Deion Sanders is redefining the standard for player protection in college football, and his latest move ahead of the Alamo Bowl further exemplifies that factor

Colorado is traveling and staying in a hotel for the Alamo Bowl, and Deion Sanders recently addressed the team with a warning. If any Buffaloes players are smoking, they are going to be in a lot of trouble.

It's a game Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders has his eyes on winning—and to that end, Sanders laid down some ground rules for his team in funny yet firm fashion. "If I smell smoke

Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes are primed for an Alamo Bowl matchup against the BYU Cougars on Saturday night. Coach Prime and his team arrived in San

Star players opting out of non-playoff games has become a regular occurrence in college football, but Colorado stars such as Shedeur Sanders and Travis

The Colorado Buffaloes arrived in San Antonio, preparing for a pivotal matchup against the BYU Cougars in the Alamo Bowl. Coach Prime's team boasts a 9-3 record

Sanders mentioned that he received a letter from Solomon that had him in tears. "I received a letter this morning that had me darn in tears," Sanders said. "From our chef, chef Carl. How he’s treated. How he’s adored. What the feeling that our team and staff give him. How he can’t wait to get to work every morning to prepare a meal."

Colorado’s head coach, Deion Sanders, isn’t taking any chances as his team prepares for the Alamo Bowl. With clear rules and high stakes, Coach Prime is setting the tone for a focused and disciplined approach.

U pon arriving in San Antonio for the Alamo Bowl, Colorado head coach Deion Sanders and athletic director Rick George addressed the media with excitement and confidence. The Buffa