Deion Sanders Reveals Why He Won't Coach in the NFL
Colorado Buffalos head coach and NFL legend Deion Sanders says that he could not coach professional football in the current climate and opens up about why he won't move back to the big league. Deion Sanders says he "couldn't coach pro ball” in a recent episode of his television series More News: Chiefs Reveal First Minimal Injury Report Heading Into Super Bowl vs Eagles On his show "We Got Time Today,
Deion Sanders has proven to be a disruptor in college football, bringing Colorado from obscurity to national prominence. His ...
Although the kickoff time has yet to be announced, there will be a “Prime” time feel to Houston’s Big 12 Conference football ...
On Sept. 20, the Wyoming Cowboys will head down to Boulder for an anticipated matchup with Coach Deion Sanders and the ...
Earlier this month, CU announced that student-athletes posted a 3.287 grade point average in the fall semester, the highest ...
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Keeler: Coach Prime is new face of university that can’t afford to lose himWhy should you give a dime about Coach Prime? Four words: Pat Shurmur, CU interim. The best Buffs will be running a 40-yard ...
After just two seasons at the helm, Deion Sanders, also known as Coach Prime, has revitalized the Colorado Buffaloes.
It's been a tough week for Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders. On Instagram on Saturday, Coach Prime discussed the funerals of three of his close friends: former Colorado Buffaloes coach Bill ...
BuffZone’s Brian Howell is joined by Adam Munsterteiger of BuffStampede to talk about Colorado’s freshman class.
Faulk was the NFL’s most valuable player in 2000 and the NFL offensive player of the year three years in a row from 1999-2001 ...
Watch out welterweights. Yes, Michael Morales is unbeaten and already in the UFC official rankings, but he's yet to scratch ...
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