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Deion Sanders reportedly changed the offensive play caller before Colorado's heavy loss to Arizona, with Brett Bartolone taking over from Pat Shurmur, but the team still struggled offensively, dropping to 3-6 overall.
Deion Sanders demoted offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur at Colorado after a series of poor performances, with recent games showing significant struggles, partly due to key player departures. Sanders hinted at possible further offensive changes amid a disappointing 3-6 season.
After a heavy 52-17 loss, Colorado head coach Deion Sanders refused media access to players and staff, taking full responsibility and inviting criticism directly to him, expressing unwavering confidence in his ability to turn the team around despite ongoing struggles.
After a heavy 52-17 loss to Arizona, Colorado coach Deion Sanders did not allow players to speak postgame, blaming himself for the team's poor performance and emphasizing accountability, as the team struggles continue with back-to-back blowouts and numerous penalties and turnovers.
Deion Sanders demonstrated his true character by respectfully cleaning up after his assistant coach Warren Sapp, who was criticized for a disrespectful pregame move. Despite a heavy loss to Utah, Sanders's actions showed professionalism and respect, contrasting with Sapp's childish behavior, and highlighting Sanders's leadership qualities.
Deion Sanders' Colorado team suffered a severe 53-7 defeat to Utah, marking one of the worst performances under Sanders with only -18 yards of offense in the first half and a comprehensive team failure, leading Sanders to describe the loss as one of the worst beatings he's experienced.
Colorado's football team suffered its worst defeat under coach Deion Sanders, losing 53-7 to Utah, with Sanders expressing shock and taking responsibility for the poor performance, which included a record-breaking halftime deficit and significant rushing yards allowed.
Deion Sanders, head coach of Colorado Buffaloes, is undergoing a medical procedure for blood clots but plans to return quickly to coaching after the surgery, despite a history of health issues including blood clots and bladder cancer.
Deion Sanders, head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, announced he will undergo surgery due to health issues, which he attributes to hereditary factors. Despite his health challenges, he remains optimistic and is receiving support from fans and medical professionals. Sanders previously revealed a cancer diagnosis but is currently cancer-free and trusts in his faith to recover. He plans to return to coaching soon.
Ralphie VII made a dazzling debut at Folsom Field, energizing the crowd during Colorado's win over Wyoming, despite the Buffs facing multiple injuries and a slow start. The game drew a large crowd and set several records, with the team showing depth and resilience, though injuries remain a concern.
Colorado's football team introduced Ralphie VII, a new live buffalo mascot, who will debut at Folsom Field against Wyoming, continuing the school's iconic mascot tradition.
Colorado's football team suffered a heavy 36-20 loss to Houston, highlighting challenges faced after losing key players Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter, with the team struggling in multiple phases and facing a tough schedule ahead, raising questions about the program's future and rebuilding efforts.
Deion Sanders declined to confirm an ESPN report that Colorado's starting quarterback for Friday's game will be Ryan Staub, criticizing the media for prioritizing being first over accuracy and expressing a desire for greater integrity in sports journalism.
Deion Sanders clarified that he has not officially named Ryan Staub as Colorado's starting quarterback, despite media reports, although Staub has been taking most first-team reps and is expected to start against Houston.
Deion Sanders defended his clock management decisions after Colorado's narrow loss to Georgia Tech, emphasizing that his team needs to improve execution and not blaming coaching staff, as they start their season with a 0-1 record.