Texas Tech fan claims to find pages of Colorado's playbook at hotel bar

<p>A Texas Tech fan reported finding pages from Colorado's playbook at a bar in the hotel where the Colorado Buffaloes were staying before their game against the Red Raiders. The fan shared this information on On3's Inside The Double T message board under the username 'VivaTerlingua' on Friday.</p><p>In the post, the fan stated, "OK I’m not posting pics of it but a bunch of us are in the Colorado team hotel at the bar and we found a 25 page or so playbook that I would bet large amounts of money on is the actual CU playbook. It’s got opening plays, red zone info, our tendencies, etc., etc."</p><p>A person claiming to be a friend of the group that found the pages shared videos on Instagram showing what appeared to be the same plays that Colorado used early in their game against Texas Tech.</p><p>Following the release of these photos and videos, another user on X shared a video early Sunday morning that showed the play sheet, indicating that the first six plays of Colorado's offense matched the pages.</p><p>There is no evidence that any member of the Texas Tech coaching staff received or viewed the alleged playbook pages. However, Texas Tech's defense performed strongly against Colorado's offense during the game.</p><p>Colorado scored on its opening drive but struggled afterward, with Texas Tech winning the game 29-7. The Buffaloes threw four interceptions in the second half.</p><p>Despite the lack of evidence regarding the playbook's origin, the story has gained traction, reflecting poorly on Colorado head coach Deion Sanders and his program, which has faced challenges this season. Following the loss to Texas Tech, Colorado's record fell to 2-3, with a combined score of 93-27 in their last three games.</p>