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Colorado's overtime escape ends with a goalpost coming down

Bleacher Report's highlights capture a last-second Kansas State equalizer, a walk-off touchdown and Deion Sanders surrounded by celebrating fans.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 273,072 views a day, 24 times a normal first day on this channel (11,388).

Colorado vs. Kansas State 🍿 Overtime Ending

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0:00Kansas State threatens near the goal line in the final seconds of regulation.
0:58A touchdown as time expires and the extra point send the game to overtime.
3:05Luis Rodriguez kicks a field goal before Colorado begins its overtime possession.
4:00The deciding play and final result arrive here.
5:16Deion Sanders answers questions on the field amid the celebrating crowd.
6:30Replays and commentary explain the mesh play and defensive coverage on the final touchdown.

Kansas State scores as regulation expires, leaving Colorado to win the game all over again. Garrett Oakley's touchdown and the extra point send the teams into overtime, where the Buffaloes' defense holds the Wildcats to a field goal.

Then Isaac Wilson finds Charlie Williams for the touchdown that settles it. Colorado wins 27-24, and the broadcast moves from the end zone to a field filling with students and fans. A goalpost comes down during the celebration.

Bleacher Report's "Colorado vs. Kansas State 🍿 Overtime Ending" drew more than 100,000 views in six hours, already far beyond the channel's usual full-day audience for regular videos. The edit keeps the entire reversal together: Kansas State's late reprieve, Colorado's defensive stop and the winning pass, followed by an on-field interview and a closer look at the decisive mesh play.

The celebration has become a subject of its own in the comments, with viewers questioning the field rush and goalpost removal. Others single out the win or discuss Kansas State's decision to kick for the tie rather than attempt a two-point conversion.

Basketball supplied other fast-moving uploads for Bleacher Report, including Stephen Curry's step-back three against Luka Doncic and Yaxel Lendeborg's ranking of the move. But this football finish gives the channel something beyond a single spectacular play: Sanders trying to explain the win amid the crowd.

"Our kids, they never stopped believing, and the staff is unbelievable," he says. His assessment of the quarterback is shorter: "Isaac got nerve. That's who Isaac is."

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Good win Colorado!
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Nice win, Deion
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I thought Kansas State was going for the golden 2-point conversion but they went for the tie instead
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