The Colorado Buffaloes are gearing up for a high-stakes showdown against Texas Tech on November 9. With kickoff slated for 4 p.m. ET on FOX. This game, a testament to just how much the Buffs have become a national sensation this season. This year it’s been nothing short of a TV takeover for Colorado, setting a program record by having all ten of their game’s broadcasts on major networks—whether it’s ESPN or prime network slots. When it comes to, black and gold, Coach Prime is the name of everybody’s lips.

In addition, the broadcast booth is set for a dynamic play-by-play pairing, with Jason Benetti and Brock Huard calling the shots for FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff. Jason Benetti has steadily built a reputation for his sharp play-by-play work. Bringing a unique voice to FOX Sports and to the Detroit Tigers broadcasts. Known for his attention to detail and storytelling ability. Benetti’s broadcasting prowess spans across multiple sports, including college football, MLB, basketball, and even lacrosse. His journey, marked by overcoming cerebral palsy, has resonated widely with fans. Making him both relatable and inspiring. His voice brings an ‘everyman’ appeal, grounded in humor.

Brock Huard, Benetti’s broadcast partner for this game, brings a former quarterback’s eye to the analysis. A standout at the University of Washington he quarterbacked in the NFL for the Seahawks in 2004. Huard combines an athlete’s instinct with a knack for explaining complex plays in simple, engaging ways.

He ended with career NFL stats of 60 of 109 for 689 yards with 4 touchdowns and 2 interceptions. Then Joining FOX and Benetti in 2019. The Huard-Benetti pairing has gained popularity, with Huard often grounding Benetti’s comedic tone with his straightforward insights. Adding excitement as the no. 23 Buffaloes will lock horns with the no. 11 Iowa State slayers, the Red Raiders. Deion Sanders and Buffs will be looking to keep their 6-2 record in-tact.

Colorado Buffaloes will have fresh legs against Texas Tech

Coach Prime’s side will be entering the week with momentum gained from the bye week. With that also comes an ample amount of preparation, recovery, and few tidbits with his players, particularly Travis Hunter. The offensive leaders for the Buffs, both Heisman contenders/teammates Shedeur Sanders Hunter will be 2legendary. Sanders, with his 21 tuddys and Travis with 60 receives and 8 TDs are the reason Colorado became bowl eligible.

Texas Tech, on the other hand, enters this week having just pulled off a last-second upset victory over No. 11 Iowa State. That win has likely boosted the Red Raiders’ confidence who aren’t much behind the Buffs with a 6-3 overall in the Big-12.