Retzlaff and the Cougars take on Deion Sanders' Colorado Buffaloes in the Alamo Bowl on Saturday, Dec. 28, which is also the fourth night of Hanukkah

BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff didn’t hold back when he called the Alamo Bowl matchup with Colorado the "People’s Big 12 Championship." And let’s be honest – he’s not wrong. While the official Big 12 title game featured Iowa State and Arizona State,

The BYU Cougars cruised past the Colorado Buffaloes in the Valero Alamo Bowl Saturday night, winning 36-14 to finish the 2024 season with an 11-2 record. Here are three keys that led to the Cougars’ victory.

With all eyes on Buffaloes stars Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders, the Cougars delivered the true flair in a sold-out Alamodome.

On Saturday night, no. 17 BYU takes on no. 23 Colorado in the Alamo Bowl. BYU-Colorado was once the most likely matchup in the Big 12 title game. These two team

There have been dips in ratings. Last season, an Alamo Bowl featuring Arizona and Oklahoma averaged 3.93 million viewers — an 18% decline from the 4.78 million who watched Washington and Texas in the same bowl game a year earlier. But don’t tell Kalani Sitake and Deion Sanders that the non-Playoff bowl games are meaningless.

ASU football fans sounded off on social media on BYU QB Jake Retzlaff's comments made before the Alamo Bowl game against Big 12 rival Colorado.

The Colorado Buffaloes found themselves in an early hole during the Alamo Bowl on Saturday night, trailing 10-0 to BYU after the first quarter. A one-yard touch

If Jake Retzlaff thinks the Alamo Bowl is truly the "people's Big 12 Championship, then the self-proclaimed "B-Y-Jew" needs to be reminded how conference standings work.