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DJ Khaled to perform on FOX Big Noon Kickoff before Colorado vs. UCF

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DJ Khaled is set to serve as a musical guest on Big Noon Kickoff ahead of Colorado vs. UCF, FOX announced. He will perform on the set ahead of the Big 12 matchup.

Big Noon Kickoff will make its way to Orlando for the game, which will mark the second Big 12 contest for both teams. The anticipation is building as Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes get ready to take on Gus Malzahn and the Knights at the Bounce House, and DJ Khaled will help set the tone for the matchup.

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Big Noon Kickoff will get underway at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday ahead of the highly anticipated Big 12 matchup. Kickoff, however, won’t be until 3:30 p.m. ET as FOX will air Michigan vs. Minnesota in the noon window.

Colorado is coming off a thrilling victory over Baylor in overtime in Week 4. A near-miracle Hail Mary pass from Shedeur Sanders to LaJohntay Wester sent the game to extra time, and a huge play from Travis Hunter kept Baylor out of the end zone and sealed the Buffaloes’ 38-31 win.

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As for UCF, the Knights enter Saturday’s contest with a 3-0 record as they come out of the bye. They picked up a thrilling 35-34 victory over TCU in Week 3 to stay undefeated on the year, and it adds to the stakes as Colorado arrives in Orlando.

Shedeur Sanders: LaJohntay Wester made Hail Mary happen

Sanders’ Hail Mary raised plenty of eyeballs as Colorado got its first Big 12 win of the year. As for what he saw on the play, his goal was to avoid taking a sack. However, when his go-to guys didn’t get open, he found Wester – and the rest is history.

“Well I was definitely thinking I’m not gonna get sacked right here, so I told the running back make sure you secure the edge,” Sanders said talking though the last play of regulation. “I’m rolling out, as I’m rolling to the left … Basically O (Omarion Miller) and Will [Sheppard], they both went towards the middle of the field. Trav (Travis Hunter) came all the way across, like a deep over. And I’m like alright, I know I can fit this one but it wasn’t gonna be a tud.

“Then I feel the closing seconds, that d-end or something got through the line of scrimmage and he was chasing me. Then it was the final second and then I threw it up in like an area and then that was it, then Tay made it happen.”