BOULDER, Colorado — After leading 14-0 in the first quarter, Deion Sanders’ Colorado squad was defeated 24-21 by BYU Saturday night at Folsom Field, with Isaiah Glasker’s interception of Kaidon Salter in the game’s final minute sealing the loss for the Buffaloes.

No. 25 BYU brings their perfect 3-0 record to Boulder tonight, where Kaidon Salter and the 2-2 Buffaloes look to avenge last December's loss in the Alamo Bowl

Transportation officials in Colorado closed the westbound lanes of Interstate 70 through Glenwood Canyon late Saturday morning so crews could do cleanup work the day after a semi rollover crash.

The 14-year-old unidentified student "endured the unimaginable" on Sept. 10 at Evergreen High School, his family said. He remains in the hospital after suffering gunshot injuries.

The Deseret News is providing live coverage of Saturday’s game between BYU and Colorado. Check back for updates throughout the game. BYU’s showdown with Colorado will be broadcast on ESPN and can be streamed through the ESPN app.

BYU boasts the second-best defense in the country, allowing just 205.3 yards per game, while Colorado’s defense ranks 112th.

Kaidon Salter gave Colorado’s offense new life in a close loss to BYU, showing off his dual-threat ability with both his arm and legs. Even in defeat, he proved why he’s the quarterback to watch as the Buffaloes look to get their season on track.

Colorado fans were ready for their moment under the bright lights at Folsom Field on Saturday evening. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said about the team on the field. The Buffs hung in with #25 BYU for four quarters and had plenty of opportunities to put the Cougars away,