WATCH: Avery Johnson becomes "man of people" with hilarious sideline selfies to cheer up Colorado fans

Avery Johnson was a sensation in the Big 12 game between Kansas State and Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday night. The quarterback led the Wildcats to a 31-28 win against the Buffaloes at Folsom Field, completing 15 of 23 passes for 224 yards and two touchdowns.

Johnson was a constant threat to the Buffaloes' defense. Being a dual-threat quarterback, he created problems galore for Colorado in the air and on the ground. That saw him secure the admiration of many fans, including those watching in Boulder.

After Avery Johnson exited the game due to injury, the level of love he had commanded became evident. While sitting on the sidelines as the game drew to a close, he was seen taking a selfie with a Colorado fan, who had asked for it. The scene has caught the attention of many college football fans.

Here's the video:

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Avery Johnson's injury against Colorado

Avery Johnson left the game against Colorado in the third quarter after completing a pass, with his team holding a narrow seven-point lead. The nature of Johnson's injury caused immediate concern as players and fans reacted to the potentially serious situation.

As soon as Johnson released the pass, he dropped to the ground in visible pain. Although a Colorado defender was pressuring him before the pass, the injury seemed to be a non-contact one. Johnson knelt down, clutching his side.

Johnson was escorted out of the field by trainers after a brief evaluation. He was seen jogging to the locker room for further assessment after a few moments on the sideline. In his absence, backup quarterback Ta'Quan Roberson took over the offense.

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Avery Johnson celebrates a touchdown with “Deion Shuffle”

Avery Johnson marked his eight-yard touchdown run in the first quarter of the matchup against Colorado with a unique celebration. After crossing into the end zone at Folsom Field, he basked in the moment and did a dance that could have infuriated his opponents

The Wildcats took a bold risk by opting to go for it on 4th and 4 from their eight-yard line. Colorado dialed up a blitz, sending a free rusher straight toward Johnson. Displaying remarkable poise, Johnson dodged the oncoming defender, turning the play into a stunning touchdown.

Johnson opted to celebrate by doing the "Deion Shuffle," a popular dance style done by Deion Sanders, who was watching from the opposing sideline. That likely a taunt from the quarterback to the coach and Colorado, but the situation didn't escalate.