Colorado free safety Shilo Sanders is facing criticism from his coach and father, Deion Sanders, for his tackling performance in a recent game. After a disappointing showing in his return from a broken forearm, Shilo acknowledged the need to improve his game. In a 31-28 loss to No. 17 Kansas State, he struggled as Wildcats tailback DJ Giddens rushed for 182 yards and Jayce Brown scored a crucial touchdown late in the game. Shilo admitted that he cannot afford to underperform on the field.
As the Colorado Buffaloes prepare to face Arizona, they are dealing with a mixed bag of injury news. While receivers Travis Hunter and Jimmy Horn Jr. are expected to play despite their injuries, teammates Omarion Miller and Terrell Timmons Jr. are sidelined indefinitely. Miller underwent surgery and may be out for the season, while Hunter left the Kansas State game with a shoulder injury. Coach Deion Sanders remains hopeful for Hunter’s return and acknowledges the challenges posed by injuries to key players.
In the upcoming game against Arizona, the Buffaloes will need to regroup and refocus to bounce back from their recent loss. Shilo Sanders and his teammates will aim to put on a stronger defensive performance and make the necessary adjustments to secure a victory on the road. Fans will be watching closely as the team navigates through the challenges of injuries and strives to come out on top in their upcoming matchup.
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