Stanford football took down a Deion Sanders-led Colorado football team last Saturday in a game that had a little bit of everything. The Cardinal, coached by David Shaw, held off the favored Buffaloes before overcoming a 46-43 deficit in overtime that left players lamenting the losing side’s missed opportunities.
Stanford football offensive lineman Connor McLaughlin took the time to furiously troll Shedeur Sanders after his team’s win. The Heisman Trophy candidate went viral for an ill-timed Instagram post that left many in disbelief.
Last weekend, a post by another Cardinals offensive lineman, Fisher Anderson, went viral in a way that the national media is still recording and absorbing today.
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Anderson, a 6-foot-6, 294-pound athlete from Franklin, Tennessee, calls out Colorado football team which includes multiple calls The name may have won. He did not get along with the ailing Buffaloes, “Coach Prime Minister” and his talented and famous sons.
Anderson’s ‘mercenary’ outburst echoed in national media headlines and made noise as Colorado and Stanford football fans continued to watch for pieces of the fiery match Saturday in Boulder.
The Cardinal improved to 2-4 with the win while coach Sanders’ Buffaloes fell to 4-3 on the season.
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“I’m pretty sure the Jesus you follow wouldn’t approve of this post.” Attacking someone is never a good idea. But hey, whatever,” one fan said in response to Anderson’s comment.