Colorado Buffaloes fans in Halloween costumes rush field, tear down goalposts after OT win snaps losing skid
Colorado fans celebrated their team’s first Big 12 win in more than a year by rushing the field and pulling down the goalposts after an overtime victory over Kansas State. The result ended a five-game losing streak and gave Deion Sanders’ side a lift, though questions remain about the coach’s future and the team’s prospects this season.
The game was tied 21-21 after regulation, and Kansas State took a three-point lead with a field goal in overtime. Quarterback Isaac Wilson then connected with tight end Charlie Williams for an 11-yard touchdown, taking Colorado to 4-4 and matching last season’s win total. The Buffaloes have four games left and need three wins to qualify for a bowl; Kansas State is 1-4 in Big 12 play.
In short
- Colorado beat Kansas State in overtime to end a five-game losing streak.
- Fans in Halloween costumes rushed the field and tore down the goalposts.
- The Buffaloes need three wins from four games to become bowl-eligible.
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