Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders seemingly got away with one during the Buffaloes’ game against the Kansas Jayhawks.

Shedeur Sanders once again showcased his resilience and toughness in Colorado’s matchup against Kansas, despite enduring a brutal hit in the second quarter. The

With their win over Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday afternoon, the Jayhawks made college football history, becoming the first below-.500 team to ever win three-straight games against ranked teams, according to the Fox broadcast.

Quarterback Shedeur Sanders pushed a referee in the third quarter on Saturday's matchup between No. 16 Colorado and Kansas. After the Buffaloes'

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders appears to shove an official but was not ejected from Saturday's game against Kansas.

Somehow, this was not called roughing the passer. Shedeur Sanders threw the pass for Colorado against Kansas on Saturday and the Jayhawks' Dean Miller came in low and leveled the quarterback. There was a penalty flag on the play and everyone expected a personal foul

Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders avoided an ejection for shoving the referee in the second half of No. 16 Colorado's 37-21 loss to Kansas. Officials appeared to miss Sanders shoving the referee in the midst of a tussle between Colorado and Kansas players.

Kansas DE Dean Miller escaped a roughing the passer penalty when slamming into the knees of Colorado quarterback Sheduer Sanders, leading to outrage on social media

Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders escaped injury after he landed awkwardly following a low hit in the first half of the Buffaloes’ game vs. Kansas. Sanders got taken out at the knees by defensive end Dean Miller after he scrambled around for a long time and fired an incomplete pass toward Will Sheppard.

Sanders has been one of two leaders on an electric Buffalos team that is still in the running for the Big 12 championship and a spot in the College Football Playoff.