Deion Sanders and university of Colorado have agreed to a 5 year, $54 million extension
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13-12 over 2 seasons. Loss to BYU in Alamo Bowl. Program was really down when he came.
I understand he's bringing in the cabbage to the university and football program and that's really really important. Butts are in the seats. Ticket sales are high. Excitement in the air. ESPN is a major promotion machine for Prime and the Buffs. Let's see if he can make that next step in 2025.
They have a very manageable schedule next year as well.
They will be favored in probably ten games. ESPN will be pushing for them to make the playoffs. And with Prime’s lovable, humble approach, it will be hard for America not to fall in love with the Buffs.
They lost their two best, and only, players.
I don't see them doing much next season.
I'm sure he'll find someone in the portal
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I hope you are right.
Not a fan of Prime. But, he is reputed to have brought in a lot of talent. We can revisit this in November.
I read a recent piece that said Prime has brought back the Buffs as a national power.
Is Colorado a national power or is the media just pushing this talking point? IMHO, they have a lot more to prove before they deserve that distinction.
Rece Davis believes Prime's Spring Game idea is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
The ESPN promo machine at work. Will other high profile HCs show their support?
And this says a lot about both Rece and ESPN, right?
Was there ever a clearer sign that none of the media give a shit about anything in college football but the long green they personally bring home? Even pro teams, with infinite money and with replacements they can hire any time, want no more injury chances than the bare minimum. No All-star game, strictly structured ‘scrimmages,’ push to limit the stupid pre-season schedule, etc. But the douchebag crew that is ESPN think that that narcissistic imbecile ‘Prime’ has a good idea by increasing meaningless injury chances for college kids? You have to wonder just how much money Colorado actually has to throw around.
As a fan, I think his Spring Game idea is a terrible. As far as the Buff program, wait & see.
I believe he is a good HC and he knows what he's doing.