Coach Prime Deion Sanders is redefining the Colorado Buffaloes’ legacy in the collegiate football realm. After a hat trick of victories in the 2023 season, the Buffs’ head coach lodged two consecutive defeats against Oregon and USC. However, Coach Prime is the prime suspect for the Buffaloes revival from a few dull seasons. And this stint of the Buffs’ revival is being hailed by many popular entities, and one of them is the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. 

However, after the wave of praises, including from Mahomes, Sanders sent out a powerful message to his critics. In this message, he highlighted the dominating potential that Colorado Buffaloes have. 

Deion Sanders sends out a powerful message

JPA Football’s X account shared a video featuring Sanders pointing out all the haters, and further shedding light on the Buffaloes’ potential. With the natural wit that he has, Coach Prime stamped his message for his critics and comforted his enthusiasts about the positive future. In the video, Deion Sanders says, “You’re a flat-out hater if you can’t see the potential that Colorado has. If you can’t see what’s coming with CU football, you’ve lost your mind. You’re a flat-out hater.” 

Meanwhile, the Buffs’ starting receiver Travis Hunter has suffered a lacerated liver from the hit by the Colorado State Rams’ Henry Blackburn. Following his injury, Hunter is speculated to be making a comeback on October 13 against Stanford. After the Rams’ game, the Buffs are down with two consecutive defeats. But under the guidance of Sanders, the Buffs intend to bounce back and continue to rake in praises, like the one from Mahomes.

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Patrick Mahomes sending praises for Sanders

After Sanders shuffled the Buffs’ reputation and reignited the hopes for a national championship, Mahomes hailed Coach Prime. Appreciating Sanders, Mahomes stated, “It’s cool to see Coach Prime really doing his thing and really going out there and establishing a culture. And then his son at quarterback playing the position the right way, and all the talent they have everywhere.”

Sanders’ son, Shedeur Sanders, is the starting quarterback of the team. The father-son duo successfully ascended the team to new heights. But there’s a long way to go, and only time unfolds the further chapters in the collegiate football landscape. The Buffs face their next challenge against Arizona State, and Sanders’ along with the team will aim to restrict a hat trick of defeats. Meanwhile, let us know your thoughts on Sanders redefining the Buffs’ legacy in the Collegiate football realm.