Scene at CU: Buffs take on Iowa State

The Colorado Buffalos defeated No. 22-ranked Iowa State on Saturday, Oct. 11, with a score of 24-17. But that's not all. Before a sold-out crowd of Buff and Cyclone fans, there was a Golden Buffalo Marching Band performance featuring members of the Evergreen High School Band; there were visits and recognitions by Chancellor Justin Schwartz and Dr. Gina LaFrazza; there was fan excitement and more.Ìý

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Ralphie VII, known as “Brandy,” runs out to start the game with three handlers beside her. (Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)
Quarterback Kaidon Salter, with a football in hand, is in motion on the field.
Members of the Evergreen High School Band perform with the Golden Buffalo Marching Band, blue and gold uniforms side by side. (Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)
Members of the Evergreen High School marching band, in blue uniforms, performed with the Golden Buffalo Marching Band.
Members of the Evergreen High School marching band performed with the Golden Buffalo Marching Band. (Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)
Members of the Evergreen High School marching band, in blue uniforms, holding instruments, are in formation alongside the Golden Buffalo Marching Band. (Photo by Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)
Buff fans cheer from the stands. (Photo by Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)
Chancellor Justin Schwartz and Gina LaFrazza cheer from the field before the start of the game. (Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)
Chancellor Justin Schwartz and Gina LaFrazza take a selfie on the field. (Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)
Buff football players walk on the sideline while Coach Deion Sanders extends his left hand to greet on player in passing. (Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)
Buff fans lean over a partition, excited for the football matchup.
Football players in opposing uniforms play on a field, with one catching a ball in his hands.
A fan wears a clear rain poncho with a plushy buffalo hat on her head.
The university recognizes Katherine Stange, professor of mathematics, during pregame announcements on the field with Chancellor Justin Schwartz.
Coach Sanders has his arm around Sincere Brown's shoulder as the two chat. The player is wearing a black CU jersey number 9.
From the field, Coach Sanders reaches to put his baseball cap on the head a child. Witnesses to the interaction look on in amazement.
Four smiling people wear Coach Prime-branded gold sunglasses.
Fans in the stands clap, many dressed in CU apparel and one sporting a banana costume.