Colorado is elevating former NFL head coach Pat Shurmur to the team's offensive play caller, sources told ESPN, replacing Sean Lewis.
Deion Sanders implores the NCAA or the Rose Bowl to reimburse Colorado players after the team was robbed during the Buffaloes' loss to UCLA. has stripped offensive coordinator Sean Lewis of his offensive play-calling duties, and is elevating analyst Pat Shurmur to an on-field role with the expectation that he will take over as the team's play caller, sources told ESPN.
A former NFL head coach, Shurmur came to Colorado this summer as part of coach Deion Sanders' staff after over 20 years in the NFL.was sacked seven times in the defeat and was hit 17 other times and knocked down 13 times. Colorado failed to score a touchdown until late in the fourth quarter and the Buffaloes managed only 25 rushing yards and 242 total yards.
Colorado has been one of the most pressured teams in the nation. Going into last week's game, the Buffaloes were allowing five sacks per game, ranking 132nd out of 133 teams in the country.
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