Isaac Wilson takes blame after rough first start for Colorado
Isaac Wilson took responsibility for his three interceptions against Texas Tech as Colorado enters its bye week with an unsettled QB situation.
Quarterback Isaac Wilson admitted defeat following Colorado's 29-7 loss to No. 12 Texas Tech in a game where his performance was a key factor. After an encouraging first start with an 8-yard touchdown pass to Joseph Williams, Wilson's play deteriorated as he threw three interceptions that enabled Texas Tech to capitalize on four.
Wilson's final touchdown pass was a pick-six, the worst in college football history. Acknowledging his mistakes, Wilson took full responsibility for the offense's struggles, stating, "I did not make smart decisions tonight. I need to stop trying to be more than I am." He also recognized the strong defensive play by Colorado, which was instrumental in their inability to secure a win.
Coach Brady Sanders hinted at the need for improvement at a specific position, leaving the starting quarterback role uncertain as Colorado prepares for their next game against Utah.
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