The Alamo Bowl announced Tuesday that Saturday’s BYU-Colorado game was the most-watched Alamo Bowl broadcast of all time.

Valero Alamo Bowl shattered records, drawing in an unprecedented 8.0 million viewers for the showdown between No. 17 BYU and No. 23 Colorado. This mile

BYU and Colorado both finished in a four-way tie for first place in the Big 12 standings, but neither team had the tiebreaker advantage to reach the Big 12 title game. That, among other factors, led Cougars quarterback Kedon Slovis to describe the Alamo Bowl matchup against the Buffaloes as "the people's" Big 12 championship game.

ESPN said an average audience of 8 million people watched the Cougars win the all-Big 12 matchup over the Buffaloes on Saturday night. The audience for the game is the biggest for a game outside of the College Football Playoff or a New Year’s Six game since Michigan played Alabama in the 2020 Citrus Bowl.

Coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes are taking on BYU in Saturday's Alamo Bowl in San Antonio. Follow along.

The national perception of BYU has changed immensely after the Cougars' 36-14 rout of Coach Prime's Colorado Buffaloes in 33rd annual Alamo Bowl.

BYU defeated Colorado 36-14 in the Alamo Bowl, securing their second double-digit win season in the past five years. Ben and Donnie recap the matchup.