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New York Post
14 Oct 2023


NextImg:Colorado blows 29-point halftime lead in brutal 2OT loss to Stanford

BOULDER, Colo. — Joshua Karty connected on a 31-yard field goal in the second overtime after tying the game in regulation, Elic Ayomanor had a school-record 294 yards receiving and Stanford rallied from a 29-point halftime deficit for a 46-43 victory over Colorado early Saturday.

It was the largest blown lead in Colorado history.

Safety Alaka’i Gilman picked off a floating Shedeur Sanders pass in the end zone to set the stage for Karty, who drilled a 46-yarder with no time left in regulation.

The Cardinal (2-4, 1-3 Pac-12) trailed 29-0 at halftime, with QBs Justin Lamson and Ashton Daniels unable to light a spark.

That is, until the second half when Daniels — with Lamson contributing — led Stanford on eight straight scoring drives. The Cardinal had 408 of their 523 yards in the second half and OT.

Joshua Karty kicks the game-tying field goal as time expires in regulation. He later hit the game-winning kick in double OT to lead Stanford to a 46-43 victory over Colorado.
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Stanford wideout Elic Ayomanor, who had 294 yards receiving, catches a pass
for a touchdown in over time as Travis Hunter defends.
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Daniels threw for 396 yards and four TDs. Ayomanor had 13 catches and three TDs, including one to tie up the first overtime and another for 97 yards that changed the game.

His 294 yards receiving broke the record held by Troy Walters (278) against UCLA in 1999.

Ashton Daniels runs up the field during Stanford’s stunning comeback win over Colorado.
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Colorado committed 17 penalties for 127 yards in a game that started at 8:20 pm. Eastern and ended at nearly 12:15 a.m. local time.

Sanders finished with 400 yards passing and five touchdowns and rushed for a team-leading 37 yards. The Buffaloes (4-3, 1-3) got going early by amassing a 29-0 lead. It looked over on Friday the 13th.

Shadeur Sanders, who threw for 400 yards and five touchdowns, runs up the field during Colorado’s loss.
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It wasn’t.

Two-way standout Travis Hunter returned after missing three games following a late hit in the Colorado State game that sent him to the hospital with a lacerated liver.

Travis Hunter, who had 13 catches for 140 yards and two touchdowns, runs past Alaka’i Gilman for a touchdown during Colorado’s loss.
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Colorado coach Deion Sanders talks with Shedeur Sanders during the second quarter of Colorado’s loss.
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He had 13 catches for 140 yards and two scores.

He also had five tackles.

Stanford: The Cardinal host No. 18 UCLA on Oct. 21.

Colorado: The Buffaloes have a bye week before traveling to UCLA to face the Bruins on Oct. 28.