Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders addressed the team's late heroics and chaotic ending on win over Baylor. The Colorado Buffaloes are the talk of the town once again. The Buffaloes pulled off a miraculous comeback victory that had every ingredient for an instant classic.

A chaotic scene erupted on the field after Colorado shocked Baylor with a dramatic overtime win Saturday night in Boulder. The Buffaloes pulled off a Hail Mary pass as time expired in regulation and then halted the Bears just inches short of a game-tying touchdown in overtime, securing a 38-31 victory in their return to the Big 12.

Colorado opened up Big 12 play with an improbable comeback win, highlighted by a Hail Mary. Here are three takeaways from the Buffs' Week 4 game.

Colorado fans felt so good about beating Baylor, they rushed the field. Twice.

It was a chaotic finish in Boulder, with fans storming the field to celebrate Colorado‘s win against Baylor amid a review before leaving the field and storming again once the review ended the game. That prompted head coach Deion Sanders to apologize to Dave Aranda of Baylor.

Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders help Colorado pull off a wet and wild win against Baylor, starting the season 3-1 again under coach Deion Sanders

Colorado football never gave up on Saturday against Baylor. The Buffaloes gave up 21 points in the second quarter, imploding and going into halftime down 28-17. However, Colorado football rallied and pushed the game to overtime on a miracle Hail Mary from Shedeur Sanders to LaJohntay Wester.