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Hall of Famer Warren Sapp Won't Return to Colorado
Warren Sapp resigns amid multiple defensive coaching departures as Colorado's spring practices approach, following a drop from 39 to 13 quarterback sacks in the Big 12, university said.
- This week, Warren Sapp left Deion Sanders' Colorado coaching staff, with CU Athletics saying he resigned to pursue other opportunities and thanking him for his contributions.
- Multiple recent exits mean Sapp's departure is part of a wave of defensive staff changes just days before spring practices start March 2, including Peko and Livingston.
- Warren Sapp had never coached before joining Colorado in 2024, working as a graduate assistant and then as defensive pass rush coordinator, with salaries reported at $150,000 and $156,000.
- As a result, Chris Marve, promoted to defensive coordinator, and Dante Carter, promoted to defensive line coach, are steering the Colorado defense after recent departures.
- With spring practice days away, the timing of Sapp's exit raises questions about Colorado's future amid player and staff turnover, and the narrow window to adapt.
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What Warren Sapp's Exit Means For Colorado Heading into Spring Practices
After just two seasons in Boulder, NFL legend Warren Sapp is leaving the Colorado Buffaloes, adding to a wave of defensive coaching departures ahead of spring practices. Now, questions linger about the timing and what it means for CU moving forward.
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Daily CameraHall of Famer Warren Sapp won’t return to CU Buffs coaching staff
Hall of Famer Warren Sapp is no longer on the Colorado football staff. After two seasons with the Buffaloes, Sapp is leaving to pursue other opportunities, according to a BuffZone source. “CU Athletics thanks Warren for his contributions to our football program over the last two seasons and for his commitment to our student-athletes,” CU told BuffZone in a prepared statement. Related Articles CU Buffs promote Dante’ Carter to defen…
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