Wyoming at Colorado odds: Early point spread released, how to watch

As Colorado looks to get on track after a Week 3 loss to Houston, Wyoming makes its way to Folsom Field in Week 4. Ahead of the matchup, the early point spread has been released.

The Buffaloes opened as 13.5-point favorites over the Cowboys, according to BetMGM. The over-under also opened at 44.5 points.

Deion Sanders’ group is coming off a rocky showing against Houston, and Wyoming will serve as one final non-conference tuneup before Big 12 play gets into full swing. Here’s how to watch the Saturday night showdown.

How to watch Wyoming at Colorado

Date/Time: Sept. 20, 10:15 p.m. ET
Channel: ESPN
Location: Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo.

Colorado got off to a rough start against Houston in their Friday night matchup, but made a late surge to end the first half, entering the break with a 16-14 deficit. However, the Cougars turned on the jets after the break, scoring 20 second-half points to come away with the 36-20 victory and drop the Buffaloes to 1-2 on the year.

Ryan Staub shook off the rough start and eventually threw for a touchdown and helped set up Colorado’s second score of the first half. It was eventually called a fumble, recovered by Ryan Atkins. All told, Staub threw for 204 yards and a touchdown, along with two interceptions, on 19 of 35 passing.

After the game, Deion Sanders expressed his frustration with his team’s performance as Houston totaled 435 yards of offense. He said he made the message clear to his players, though held back a bit during his postgame press conference.

“Wasn’t good,” Sanders said during his opening statement. “I’m lost for words. Just spoke to the team on several thoughts that came to mind because no one could’ve told me that this game was going to turn out like this with the week of preparation that we had. The meetings that we had, the film study and the preparation that we had, no one could’ve told me that it was going to turn out like this.

“Oh, Lord, thank you. Thanking God for not allowing me to say what I wanted to say. Wasn’t good. Wasn’t good at all. I take full responsibility of the foolishness that went on out there, that we tried … to call it football. It wasn’t that. We’ve got to do better in every phase of the game. We’ve got to do better preparing our kids, we’ve got to do better, period.”

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