Tensions ran high in the third quarter of Colorado’s matchup against Kansas, as Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders let his frustrations boil over on Saturday. Following a hit during a chaotic sequence, Sanders appeared to shove a line judge in the back while caught in the middle of a scrum.

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders will not face a suspension after he was seen shoving a referee.

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders took a bad hit to the knee during last Saturday’s matchup against the Kansas Jayhawks, and the play quickly became a hot topic on social media. Fans and analysts, including Joel Klatt, even called it a cheap shot.

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders will not face a suspension from the Big 12 after making contact with an official during Saturday’s game against Kansas. A Big 12 source confirmed to SI that any disciplinary action stemming from the incident would be handled internally by the Colorado program.

The Colorado football team fell to conference rival Kansas on Saturday in what was a frustrating night for the Buffaloes' offense. The Jayhawks doubled up

Shedeur Sanders threw the pass for Colorado against Kansas on Saturday and the Jayhawks’ Dean Miller came in low and leveled the quarterback. There was a penalty flag on the play and everyone expected a personal foul on Miller, a 6-foot-5, 235-pound defensive end, Colorado was called for an ineligible man downfield.

Shedeur Sanders once again showcased his resilience and toughness in Colorado’s matchup against Kansas, despite enduring a brutal hit in the second quarter. The

Shedeur Sanders is one tough hombre. Sanders was nailed in the knees after throwing a pass in the second quarter of his Colorado Buffaloes' game at the

Colorado football quarterback Shedeur Sanders landed in hot water after the loss to Kansas. Not because his Buffaloes looked awful in the 37-21 defeat against the Jayhawks. But Sanders forcefully touched a referee during the Big 12 Conference game.

The Colorado quarterback avoids punishment for a controversial incident with a referee, ensuring his availability for a crucial game against Oklahoma State.