“We don’t want you here”: College football fans take aim at Baby Gronk’s Colorado visit

The Colorado Buffaloes took on the Oklahoma State Cowboys in Week 14 of the 2024 college football season. Coach Prime and his team joined the Big 12 conference this year. After last season's 4-8 campaign, the Buffs have exceeded expectations by not only becoming Bowl game eligible but also being a top contender for the Big 12 title and a spot in the 12-team playoffs.

The Colorado Buffaloes had a special guest in Boulder during their showdown against Oklahoma State. Social media personality Madden San Miguel, a.k.a Baby Gronk, was present at Folsom Field for this high-octane showdown.

Baby Gronk took to social media to share a photo of himself in Colorado gear in Boulder. We see him wearing a No.12 Buffs jersey, depicting himself as a fan of Travis Hunter. Baby Gronk paired it with a black and white jacket and a black pant.

Despite his excitement, fans of the Colorado Buffaloes were not very happy with his presence in Boulder. They took to social media to give Baby Bronk a cold welcome. One fan directly stated that they did not want him in Boulder.

"We don't want you here."

Another fan warned Deion Sanders about creating a bond with Baby Gronk.

"Best be careful with this one Prime. He'll have all sorts of negative press about college girls hitting on him. He's like f'n 9 and his dad does his account."

This fan said that Baby Gronk was incomparable to Travis Hunter even if he wears his jersey number:

"You ain't Travis Hunter lil bro."

Another fan expressed his disappointment about being in the same state as Baby Gronk.

"I hate I'm in the same state as you right now."

This fan said:

"This kid will never play a down in college."

Another fan added:

"All of CFB joining hands to hate on this kid is beautiful."

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Colorado emerges victorious over Oklahoma State in final regular-season game

After last week's loss to Kansas, the Buffs managed to close out their first Big 12 regular-season campaign under Coach Prime with a dominating 52-0 victory over the Oklahoma State Cowboys. It was also Coach Prime's sons Shedeur and Shilo's final home game before declaring for the NFL draft next season.

Shedeur Sanders put up an offensive masterclass against the Cowboys. He tallied a total of 438 yards and five touchdowns, breaking Colorado's single-season passing record which was previously set by Koy Detmer in 1996. The quarterback was also honored with the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award on Senior Day before the game started.

With this victory, the Buffs will be hopeful of competing for the Big 12 title and a spot in the 12-team playoffs. However, they need to wait and see if luck works out in their favor to compete in the championship contest on Dec. 7 in Arlington, Texas.