In a highly anticipated home debut for Coach Deion Sanders, the Colorado Buffaloes proved that their upset win over TCU in Week 1 was no fluke. They dominated their longtime rival, Nebraska, with a final score of 36-14 in front of a sold-out crowd at Folsom Field in Boulder.

The Buffaloes' defense was the star of the game, forcing four turnovers and keeping the Cornhuskers in check until Colorado's offense found its rhythm. Quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who threw for 510 yards in the previous week, had another impressive performance with 393 yards and two touchdowns through the air, as well as a rushing touchdown. Sanders even paid homage to his father's famous dance by performing it after a 6-yard run to the end zone.

Travis Hunter, the versatile cornerback and receiver for Colorado, once again played a significant role in the game, making three catches for 73 yards and contributing four tackles on defense. Hunter has been a key player for the Buffaloes, rarely leaving the field and making an impact on both sides of the ball.

The fans at Folsom Field were treated to an electric atmosphere, with the game marking the 100th season at the historic venue. The presence of Colorado football legends Kordell Stewart and Michael Westbrook, as well as Pro Football Hall of Famers Michael Irvin and Terrell Owens, added to the excitement of the occasion.

The victory over Nebraska not only extends Colorado's winning streak against their rivals to three games, but also solidifies their status as a team to watch this season. Coach Prime has been vocal about his son's potential as a Heisman candidate, and Shedeur Sanders' performances on the field are certainly catching the attention of voters early in the season.

Overall, the Buffaloes' win against Nebraska showcased their strong defense, explosive offense, and the electric atmosphere at Folsom Field. The team has proven that they are capable of achieving great things this season, and their home debut under Coach Prime was a resounding success.