Deion Sanders Praises United Colorado Team Amid 4-Game Skid, Points to Attitude Shift in Locker Room
Sanders says the Buffaloes have stopped finger-pointing as they try to recover from a four-game skid and an offense averaging 19.5 points a game.
- On Tuesday, Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders said the Buffaloes have cleaned out finger-pointing and the blame game from the locker room despite a four-game losing streak.
- Since losing Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter to the NFL, the Buffaloes have posted a 5-13 record and now sit 2-4 this season amid ongoing Big 12 struggles.
- Quarterback Isaac Wilson has thrown for 546 yards over two games against ranked teams, including a 68-yard touchdown pass to JaQuail Smith that demonstrated team unity.
- Entering Saturday's game against Oklahoma State as 13 1/2-point underdogs, the Buffaloes face a crucial test while Sanders maintains that 99% of the team remains committed.
- Rejecting the need to regroup, Sanders is preaching positivity over negativity, urging staff and players to focus on good outcomes rather than social media criticism.
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Deion Sanders praises united Colorado team amid 4-game skid, points to attitude shift in locker room
Deion Sanders takes pride in one thing the Colorado Buffaloes aren't playing in the midst of a skid — the blame game.
Why Deion Sanders still believes his Colorado football team 'can beat anybody in the country' - DNVR Sports
There’s no shortage of belief in the Colorado football locker room. Even after four straight losses, Deion Sanders and the Buffs remain optimistic in large part due to their performances the last two weeks. Colorado had a lead late in the third quarter on No. 12 Texas Tech and No. 11 Utah in back-to-back games. […]
No Blame Game: Deion Sanders Praises Colorado’s Unity Despite 4-Game Losing Streak
Deion Sanders takes pride in one thing the Colorado Buffaloes aren't playing in the midst of a skid — the blame game. That sort of toxicity, the coach pointed out, has been cleaned out of the locker room. Sanders maintained Tuesday the team hasn't fractured during a four-game losing streak but remains fixated on changing their course of direction. "I'm trying to say this carefully. I got rid of that," Sanders said of finger-pointing as the Buffa…
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