Stanford pulls off shocking comeback against Colorado for double OT win

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You most likely turned off the television when Colorado led Stanford 29-0 at halftime. Unfortunately, you missed the biggest comeback in Stanford history, as the Cardinal gave Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes a dose of reality courtesy of a 46-43 2OT win.

Everything was going the way of Colorado in the first half, with Travis Hunter making his return to the playing field and a sold-out crowd. The offense was clicking, the defense was holding strong, and a lot of Colorado fans headed out of the stadium to party at the tailgate.

I mean, who would’ve thought this would turn into a game in the second half, right? The Stanford locker room did, on both sides of the ball.

Well, Colorado and Deion Sanders were humbled in the worst possible manner, giving up the massive lead, while getting torched in the second half.

"We didn’t play well. It all started when we gave up the 97-yard touchdown, which was flat-out ridiculous," Deion Sanders said postgame. "That’s when it all started, all the foolishness, all the complacency. How in the world do we give up a…Jesus. Our secondary did not play their best game, especially at the cornerback position."

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Colorado coach Deion Sanders, left, talks to quarterback Shedeur Sanders, his son, during the first half of the team's NCAA college football game against Stanford on Friday, Oct. 13, 2023, in Boulder, Colo.  (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

I don’t know what kind of halftime speech happened in the Stanford locker room, but they obviously felt like it was them against the world. The largest comeback in Cardinal history was led by quarterback Ashton Daniels,