College Football Fans Looking Forward to Colorado’s Heavyweight Schedule After 2

Colorado couldn’t have gotten off to a better start, as the Buffaloes are now 2-0 on the season after a 36-14 victory over Nebraska on Saturday.

However, although Colorado has to play one more game before getting into its Pac-12 schedule, fans are excited about how the Buffaloes will begin conference play.

After Colorado plays host to Colorado State next week, the Buffaloes play at No. 13 Oregon in Week 4. Then Colorado will face visiting No. 6 USC in Week 5.

Not only will Colorado play the two of the best teams in the Pac-12, but Shedeur Sanders also will face off against Bo Nix and Caleb Williams, both of whom are Heisman Trophy candidates.

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oh man we get Colorado at Oregon and Colorado vs. USC in back to back weeks pic.twitter.com/CJ265EArZ9
— Jeremy (@JeromeyR0me) September 9, 2023

Colorado is at Oregon and then has a home game against USC back-to-back weekends on the 23rd and 30th of September. Those 2 games are going to be fun.
— Zach Gelb (@ZachGelb) September 9, 2023

Colorado most likely being 3-0 before they play Oregon and USC back to back at the towards the end of the month is great for the sport. I’m excited to see how Colorado competes with those teams ESPECIALLY that USC game at the end of the month.
— AW. (@austinw_93) September 9, 2023

Colorado will obviously win next week at Colorado st they’ll be 3-0 heading into Oregon and usc . That will be the real test pic.twitter.com/Il27ZTQ40s
— John (@iam_johnw) September 9, 2023

Thought last week there’s a good chance Colorado gets to 3-0. I’m sure that’ll happen barring any crazy injuries next week.

After that? Oregon and USC coming. Then we see what’s up. But kudos for Colorado. They’ve earned this joy.
— Evan Barnes (@evan_b) September 9, 2023

For Colorado to be a top-10 team this year, the Buffaloes will have to prove their mettle against the Pac-12’s best. However, some fans and analysts believe that, while Colorado’s hot start is impressive, it will not last when they get into the teeth of the conference schedule.

Damn

Oregon and USC going to kill Colorado
— Brother Mouzone (@SCHEMEdeem) September 9, 2023

Not taking nothing from Colorado, but Nebraska showed a solid defense can cripple them. I think they lose against Oregon and USC cause they both solid and smart teams on offense and defense.
— Joe Whiskey (@Ceasars_Palace9) September 9, 2023

Colorado’s Pac-12 schedule eases up after those first two weeks, but the Buffaloes also must play No. 16 Oregon State and No. 12 Utah later in the year. It’s notable that No. 9 Washington and quarterback Michael Penix Jr., another Heisman candidate, aren’t on Colorado’s schedule this year.

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