T he Big 12 Conference has announced adjustments to its 2025 football schedule, featuring 10 Friday night games selected in collaboration with its television partners, ESPN and FO

The Big 12 announced Friday morning that two CU football games, including the home opener, are being moved from Saturday to Friday evening kickoffs. The Buffs’ Week 1 meeting with Georgia Tech will now kick on Friday, Aug. 29, and CU’s visit to Houston will now kick on Friday, Sept. 12.

Turnovers: 16 (George 5, Ndongo 4, Terry 4, Powell 2, Souare). Steals: 5 (Ndongo 2, George, Mustaf, Souare). Technical Fouls: None. Percentages: FG .381, FT .714. 3-Point Goals: 11-31, .355 (Sallis 3-8, Reid 2-2, Harris 2-3, Johnson 2-5, Biliew 1-2, Hildreth 1-6, Friedrichsen 0-1, Dunn 0-2, Spillers 0-2).

Georgia Tech tight end Jackson Hawes could be a name to watch for the Houston Texans after his second meeting with the team.

Georgia entered Saturday's game with a No. 32 NCAA NET rating. It's possible the Bulldogs could have survived losses to Vanderbilt and in their SEC Tournament opening game against Oklahoma on Wednesday night in Nashville and still made the NCAA field.

The Big 12 Conference is finalizing the schedule for CU's third season under Deion Sanders. CU has 7 home games for the first time in 43 seasons.

Georgia Tech had to make an important hire this offseason when former defensive coordinator Tyler Santucci left for a job with the Baltimore Ravens. The Yellow

Prime Time isn't only the name of head coach Deion Sanders, it also represents where you can find the CU Buffs on the schedule in 2025.