On the one hand, BYU-Colorado should be a massive television draw. The Alamo Bowl is rated the top bowl game outside the playoff games. Plus, if potential top-five draft picks Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter actually play the whole game, everyone will tune in. That is a good thing for the Big 12.

There will be lots of eyeballs on BYU and Colorado when the two teams meet in San Antonio on Dec. 28. That much we know.

The most notable change in Colorado's starting lineup will come at linebacker, as Nikhai Hill-Green recently transferred to the Alabama Crimson Tide. Head coach Deion Sanders will also likely be without Phillip Houston, who started nine games at right tackle before suffering an injury.