Colorado coach Deion Sanders made it clear about what needs to be done to fix the Colorado Buffaloes struggling offense: “Be creative.”  Sanders said it with a

Without a chance to go bowling for the second consecutive season, Head Coach Deion Sanders and his Colorado Buffaloes are playing for the future when they host Arizona Sate on Saturday evening at Folsom Field.

Team faces a setback as major players are unavailable, tension for Deion Sanders before the Arizona State clash.

The Buffaloes, at 3-7 overall and 1-6 in Big 12 play, have been among the worst Power 4 teams in the country this fall.

Despite vehemently denying ever having any interest in coaching in the NFL, Sanders' name is still frequently mentioned as an option, most recently on Saturday, thanks to former Cleveland Browns nose tackle Phil Taylor, who pushed for his former team to replace head coach Kevin Stefanski with Sanders.

Coach Prime teams up with a fellow coach to call out player violations, pushing his Colorado athletes to grow on and off the field.

For Colorado head coach Deion Sanders, senior day is going to be particularly emotional when he says goodbye to two players who have been with him for a while.