it's great to be able to watch football without having to work it which is what happened last night we were texting during the Colorado North Dakota State game and North Dakota State gave Colorado a run for their money just like last year there was questionable clock management by Colorado unlike last year though I saw that MDS posted about Dian Sanders coach Prime entering his second year at Colorado there was a lot of hype around the team after their 3 to9 season last year but Diane has also faced a lot of criticism recently for not handling criticism well Diane was actually asked about the poor clock management last year when they were trying to mount a comeback against USC there were no questions about the lack of urgency I remember watching that game The Clock Was ticking they were down multiple scores and it was just a frantic Pace last night they were trying to milk the clock and a long pass was thrown when it wasn't needed the pass was incomplete when asked about it Diane said his son shadur was just trying to help the receiver get a catch and it sounded like Diane approved of it or at least acknowledged it wasn't the right call but the quarterback has to know the situation and manage the clock accordingly they ended up escaping what would have been a fourth and long situation due to an interference penalty on a long throw shadur made when he looked like he might get sacked that gave North Dakota State a chance with good field position and time to potentially win the game they just got lucky the defender ran into the receiver before the ball arrive that's when they should have shifted to a clock killing mode so it was surprising to see them give North Dakota state that opportunity if Colorado had lost that game it would have been a really bad sign for Dyan second season in Boulder one bright spot though was the play of Travis Hunter he is an amazing probably the best receiver in college football some of the plays he made both on offense and defense were just unbelievable if Hunter stays healthy and puts up huge stats like he did in that game it could be the most interesting thing about Colorado this season even if they end up having a losing record the question is could hunt still win the Heisman Trophy if Colorado only wins three to four games it's happened before with Paul horning winning in 1956 when Notre Dame was 2 to8 the announcers were speculating on which side of the ball Hunter would play in the NFL but that tells me they don't pay attention to the pay structure as a receiver he's going to make significantly more money than as a defensive back so the choice is pretty clear maybe he wants to emulate Dyan but the economics of the NFL make receiver the obvious path