Another quality supporting player at Folsom Field for Kansas State

The Colorado Buffaloes had a star-studded supporting cast as they took on No. 18 Kansas State on Saturday night. The atmosphere at Folsom Field was electric, with a who's who of celebrities and athletes in attendance, showcasing the growing appeal of the program under head coach Deion Sanders.

NBA veteran John Wall was among the celebrity guests, along with several Phoenix Suns players, including Olympic gold medalist Kevin Durant. Durant's presence provided a major spark and underscored the growing connection between the Buffaloes football team and some of the biggest names in the NBA. Two Nuggets were also there: Russell Westbrook and DeAndre Jordan supported the Buffs.

CU graduate Laviska Shenault also made an appearance, fresh off his spectacular 97-yard touchdown return on Thursday Night Football. The former Buffaloes star, now playing in the NFL, showed his support for his alma mater, increasing pride in the program. Former NBA star Carmelo Anthony and MLB legend CC Sabathia were also spotted on the sidelines, adding to the star power.

Adding to the excitement were rappers Boston Richie and Sauce Walka, who played a prominent role in leading the Buff Walk into Folsom Field and energizing the crowd as the team made their grand entrance. Their presence added a unique cultural element to the evening, blending the worlds of music and sports in a way that has become synonymous with the new era of Colorado football.

Goldberg shows off by picking up a guard on the Colorado sideline

At such a high-profile meeting, the game itself was only part of the spectacle. Under Sanders' leadership, the Buffaloes continue to attract national attention, and Saturday night was a clear example of the program's growing reach beyond the field, attracting stars from across the sports and entertainment industries.