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Colorado Buffaloes' Mark Vassett Shines as Washington State Cougars Prepare for Showdown

The Colorado Buffaloes are gearing up for an exciting matchup against the Washington State Cougars on November 18th at Gesa Field in Pullman, WA. The game is scheduled to kick off at 3:30 PM UTC and will be broadcasted on Fox Sports 1.


Nov 26, 2022; Boulder, Colorado, USA; Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Maddox Kopp (14) prepares to pass in the first quarter against the Utah Utes at Folsom Field. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

As the Buffaloes prepare for this crucial game, one player who has stood out in their previous three games is Mark Vassett. Vassett, a talented Punter, has been instrumental in flipping the field position in favor of the Buffaloes. In their last game against Arizona Wildcats, Vassett punted for an impressive 275 yards, with 3 punts inside the 20-yard line. His net yards averaged to 249, showcasing his ability to pin opponents deep in their own territory.


Another standout performer for the Buffaloes is Shilo Sanders, who plays as a Safety. In the same game against Arizona Wildcats, Sanders recorded 4 tackles and assisted on 2 more. His presence on the field was felt as he made crucial stops and helped anchor the Buffaloes' defense.


Rodrick Ward, also a Safety, has been consistent in his performances over the past three games. Against Oregon State Beavers, Ward recorded 5 tackles and assisted on another tackle. His contributions have been vital in stopping opposing offenses and limiting their scoring opportunities.


On the defensive line, Taijh Alston has been a force to be reckoned with. In their game against Stanford Cardinal, Alston recorded 2 tackles and showcased his ability to disrupt opposing quarterbacks with his pass-rushing skills.


In terms of offensive production, Travis Hunter has been a reliable target for the Buffaloes' Quarterback Shedeur Sanders. In their game against UCLA Bruins, Hunter had an impressive outing with 5 receptions for 74 yards. His average of 14.8 yards per reception showcases his ability to make big plays and move the chains.


Looking at the overall performance of the Buffaloes over the past three games, they have shown great potential on both sides of the ball. Their defense has been solid, with players like Jeremiah Brown and Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig making significant contributions in stopping opposing offenses.


Offensively, the Buffaloes have relied on a balanced attack led by Quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Sanders has thrown for 262 yards with a completion percentage of 62.9%. He has also thrown 2 touchdowns without any interceptions, showcasing his decision-making skills and ability to lead the offense.


The running game has been anchored by Kavosiey Smoke and Anthony Hankerson, who have combined for a total of 48 rushing yards over the past three games. Although their numbers may not be eye-popping, they have been effective in moving the chains and providing valuable contributions to the offense.


As Colorado Buffaloes prepare to take on Washington State Cougars, they will look to build upon their recent successes and continue their winning streak. With standout performers like Mark Vassett leading the way, they are poised to make a strong statement in this upcoming game.


Fans can catch all the action live on Fox Sports 1 as these two teams battle it out on November 18th at Gesa Field in Pullman, WA.

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