How to watch Colorado vs. BYU football: Time, tickets, odds and injuries

Here's everything you need to know ahead of Colorado and BYU's matchup — including how to watch, betting odds, injuries and what to watch for

BY TRENT FINNEGAN

Sep 24, 2025, 11:33 AM

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BOULDER, Colo. — The Colorado Buffaloes are back in Boulder for an Alamo Bowl rematch against the No. 25 BYU Cougars. After they got back on track last week with a 37-20 victory over the Wyoming Cowboys, the Buffs now turn to their conference schedule for good in which they begin with a month-long gauntlet of games.

The Cougars are 3-0 with three comfortable wins over easy opponents, and earned a spot in the AP Poll Top 25 rankings after their 34-13 win at East Carolina last week. The Buffs are the biggest test on their schedule to date, especially being on the road, but the blue and white are still favored by a touchdown.

Here’s everything you need to know for Saturday’s clash, including the TV schedule, odds, injuries, and what to watch for.

HOW TO WATCH COLORADO VS. BYU

Saturday’s contest is set to kick off from Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado, at 8:15 p.m. MDT and will be televised on ESPN. Mark Jones, Roddy Jones and Quint Kessenich will be on the call.

HOW TO BUY TICKETS FOR COLORADO VS. BYU

There are still a handful of tickets for sale on Colorado’s official website, with the lowest price currently hovering around $125.

ODDS FOR COLORADO VS. BYU

Spread/Total: Colorado +6.5, 47.5

Moneyline: Colorado +195, BYU -240

INJURIES FOR COLORADO VS. BYU

The first of injury report leading up to the game for each team is expected to be released at 8:00 p.m. MDT on Wednesday.

COLORADO VS. BYU SERIES HISTORY

Colorado leads the all-time series 7-4-1. BYU won the last game 36-14 when they embarrassed the Buffs in the 2024 Alamo Bowl. The Buffs have an 5-1 record at Folsom Field, with the only home loss coming in 1981 (41-20). That game was the last time these two squads matched up in the regular season, as BYU’s win (20-17) in 1988 came in the Freedom Bowl over the late, great Bill McCartney.