Deion Sanders took his Colorado Buffaloes two hours south for summer training camp bonding
Sanders said the offsite camp is meant to build chemistry after Colorado brought in 45 transfer players and overhauled its coaching staff.
- Colorado head coach Deion Sanders told reporters on Thursday he hopes to arrange a spring scrimmage against the Air Force Academy, continuing his push for the NCAA to permit FBS teams to hold such games.
- The NCAA previously rejected a proposed spring game between Colorado and Syracuse, citing "competitive and recruiting advantages" for participants; however, the organization recently permitted FCS schools to hold such scrimmages.
- To build team unity, Sanders moved the Buffaloes 113 miles from Boulder to Fountain Fort Carson High School for an NFL-style training camp, isolating players from distractions during the offseason.
- Despite a 3-9 record last season, Sanders expressed confidence in his new offensive coordinator Brennan Marion and defensive coordinator Chris Marve, describing them as "fundamentally sound, creative, innovative."
- Outside projections rank the Buffaloes 15th in the Big 12 Conference preseason power rankings, yet Sanders dismissed pressure concerns, stating, "I apply pressure, I don't feel pressure.
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Sanders takes Colorado two hours south for training camp bonding
FOUNTAIN, Colo. — Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders loves everything about taking his Colorado Buffaloes 113 miles south of Folsom Field to Fountain Fort Carson High School for a week of workouts, tune-ups and team bonding that featured a stay at…
Deion Sanders Wants NCAA to Let Colorado Play Air Force in Spring Game
College football teams typically host a spring scrimmage that is often open to the public, but Colorado head coach Deion Sanders is hoping the NCAA will allow the Buffaloes to face a different team in their spring game.
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Deion Sanders took his Colorado Buffaloes two hours south for summer training camp bonding
Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders loves taking his Colorado Buffaloes to Fountain Fort Carson High School for workouts and bonding.
Coach Prime and the Buffs practicing at Fountain-Fort Carson High School to open fall football camp
FOUNTAIN, Colo. (KRDO) -- The shades, the cowboy hat and the personality are in southern Colorado this week with Coach Prime and CU football practicing this week at Fountain-Fort Carson High School to open up their fall camp. The post Coach Prime and the Buffs practicing at Fountain-Fort Carson High School to open fall football camp appeared first on KRDO.
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