While the top-seeded teams are unaffected by a bye week, other teams must reschedule games. Snow has blanketed stadiums and fields, forcing changes to planned matchups.

Follow the action from Friday night’s playoff games with score updates and highlights from the Southern California News Group’s large team of reporters.

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The RMAC football title will stay in Colorado. It’s just heading elsewhere. CSU Pueblo officially put an end to Colorado School of Mines’ longshot conference championship hopes with a 28-13 victory on a chilly Saturday afternoon inside the Thunderbowl.

No. 6 CSU Pueblo wins their 7th straight game, beating no. 21 Mines on Senior day 28-13. The Thunderwolves clinch at least a share of the RMAC title. They can win it outright next week when they take on Chadron State.

No. 7 CSU-Pueblo got six sacks from its defense and forced two turnovers in a 28-13 win over No. 14 Colorado School of Mines in Pueblo on Saturday.

The Colorado Buffaloes play against the Texas Tech Red Raiders in a college football game today. Fans can watch this game for free online.

On Saturday, Colorado football wide receiver LaJohntay Wester found the end zone for the eighth time this season midway through the second quarter against the Texas Tech Red Raiders. With the 23-yard score,

LaJohntay Wester’s explosive 23-yard touchdown grab from Shedeur Sanders marked a pivotal moment for the Colorado Buffaloes as they worked to rally back against Texas Tech in Lubbock. Early on, the Red Raiders took advantage of the home-field intensity,