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San Jose State's Danny Scudero finished his season averaging 107.6 receiving yards per game. UConn's Skyler Bell is averaging 106.5 and will have a chance to pass Scudero for the national lead in a bowl game. - AP College Football

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WR Danny Scudero, Colorado
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11/26/25 - Lamont Lester Jr., rFr/2029, Colorado, 6-2, 230 (DS#999 OLB) + More +

2025 CAA DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Monmouth freshman defensive end Lamont Lester, Jr. contributed 37 tackles, a team-high 11.5 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks. The 9.5 sacks were tied for second in the CAA and 11th nationally. He was involved in at least one sack in nine of 12 games. Lester added a team-best 10 quarterback hurries and two forced fumbles. - CAA Football

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OLB Lamont Lester Jr., Colorado
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11/24/25 - Danny Scudero, rSo/2028, Colorado, 5-09, 174 (DS#17 WR) + More +

San Jose State's Danny Scudero, who had 100-plus yards receiving in six of his first eight games, was held under 100 for a third straight game by San Diego State but continues to lead the country with 112.2 per game. - AP College Football

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WR Danny Scudero, Colorado
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11/16/25 - Boo Carter, So/2028, Colorado, 5-10, 200 (DS#16 FS) + More +

Defensive back Boo Carter no longer is on No. 20 Tennessee's roster after not being at Neyland Stadium for the Volunteers' last game. A Tennessee spokesman confirmed Sunday that Carter is no longer on the program. Asked if Carter was at the Vols' win Saturday over New Mexico Stat e, coach Josh Heupel was brief. "At the end of the day, there's a standard you've got to meet to be in that locker room and so he was not out on the field with us," Heupel said. "That'll be my last response to anything related to that for right now." Carter had to work his way back onto the field to start preseason practice after reportedly missing workouts this summer.

He made the Southeastern Conference All-Freshman team for starting five of 13 games. He ranked sixth with 38 tackles, including 28 solo. He also led the SEC averaging 16.5 yards per punt return. He played in nine games this season and led Tennessee returning 11 punt returns for 145 yards with a 13.1-yard average. He also had one sack, 25 tackles, broke up three passes and forced three fumbles. Carter thanked Tennessee fans, coaches and administrators on social media Sunday afternoon. - AP College Football

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FS Boo Carter, Colorado
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10/16/25 - Danny Scudero, rSo/2028, Colorado, 5-09, 174 (DS#17 WR) + More +

San Jose State's Danny Scudero, a transfer from Sacramento State, leads the nation with 140.8 yards receiving per game. - AP College Football

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WR Danny Scudero, Colorado
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10/13/25 - Gideon Lampron, rJr/2027, Colorado, 5-11, 220 (DS#20 ILB) + More +

WEEK 7 MAC FOOTBALL CO-DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Gideon Lampron, Bowling Green, LB, Junior, LaGrange, Ohio (Keystone),...Bowling Green's Gideon Lampron delivered a dominant defensive performance in the Falcons' historic 28-23 comeback win over Toledo in the Battle of I-75. Lampron led all players with 13 tackles, including 10 solo stops, and matched a career high with 3.5 tackles for loss. His 13 total tackles and 10 solo tackles were the most in the MAC this week, while both his solo stops and tackles for loss ranked tied for second among all FBS players over the weekend. Anchoring a resilient BGSU defense, Lampron helped the Falcons hold Toledo to just 121 total yards in the second half - 69 in the third quarter and 52 in the fourth -- while pitching a shutout as Bowling Green erased a 21-0 deficit to earn its first-ever win after trailing by 21 or more points. - MAC Football

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ILB Gideon Lampron, Colorado
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10/11/25 - Kaidon Salter, rSr/2026, Colorado, 6-1, 190 (DS#35 QB) + More +

Kaidon Salter tossed two touchdown passes and Colorado's defense came up big in the fourth quarter with an interception and a fourth-down stop to help the Buffaloes beat No. 22 Iowa State 24-17 on Saturday. Salter threw for 255 yards, including a 70-yard TD strike to Omarion Miller, as the Buffaloes (3-4, 1-3 Big 12) snapped a two-game skid. Salter took a knee to close out the game and threw the ball high into the air. The students rushed the field despite warnings from the public address announcer. It was the second win over an AP Top 25 team since coach Deion Sanders took over at Colorado. Sanders was on the sideline after undergoing surgery related to his blood clots earlier in the week.

The momentum flipped early in the fourth quarter with the Cyclones (5-2, 2-2) facing third-and-goal at the 7. Rocco Becht was intercepted by Tawfiq Byard, but a flag was thrown for an apparent pass interference behind the play. The officials huddled for a moment before waiving off the flag. Iowa State coach Matt Campbell was livid on the sideline. He was still angry and yelling at the officials after the Cyclones forced a Buffaloes punt. Soon after, Iowa State faced a fourth-and-1 at their 18 only to be stuffed by Colorado. It led to a 29-yard field goal by Alejandro Mata to make it 24-17. Salter's short TD pass to Joseph Williams in the third quarter gave the Buffaloes the lead for good. Salter also hit Williams for a 38-yard gain late in the fourth that sealed the victory. Williams had eight catches for 128 yards. Abu Sama III ran for 177 yards and a pair of short touchdowns for the Cyclones, who have dropped two in a row. - Colorado/AP College Football

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QB Kaidon Salter, Colorado
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10/08/25 - Naeten Mitchell, rSo/2028, Colorado, 5-11, 175 (DS#24 CB) + More +

WEEK 6 CONFERENCE USA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Naeten Mitchell, NM State - R-So. - S - Temple, Texas,...Mitchell notched a 71-yard interception return for a touchdown to cap the scoring in a 37-10 win over Sam Houston on Thursday night. It marked the longest pick-six in CUSA this season and the eighth-longest in the nation. He led the Aggies (3-2, 1-1 CUSA) with 10 tackles, including seven solo stops and one tackle for loss. Mitchell's 10 stops were the second-most by any CUSA player in week six, and he was the only CUSA player with multiple passes defended (two PBU, 1 INT). He currently ranks third in total tackles (44) among all FBS safeties. - Conference USA Football

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CB Naeten Mitchell, Colorado
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09/29/25 - Santana Hopper, rJr/2027, Colorado, 6-2, 265 (DS#11 DE) + More +

WEEK 5 AMERICAN CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Santana Hopper, Jr., DL, Tulane,...Hopper registered six tackles, including 1.5 sacks and four tackles for loss with two quarterback hurries, in Tulane's 31-14 win at Tulsa in the Green Wave's American Conference opener. Hopper's four tackles for loss matches the most by an American player this season as Tulane limited the Golden Hurricane to just 92 rushing yards. - American Conference Football

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DE Santana Hopper, Colorado
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09/27/25 - Kam Perry, rJr/2027, Colorado, 5-08, 154 (DS#66 WR) + More +

Jermaine Mia Agee returned a blocked punt for a touchdown and Kam Perry had two receiving touchdowns to lead Miami (Ohio) over FCS-member Lindenwood 38-0 on Saturday. Koy Beasley blocked A.J. Vinatieri's punt attempt in the first quarter, with Mia Agee's return marking the first points of the game. Perry had three receptions for 122 yards, with a 33-yard touchdown in the second quarter and a 66-yard score in the third. Henry Hesson was 13 of 22 for 208 yards and the two touchdown connections to Perry. Kenny Tracy racked up 122 yards and a touchdown on the ground for Miami (1-3). Jordan Brunson also had a rushing touchdown. Silas Walters and Eli Coppess both picked off Nate Glantz, who was 9 of 25 for 87 yards passing for Lindenwood (2-3). - Miami OH/AP College Football

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WR Kam Perry, Colorado
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09/21/25 - Kaidon Salter, rSr/2026, Colorado, 6-1, 190 (DS#35 QB) + More +

Quarterback Kaidon Salter threw three touchdown passes and ran for a game-sealing score in his return to the starting role as Colorado beat Wyoming 37-20 on Saturday night. Salter, who lost his job last week to Ryan Staub, finished 18 of 28 for 304 yards. Salter also rushed for 86 yards to help the Buffaloes (2-2) rebound from a loss last Friday at Houston. Colorado led 28-3 early in the third quarter before the Cowboys (2-2) began to rally. The momentum was interrupted when Buffaloes defensive end Arden Walker sacked Kaden Anderson in the end zone for a safety to make it 30-13. After a Cowboys score, Salter put the game away with a 35-yard TD run with 1:46 left. "I'm happy with the results, but I'm not happy with the finish," Colorado coach Deion Sanders said. "I told our young men, too much ha-ha and hee-heeing on the sideline when we got the lead. " I wish we could be a little more - have a little more killer instinct in us to really put teams away, like we're capable of doing." Salter, a transfer from Liberty, started the first two games before being replaced by Staub.

Back in charge, Salter made big play after big play. He had a 29-yard TD throw to Omarion Miller and a 68-yard strike to Sincere Brown. He also had a 47-yard touchdown throw to Joseph Williams. "It's been rough not playing last week," Salter said. "I just want to go out there and be the best version of me for the team." Was this wake-up call for Salter? "I'm not going to say what a man needs," Sanders said. "All I'm going to say is everybody in that locker room, including me, we're accountable to one another. Sometimes you've got to hold people accountable to what's transpiring. "I want to win but I want people to grow as human beings." Anderson threw for 176 yards and two scores. Freshman tailback Samuel Harris rushed for 126 yards, including a 50-yard scamper. - Colorado/AP College Football

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QB Kaidon Salter, Colorado
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09/06/25 - Julian Lewis, Fr/2029, Colorado, 6-1, 190 (DS#11 QB) + More +

Third-stringer Ryan Staub threw two touchdown passes and starter Kaidon Salter ran for another as Colorado rotated quarterbacks, including highly touted freshman Julian Lewis, in a 31-7 win over Delaware on Saturday. Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders gave each quarterback two series to see what they could do. From there, he began riding the hot hand of Staub, who threw one touchdown pass just before halftime and another right after the break. Salter did his part, too, by leading Colorado (1-1) to a 10-0 lead. Lewis had the team on the move in the first drive of his college career but produced no points. The QB breakdown shook out like this: Staub led the team on four drives, producing 21 points. Salter also got four drives, scoring on a 9-yard TD run, but went nearly two hours between his opening two series and taking the field again. The 17-year-old Lewis received three series, including one to close out the game.

The Buffaloes bounced back from a 27-20 loss to Georgia Tech behind an offense that accumulated 398 total yards and a defense which forced two turnovers along with stopping Delaware twice on downs. The Buffaloes also blocked a punt. Delaware (1-1) entered as a 24 1/2-point underdog and was within 10-7 before Staub went to work. He found DeKalon Taylor for a 21-yard TD with 9 seconds left before halftime. Staub then found Sincere Brown for a 71-yard connection moments into the second half to make it 24-7. Staub knows the offense inside and out after serving as a backup to Shedeur Sanders for the past two seasons. He was 7 of 10 for 157 yards and two scores. Salter was 13 of 16 for 102 yards, along with 25 yards rushing. Lewis went 2 of 4 for 8 yards. Brown had four catches for 120 yards. Nick Minicucci threw for 312 yards and a touchdown for Delaware. He also had an interception. - AP College Football

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QB Julian Lewis, Colorado
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09/03/24 - Gideon Lampron, rJr/2027, Colorado, 5-11, 220 (DS#20 ILB) + More +

WEEK 1 FCS NATIONAL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Gideon Lampron, Dayton, LB, R-So., 5-11, 215, LaGrange, Ohio,...Lampron's middle name is ESPN, and he kept making plays of the day in the Pioneer Football League team's 18-10 win over Saint Francis. He collected 11 tackles, including a sack and two other tackles for losses. He also forced two fumbles, recovering one himself to set up the game's first touchdown, and later had a safety for two more points. Honorable Mention: Porter Connors, LB, UC Davis; Micah Davey, LB, McNeese; Jaxton Eck, LB, Idaho; Curtis Harris-Lopez, S, Holy Cross; Paul Tangelo, LB, Saint Francis. - Stats Perform FCS

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ILB Gideon Lampron, Colorado
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08/31/24 - Kaidon Salter, rSr/2026, Colorado, 6-1, 190 (DS#35 QB) + More +

Kaidon Salter threw two touchdown passes, Quinton Cooley had 110 yards on the ground and Liberty defeated Campbell 41-24 on Saturday in the season opener for both teams. Campbell took a 10-7 lead early in the second quarter on a short field goal and a 36-yard touchdown pass from Chad Mascoe Jr. to Sincere Brown. Liberty tied it with a field goal then took the lead for good when Salter connected with Treon Sibley for a 70-yard touchdown to lead 17-10 at halftime. Sibley had five receptions for 109 yards.

Salter's second TD pass and short touchdown runs by Billy Lucas and Ryan Burger helped Liberty push its lead to 41-17 with about four minutes remaining in the game. Salter completed 16 of 23 passes for 242 yards. Mascoe was 10 of 17 passing for 170 yards. Brown had five receptions for 126 yards. Liberty has not lost a regular-season game under coach Jamey Chadwell, now in his second season. The Flames went 13-0 in 2023 before losing to Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl. Saturday's game was the debut of Braxton Harris, who was named interim coach of the Fighting Camels in April. - AP College Football

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QB Kaidon Salter, Colorado
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08/29/24 - Shedeur Sanders, Sr/2025, Colorado, 6-2, 212 (DS#2 QB) + More +

Shedeur Sanders threw for 445 yards and four touchdowns - three to Travis Hunter - and Colorado began Year 2 under Deion Sanders by holding off FCS power North Dakota State 31-26 on Thursday night. A 10 1/2-point favorite, the Buffaloes couldn't shake a pesky Bison team that scored with 2:19 remaining to make things interesting. Shedeur Sanders looked as if he sealed the season-opening victory when he scrambled around and heaved a ball downfield on third-and-8 that drew a pass interference call. It gave the Buffaloes a first down with 1:41 remaining and North Dakota State had just one timeout left. But Colorado chose to pass on first down, which ultimately left time on the clock after Colorado punted. North Dakota State got the ball back with 31 seconds remaining. Cam Miller launched a pass from his own 47 as time expired that was caught by Tyler Terhark 4 yards short of the end zone. The methodical play of the Bison in the first half helped keep Heisman Trophy hopeful Sanders and the Colorado offense on the sideline. But once Sanders got out there, he went to work.

Jimmy Horn Jr. had seven catches for 198 yards and a score while Hunter hauled in seven passes for 132 yards. His acrobatic, 3-yard TD with a defensive back draped all over him gave Colorado a 31-20 lead with 7:57 left. He celebrated by spinning the ball and going into a dance. Hunter still had that much energy despite playing all night at cornerback, too. Like Sanders, Hunter's mentioned in Heisman conversation. Sanders finished 26 of 34 with an interception and a passer rating of 219.4. - AP College Football

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QB Shedeur Sanders, Colorado
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