Shenault's 4 TDs lead No. 21 Colorado past ASU 28-21

BOULDER, Colo. -- Besmirch the unblemished Buffaloes all you want, 21st-ranked Colorado proved it belongs in the rankings with a 28-21 win over Arizona State on Saturday. Knocked for a weak schedule with their opponents a cumulative 1-16 entering the weekend, the Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) delivered big on both sides of the ball. Laviska Shenault Jr . , the nation's leading receiver, scored four times, twice on receptions, twice on runs. "He's a fabulous player," Arizona State coach Herm Edwards said. "There were times we had doubled him and he still caught the football. They found a way to get him the football and he made a lot of big plays for them." Shenault had plenty of company in the clutch performance department. The Buffaloes' unheralded offensive line stymied the Sun Devils' vaunted pass rush and kept Steven Montez so clean, the quarterback declared, "No heat.