For a lot of this season, Colorado schoolmaster Deion Sanders has made Buffaloes soccer really feel like a birthday party—whole with celebrities, paparazzi-like documentation and off-the-wall tv rankings.
It sort of feels not likely, even though, that Sanders intended the birthday party to be this literal.
Originally of the second one quarter of Colorado’s house sport towards Stanford on Friday night time, the Pac-12 officiating staff threatened the Buffaloes with a penalty for taking part in tune all through play games.
“Would the public address announcer please stop playing when Stanford is in formation and ready to snap the ball,” the referee ordered, to boos from the Folsom Grassland community. “Any more play of the music or sound effects will result in an unsportsmanlike conduct foul against Colorado.”
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— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 14, 2023
The announcement got here upcoming Colorado in large part ruled the primary quarter, accumulating a 14-0 top.
With the population deal with announcer reputedly backing off, the Buffaloes did likewise in the second one quarter. Colorado led the Cardinal 29-0 on the part, outgaining the guests, 324-114.
