Oregon posts recap of emphatic win over Deion Sanders’ Colorado

Oregon trounced Colorado in football on Saturday, and the Ducks are still taking a victory lap as their video team crafted a lengthy recap of their 42-6 win.

The video, titled ‘Ducks vs. Them’, is nearly six minutes long and chronicles the buildup to the much-hyped game vs. Deion Sanders’ program.

Colorado entered the game 3-0 after wins vs. TCU, Nebraska and Colorado State.

And the Buffaloes were plenty confident beforehand, with Sanders’ son Shilo trash-talking his opponents at Autzen Stadium.

Shilo Sanders’ trash talk before the game was captured in Oregon’s recap video of the contest

The video also captured Colorado stepping over their opponents’ ‘O’ at midfield 

‘I’ll beat the f*** out of any one of y’a’ll and ya’ll coach,’ he can be heard saying in Oregon’s recap video. ‘Why y’all so little? We finna run through y’all a***.’

The video also includes footage of Colorado players walking over the ‘O’ at midfield before the game, which Oregon coach Dan Lanning used as a motivation tactic for his players.

A Colorado player was also heard saying, ‘I’d like to report a crime to the murder to these Ducks.’

That’s the opposite of what happened, though, as Oregon went into halftime with a 35-0 lead. 

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Lanning had taken aim at Colorado before the game in his pregame speech to his players, claiming the Buffaloes were ‘fighting for clicks. We’re fighting for wins.’

Deion Sanders’ Buffaloes were absolutely demolished by Oregon in a 42-6 one-sided blowout 

Sanders said his team played like ‘hot garbage’ in Oregon as his team fell out of the top 25

However, he recognized on Monday just how many eyeballs Sanders drew to the game, and said he was trying to motivate his players.

 ‘I’m also grateful and can clearly acknowledge that the attention that we got this Saturday, in large part, was due to Deion and what he’s doing to college football,’ Lanning said. 

‘If anybody can’t see what he’s done for college football and how he’s bringing excitement to college football, you’re crazy. I said that last week as well. He’s done a lot for the game. He’s building something over there. I think that’s really, really clear.

Oregon will look to keep rolling vs. Stanford this weekend while Colorado will face another tough test vs. USC.