Buffaloes DB Travis Sandersfeld Named Pac-12 Defensive Player Of The Week
Colorado senior cornerback Travis Sandersfeld has been named this week's Pac-12 defensive player of the week for his final home performance against the Arizona Wildcats. This is just more good news to come out of Saturday's victory.
Sandersfeld, a senior from Limon, Colo., played all 76 snaps at nickel back in Colorado's 48-29 win over Arizona. He tallied 14 tackles, 11 of which were solo. His three tackles for loss totaled 13 yards, including a sack for nine yards. Sandersfeld also added an interception as the Buffaloes picked up their first Pac-12 victory.
Running back Rodney Stewart was nominated for the offensive award due to his 181 yard, 4 touchdown (one coming on a pass to quarterback Tyler Hansen) performance, but the honor instead went to Washington State freshman quarterback Connor Halliday who threw for 494 yards and four touchdowns in a 37-27 victory over Arizona State.
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wow
what a personal comeback to go from the USC game to being defensive player of the week 8 days later. Might of had something to do with the speed of arizona’s receivers but still, congrats Travis.
Hey Mark, you out there?
Give him a big ol’ pat on the back from all of us at TRR the next time you see him, sir!
(TRR reader Mark is Sandersfeld’s Uncle)
DAG
Email: David.Gerhardt@gmail.com

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