There was no hotter sports talk show topic in January than Deion Sanders and the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys talked with Sanders for their open head coaching position and Sanders, at least at the time,

Chatting with host Rocsi Diaz and former teammate and current ESPN color commentator Troy Aikman, Sanders bemoaned the difference in practice intensity nowadays, saying back in his era he competed just as hard in practice as he would a game. He highlighted the contrast as the reason he couldn't stand to coach at the highest level.

After word that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones spoke to Deion Sanders early in the team's coaching search, Sanders said that it was intriguing to hear from Jones but that he loves being the coach at the University of Colorado.

Colorado Buffalos head coach and NFL legend Deion Sanders says that he could not coach professional football in the current climate and opens up about why he won't move back to the big league. Deion Sanders says he "couldn't coach pro ball” in a recent episode of his television series https://t.co/6mfPn5Dg8K

DENVER — Deion Sanders got right to the point in a segment of his new television series: “I couldn’t coach pro ball,” the Colorado Buffaloes coach maintained.

University of Colorado head coach Deion Sanders has been known to play by his own rules at times, but the second-year Buffaloes head coach was dinged by the

Colorado will open the 2025 season as a 4.5-point underdog against Georgia Tech at Folsom Field, according to FanDuel. Despite playing host to the Yellow Jackets, the Buffaloes find themselves on the wrong side of the spread for this much-anticipated matchup on August 30.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders speaks during a news conference before the 2024 Alamo Bowl against BYU on Friday, Dec. 27, 2024 at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Tyler King, The Denve

Is Colorado's Deion Sanders a better head coach than Tennessee's Josh Heupel? At least one prominent college football analyst seems to think so. On3's Ari Wasserman revealed his list of the top 25 coaches in college football for the 2025 season on Monday and he has Sanders ranked at No.

Ari Wasserman’s ranking of Deion Sanders as the seventh-best coach in college football has sparked controversy, especially considering his relatively short tenure and overall record at Colorado. While Sanders has undoubtedly brought significant attention and improvement to the Buffaloes,