In Pics: Four-star prospect Carde "Smitty" Smith shares glimpses of latest Colorado visit to watch Prime Time show

Carde "Smitty" Smith, a four-star offensive tackle from Williamson High School, was at Folsom Field to see Deion Sanders' Colorado defeat the Cincinnati Bearcats 34-23 on Saturday. College football games are the best time to give top recruits experience on what it would be like when they'd don the jerseys.

Led by quarterback Shedeur Sanders and top Heisman candidate Travis Sanders, the Buffs put the screws early on, scoring double-digit points in both quarters of the first half. Colorado's defense also didn't allow Cincinnati to score at the same pace and rendered them scoreless in the third quarter.

Following the game, Smith, a Mobile, Alabama, native, took to X, letting his followers know that he enjoyed his time at Colorado.

"I enjoyed my time at Colorado this weekend Skobuffs 🦬" Smith tweeted.

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Colorado's chances to land commitment of 2025 class prospect Carde Smith

The six-foot, 295-pound, offensive tackle has received 23 offers but has made a commitment to Lincoln Riley's USC Trojans 2025 Class. However, Colorado is among several programs to try to flip from his commitment after inviting him over to Folsom Field to watch their college football games.

As per On3, Carde Smith ranks No. 265 in the nation, 21st overall offensive tackle and No. 15 in his state, Alabama. As per the recruiting prediction of On3, the USC Trojans, who have received his pledge, lead with 68% in their recruitment chances.

They are followed by the Auburn Tigers, who have a 30.2% chance to land his commitment. Colorado is among 21 other programs that have less than a 1% chance to make Smith flip.

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Where does Colorado's 2025 class stand?

The Colorado Buffaloes have landed 10 commitments for their 2025 class, with major recruits committing, including a pair of four-star wide receivers, Adrian Wilson and Quanell Farrakhan Jr. Other four-star prospect committed include interior offensive lineman Chauncey Gooden, cornerback Alex Graham and safety Antonio Branch.

According to On3, Colorado's 2025 Class ranks 64th in the nation and 15th in their Big 10 conference. Their class score is 85.23.