Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes remain the main draw at the midway point of the college football season.

The Buffs’ 48-21 victory over UCF drew an impressive 4.08 million viewers on FOX, increasing the season’s total audience to 22.02 million viewers. This continues the trend of high viewership for Colorado games, with their Week 2 matchup against Nebraska drawing 6.3 million viewers, the largest audience for a Big Ten Saturday Night game on NBC since the series began in 2023.

This season, “The Buffs” received extensive major network exposure, airing on three of the four major national networks. They are scheduled to face Oklahoma State on Black Friday, and the game will be broadcast on ABC. Colorado is in the national spotlight, with every game of the season aired on national television.

Colorado receives one vote in the latest AP Top 25 poll

After the bye, Sanders and the Buffs will return to action in Week 7, taking on Kansas State at Folsom Field. This game will be broadcast on ESPN, with kickoff scheduled for Saturday, October 12 at 10:15 p.m. ET. With Sanders at the helm and his team continuing to attract strong viewership, Colorado football remains a must-watch event for fans across the country. The combination of Coach Prime’s star power and the Buffs’ strong performance has kept Colorado in the national spotlight, making them one of the most exciting teams to follow this season.