Colorado head coach Deion Sanders again downplayed rumors that he could leave the Buffaloes for the NFL after the 2024-25 season. "I love it where I

Being a dude closer to 70 than 60 with many winding turns in life that often have your scribe wondering, “What the heck is going on around here?” It’s a real pleasure to note the blessing before the Colorado Buffaloes with three games left in the regular season: Deion Sanders,

Deion Sanders jumped out of his seat when he was asked about the possibility of coaching the Cowboys. During a Tuesday appearance on FS1’s “Speak,” the Colorado Buffaloes coach couldn’t help but laugh about taking his talents to Dallas after NFL analyst and former Cowboys wideout Michael Irvin pressed him about it.

Deion Sanders loves where he is. On Tuesday during an episode of Speak, the Colorado Buffaloes coach made clear he enjoys where he's at right now. Former teammate Michael Irvin asked Sanders about speculation he could take the Dallas Cowboys job next season, and Coach Prime deftly avoided answering by claiming he loved where he was.

Deion Sanders and the No. 18 Colorado football team are set to face Utah this week in an effort to continue their fantastic season. Their fantastic season hasn’t gone unnoticed, as the once lowly Buff

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders performed a slightly over-the-top gesture to former Cowboys receiver Michael Irvin to prove his loyalty to his current job