There will be lots of eyeballs on BYU and Colorado when the two teams meet in San Antonio on Dec. 28. That much we know.

The players visited SeaWorld San Antonio on Christmas Day, continuing an Alamo Bowl tradition. Take a look at the fun in the video player above. Colorado Coach Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders also took in the sights and sounds of the Alamo City, visiting the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts and other spots around downtown.

The bowl will be the final chance to see a pair of CU greats in black and gold before wideout/cornerback Travis Hunter and quarterback Shedeur Sanders enter the NFL Draft.

Here's what BYU's defensive players and Colorado's star quarterback said Thursday in San Antonio as the Cougars and Buffaloes prepared for the Alamo Bowl.

On Sunday, the San Antonio Zoo shared a video on X that featured Elmer making his prediction for the Alamo Bowl

The Cougars have arrived in San Antonio for what they hope will be an Alamo Bowl to remember. “Super excited to be down here,” said defensive end Tyler Batty. “We’ve heard great things about San Antonio and just the experience,

When most of us were celebrating Christmas Eve with family and friends, the BYU football team was arriving in San Antonio. “We’re super-excited to be down here,” Cougar senior defensive end Tyler Batty said.

The first thing jumped out to BYU coach Kalani Sitake when the Cougars arrived Tuesday in San Antonio ahead of Saturday's Alamo Bowl against No. 23 Colorado was the food.

After a rare absence from bowl season last year, the Cougars rebounded with a 10-win campaign, earning a spot in the Alamo Bowl.