But brother you speaking facts not 1 lie told appropriate it keeping it 1000%

Compassionate? These young boys and yes I said boys want the adult money but want to be treated like children. Can’t have it both ways. He teaching them to be adults. When they really get out in this world they will find out quick how you can’t wear your feelings on your shoulder. It’s probably parents like you who has raised these ENTITLED brats.

Also he’s NOT SABAN, Stark, Riley, or Lanning. That’s why they are coming for him. HE IS NOT THEM. POINT BLANK PERIOD!!!!!!!

If you don’t commit to Colorado because Coach Prime did not come and sit in your living room you are NOT the kind of player Colorado is looking for IMO B

@@Shekenben The fore mentioned coaches all have something in common: THEY COMPETE FOR AND WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS BECAUSE OF THE ELITE QUARTERBACKS THAT THEY RECRUIT AND SIGN! Some of these quarterbacks have won and will win the Heisman trophy! YOU CAN NOT WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS WITHOUT AN ELITE QUARTERBACK! Prime should do whatever it takes to get one. Shedeur will be gone next year! IF YOU WANT TO COMPETE FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS DONT BE CAUGHT WITHOUT ONE!

Respects your perspective

lol 4-8 keep dreaming puff fan

We’ve never seen a coach like Deion. He’s on footballs Mount Rushmore as a player, and is for lack of a better phrase… unapologetically black. He’s not gonna filter himself to fit in, he’s not gonna act fake. Deions gonna be whose he’s always been. He’s got his shades, his chains. He’s been that forever. That’s intimidating to a lot of folks. He’s unwilling to fit in with the status quo

lol us old guard sports fans didnt try to kill ourselves

@@davisjohnson7691 yeah us sports fans have never seen a narcissist coach who tried to kill himself coach a sht show program to a record of 4-8 lool keep em coming sheep lol go puffs

@@JamesWoodring-mu2iz people like you are why CU fans get louder and louder. Cause that’s just a blatantly hateful and tasteless comment. Talk about sports all you want. 4-8 this 4-8 that blah blah blah, go ahead. But leave that other bit out.

@@JamesWoodring-mu2iz people like you talking about Colorado being tasteless…. Look at you bruh. Come on now. Don’t throw stones at a glass house

😂 bruh, why are you mad?

@@ProducerStr8kdt I’m not mad bruh

lol a 4-8 team dont take much to impress u jr!

Bet some money goofy

No he didn't everybody get shine

the two biggest spotlights on a team is the hc and qb that’s every team ur just upset it’s his son

Yall was a laughing stock for 2 decades.. what u talking about .. if it was true that Colorado fans would not sell out every single home game come on now

@dustinoutlaw1029, I am a Native Coloradan and have been a CU Buffaloes fan since 1973. If you do the math, I have been a loyal fan for 50 years!!!, I am 58 years old, and I already know that I am much older than you are. Fans like you make me sick because you don't Ride and Die with the Colorado Buffaloes, you are the perfect example of a "Seasonal Fan" Coach Bill McCartney aka "Coach MAC" caught hell and was eventually fired by the CU Administration after he helped Colorado win the 1991 NCAA FBS National College Football Championship because he started talking about God and the Promise Keepers and Fans like you bounced because according to some Coach Mac should have kept his mouth shut about God and just Coached Football. Here is what Coach McCartney did for Colorado Buffaloes Football: ***Head coach at Colorado After eight years as an assistant at Michigan, McCartney was hired to replace Chuck Fairbanks as head coach at the University of Colorado on June 9, 1982. In his first season, the Colorado Buffaloes compiled a record of 2-8-1. After improving to 4-7 in 1983, Colorado sustained a 1-10 campaign in 1984, but McCartney was given a contract extension nonetheless. In his fourth season in 1985, McCartney switched to the wishbone offense in the spring, then guided the Buffs to a 7-4 regular season and a berth in the Freedom Bowl, where they lost to Washington. In 1986, CU earned its first victory over Big Eight Conference powerhouse Nebraska since 1967. After modestly successful seasons in 1987 and 1988, McCartney steered his team toward national prominence. After the 1988 season, the Buffaloes' star quarterback Sal Aunese was diagnosed with stomach cancer and died in the middle of the 1989 season. Nonetheless, Colorado won all eleven of its regular season games including victories over ranked Washington, Illinois, Nebraska, and Oklahoma. The top-ranked Buffaloes faced #4 Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl on New Year's, but lost 21-6. Colorado opened the 1990 season ranked fourth with a game against Tennessee in the inaugural Disney Pigskin Classic in Anaheim, California, which ended in a 31-31 tie. A comeback win over Stanford and a one-point loss to Illinois leveled the Buffaloes' record at 1-1-1. Colorado then won the remainder of their regular season games. Their winning streak, highlighted by wins over ranked Washington, Oklahoma, and Nebraska, was not without controversy. In a game against Missouri on October 6, the officials mistakenly allowed an extra down on which Colorado scored the winning touchdown as time expired. The game, known as the Fifth Down Game, became one of the most notorious officiating gaffes in college football history. Contentions notwithstanding, Colorado rose to #1 in the rankings and again faced Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl. The Buffaloes won a closely played game 10-9, aided by a questionable and debated clipping call that negated a late punt return touchdown by Rocket Ismail of Notre Dame, and earned a share of the national title. Colorado was first in the final AP Poll while Georgia Tech was first in the Coaches' Poll. The following year, the Buffaloes tied Nebraska for the Big Eight title and lost to Alabama in the Blockbuster Bowl. In 1992, Colorado was 9-1-1 in the regular season, but lost to Syracuse in the Fiesta Bowl. In 1994, McCartney's final year, he coached the Buffaloes to a victory at Michigan, where McCartney had spent eight years as an assistant. Colorado won the game 27-26 on a 64-yard Hail Mary pass from Kordell Stewart to Michael Westbrook as time expired, which has since become known as The Miracle at Michigan. The Buffaloes posted an 11-1 record in 1994, capped by a win over Notre Dame in the Fiesta Bowl. At the end of the 1994 season, McCartney retired from coaching at the age of 54. McCartney holds records for the most games coached (153), most wins (93), and most conference wins (58) in the history of the Colorado Buffaloes football program. @dustinoutlaw1029, you grow up on Google, Suri & Alexa and you still refuse to do your research before you start running your mouth, amazing simply amazing!!! I am fortunate enough to have watched Deion Sanders aka "Coach Prime" play in both the NFL & MLB were he was dominant and here is what lies the problem for so called Fans like yourself. Colorado Buffaloes Football has been trash for years and if you're a loyal fan like myself you support your team not your feelings and the fact that you have the balls to claim you're a Colorado Native I have to question??? If you don't like Coach Prime so be it, I Ride and Die with my Colorado Buffaloes period!!! Now go sit your ass down somewhere because you make absolutely no sense!!! You should have saved your comment for another team not Coach Prime and CU Buffaloes.

@@2legit2quitfitness way to use a chat bot , must be a NPC 🤣🤣🤣

It's what happens when one of the greatest athletes in American History..Many hated him as a player and now see a way to see him fail for first time..They funny thing to me is all the people who watch and comment on Colorado..Seem to say why is Colorado getting so much attention..If nobody watched it wouldn't be covered period..