Shedeur Sanders completed a 43-yard Hail Mary touchdown as time expired and Travis Hunter forced the game-sealing fumble in OT to help Colorado beat Baylor.

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.

Colorado improved to 3-1 on Saturday with a win over Baylor in overtime that had no shortage of excitement. The Buffs and Bears traded blows

Hunter, a two-way star considered by some to be college football's best player, forced a goal line fumble on defense to close out Colorado's third win of the season. But it took a 44-yard hail mary touchdown from Sanders to LaJohntay Wester in the pouring rain to force overtime.

Colorado has been the definition of high drama over the last two college football seasons. That continued on Saturday night. The Buffaloes were holding on

Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter and the Colorado Buffaloes were victorious in Week 4. The Buffaloes hosted the Baylor Bears on Saturday and the matchup ended in an overtime thriller, with Colorado edging the Bears 38-31. Following the game, Sanders, the Buffaloes' star quarterback, spoke with the media to share his insight on the victory.

The ending to Colorado and Baylor is the perfect example of this and the reason why the sport will continue on despite the best efforts of suits in the booster boxes. After being

Sensational Colorado two-way standout Travis Hunter forced a goal-line fumble on the game's final play -- in overtime, no less -- and the Buffaloes rallied with a Hail Mary and bonus-session touchdown to defeat Baylor,