utah threw for only 122 yards against Baylor's defense, but Utes quarterback Cam Rising suffered a hand injury during the game. Baylor's defense could be legit, but the Bears will have to prove it against Colorado's talented offense.

Deion Sanders probably envisioned his first game in the Big 12 going a little differently On a chilly, rainy and frustrating night in Boulder, Colorado needed overtime to get a win in its first game back in the conference as the Buffaloes will take the 38-31 victory and run after struggling on both sides of the ball for the majority of the night.