At least four players were sent out of the game against Nebraska on Saturday night
on Saturday night. They’ll look ahead to the latest installment of the Rocky Mountain Showdown with Colorado State, but could be without a few key starters.that caused him to be sidelined late in the first quarter. The Buffs defensive back spent most of the offseason sidelined with a shoulder injury and will have to go through the rehab process once again.
Deion Sanders provided a status update for his sons after the 18-point loss in Lincoln. He wasn’t confident that Shilo would be available for the in-state rivalry. However, he seemed more optimistic Shedeur would be cleared to play going forward.. The Buffs defensive lineman left the game in the fourth quarter with his left arm in a sling. Isaiah Hardge suffered a foot injury on a special teams play in the game His status is unknown at the moment.
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