With the clock ticking on the college football season, Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders implores his Colorado Buffaloes to step up. He urges players to unite, demanding they become part of the solution rather than fueling the team’s ongoing problems.
Deion Sanders’ endorsement of Shohei Ohtani has put the superstar pitcher and hitter in the spotlight, fueling excitement around the Los Angeles Dodgers. With a pitcher rumored to be on the trading block, analysts predict that the Dodgers still reign as heavy favorites to claim the World Series title.
Deion Sanders, head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, sent a message to Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Though details of the exchange remain limited, it sparks fresh excitement about multi-talented athletes in college football and Major League Baseball.
TCU charged back from a two-touchdown deficit to beat Colorado 35-21 in Fort Worth. Josh Hoover’s stellar showing included four passing touchdowns, two of them caught by Eric McAlister, and a rushing score. Deion Sanders’ anticipated return to Fort Worth ended in a Horned Frogs victory.
In a move few anticipated, head coach Deion Sanders is reportedly turning to sophomore quarterback Ryan Staub to lead the Colorado Buffaloes against the Houston Cougars. Staub’s strong performance against Delaware and his knowledge of Pat Shurmur’s system make him a compelling choice.
Colorado quarterback Kaidon Salter’s first start was a rollercoaster ride, showcasing his running ability and a lone touchdown pass. Despite these flashes of promise, the Buffaloes fell in heartbreaking fashion to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, leaving the team searching for answers.
Deion Sanders is advocating for significant reforms in college football, calling for NFL-style fines for uniform violations and proposing a salary cap to bring structure to the sport. He believes current practices around NIL deals lack sense and urges for limitations to be set.
As Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter take their talents to the NFL, Colorado faces the daunting task of filling their shoes—a challenge that head coach Deion Sanders believes will require five players.
Former Pro Bowl receiver TJ Houshmandzadeh reveals Shedeur Sanders’ surprisingly high placement on the Cleveland Browns’ depth chart, signaling potential shifts in the team’s strategy.
In a candid appearance on Asante Samuel’s “Say What Needs to Be Said” podcast, Deion Sanders opens up about Travis Hunter’s departure to the NFL. The two former NFL cornerbacks reconcile after a recent disagreement and delve into a deep discussion on Hunter’s irreplaceable role and other NFL insights.
