The Colorado vs TCU Game: A Rollercoaster You Didn't Ask For
Ah, the Colorado vs TCU game. A match-up that had fans on the edge of their seats, but maybe not for the reasons you'd expect. Let's dive into the chaos, shall we?
The Opening Act: Colorado's False Hope
The game started with Colorado winning the toss and deferring, giving TCU the ball. Major Everhart made a decent return, but the real story was Colorado's opening drive. A 12-play drive covering 73 yards led to a touchdown by Dylan Edwards. It was like watching a high school team suddenly realize they could play with the big boys. Ah, the naivety.
TCU's Comedy of Errors
TCU had their moments, but let's be honest, they were more like brief flashes of competence in a sea of mediocrity. Morris found his big tight end Jared Wiley, and it looked like TCU was about to score. But wait! Interception in the end zone by Trevor Woods. Classic TCU, always keeping us entertained.
The Second Half: Where Logic Died
Dylan Edwards opened the second half with a 75-yard touchdown for Colorado. It was as if the Buffaloes were trying to put TCU to sleep. But TCU wasn't having it. They responded with a touchdown by Jared Wiley, and just like that, the game was back on. Or so we thought.
The Final Act: A Plot Twist Nobody Wanted
In the end, it was a 45-42 win for Colorado. A rollercoaster of emotions, questionable plays, and moments that had us all questioning the meaning of life. Or at least the meaning of this game.
Stats or Lack Thereof
If you're into numbers, you might want to look elsewhere. Sure, there were stats, but let's be real, the only numbers that mattered were the ones on the scoreboard. And even those are up for debate.
The Real MVP: The Referees
Let's give a shoutout to the real MVPs of the game: the referees. From questionable calls to moments of sheer bewilderment, they kept us guessing till the end.
Final Thoughts: Why Did We Watch This Again?
So there you have it, folks. A game that had it all, yet somehow left us wanting more. Or maybe just wanting it to be over. Either way, it was a game that will be talked about, but probably for all the wrong reasons.
