Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders forced overtime on Saturday night with a last-second Hail Mary touchdown pass against Baylor, leaving the

Colorado beat the Baylor Bears in a thriller on Saturday after a 43-yard Hail Mary touchdown in the final seconds of regular time from the Buffaloes forced overtime.

The clock struck 0:00 and Shedeur Sanders rolled to his left and let the football fly. LaJohntay Wester caught it in the end zone, unleashing bedlam in Boulder on a rainy, storm-the-field kind of night that coach Deion Sanders and the rest of the Colorado football program will soak in for a long time.

A Hail Mary at the end of regulation and a game-winning stop from star Travis Hunter fueled Colorado's 38-31 overtime win over new Big 12 foe Baylor, resulting in one of the most improbable comebacks of the season to date.

The Colorado Buffaloes grasped victory from defeat in a Big 12 game against Baylor. After a Shedeur Sanders Hail Mary on the last play of regulation led to a tie game, the Buffaloes scored in overtime and downed the Bears in a wild game,

Colorado still loves Prime Time. The Buffaloes pulled off an incredible win after a wild sequence of events against Baylor, coming away with a 38-31 overtime victory. After Baylor missed a 45-yard field goal to go up two possessions,

Colorado quarterback Sheduer Sanders connected with wide receiver LaJohntay Wester for a game-tying touchdown to send the Big 12 matchup into overtime on Saturday. The catch came as time expired in regulation.

Colorado opened up Big 12 play with an improbable comeback win, highlighted by a Hail Mary. Here are three takeaways from the Buffs' Week 4 game.

Travis Hunter forced a Dominic Richardson fumble at the goal line that rolled out of the end zone, securing Colorado's 38-31 overtime win over Baylor on Saturday night in Boulder,