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Coach Prime is not playing around with this advice to his players. Coach Deion Sanders is aware that during Spring Break, many of his Colorado Buffaloes players will likely go on vacation and party like there is no tomorrow. According to the program's schedule, all theplayers will have a full week of vacation to do what ever they want but 'Coach Prime' wanted to remind them of how important it is for them to behave during this time. The coach can't keep an eye out for all of them 24/7 but he can only hope the advice he gives them...

The entire football world watched Shedeur Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes upset the Horned Frogs of TCU last Saturday afternoon. Even the GOAT, Tom Brady, tuned in. Brady was so impressed with the Buffaloes' victory that he personally reached out to Shedeur, Deion's son and Colorado's starting quarterback. His message was a simple one: "Don't be satisfied" with just one win. Strive for more. "Don't be satisfied," Brady said in a text to Shedeur.

ORT WORTH, Texas — Before even entering the media conference room, the voice of Deion Sanders boomed from the hallway inside the bowels of TCU’s football stadium. Deion arrived with receipts, he said. All of them. Receipts for miles. He keeps them all, and he's got 'em all. He won't forget 'em, either. Not literal receipts, of course. Coach Prime isn’t carrying around those thin, white slips that cashiers distribute. The receipts he carries are from the doubters. And, whoa boy, before his Colorado Buffaloes marched into Fort Worth and stunned No. 17 TCU 45-42, there were doubters. Lots of...

When Deion Sanders walked into Colorado's meeting room for the first time, he told players that the more of them that enter the transfer portal, the more room they'll make for players who are "smart, tough, fast, [and] disciplined with character." After the Buffaloes' spring game, 13 more players decided to hit the portal on Monday. The football world reacted to Colorado's mass exodus of players on social media. "He's gotta have some DAWGS lined up to join him out of the portal! There's no way he just starts talking crazy to kids and making them want to leave," a...

Pro Football Hall of Famer and Jackson State football coach Deion Sanders suffered the amputation of two toes on his left foot and narrowly escaped a lower leg amputation after contracting severe blood clots in his leg. The 54-year-old coach had entered a Mississippi hospital with three “life-threatening” femoral arterial blood clots, and at one point, he feared that he would lose his lower leg to the condition. Sanders told fans of his medical issues in which he said he is “thankful for GOD” for getting him through the frightening times. “I endured a lot while I was in the...

Fresh air Sanders and wife look to break stereotypes with Oxygen reality show By Amy Amatangelo Sunday, April 13, 2008 - Deion Sanders had had enough. The football superstar was tired of the way African-Americans were being portrayed on reality television. So he pitched a show about his life to the Oxygen network. “Deion & Pilar: Prime Time Love” premieres Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. on Oxygen. “We’re doing this really to substantiate the claim that there are many African-American families that live properly and are not necessarily argumentative and in disarray and total chaos,” Sanders said in a recent conference...

Car shop sues Deion Sanders He's accused of not paying bill; he won separate suit in July07:01 AM CDT on Friday, October 17, 2003By TERRI LANGFORD / The Dallas Morning News All Pro Collision of Dallas wants money from another All-Pro – former Dallas Cowboys cornerback Deion Sanders. The body shop, in a claim filed in a Dallas County Justice of the Peace court, alleges that Mr. Sanders never paid for $4,420 in paint and upholstery work completed three years ago on a 1985 Mercedes Benz convertible. Mr. Sanders and his attorney did not return phone calls Thursday seeking comment....