Amid 3-Star Offensive Linemen’s De-commitment News, Shedeur Preaches Father Deion Sanders Favorite 3 Words

Amidst the NCAA football transfer portal being open from December 4, 2023, to January 2, 2024, Colorado football coach Deion Sanders is strategically leveraging this opportunity to fortify the Buffaloes’ roster. The team faced challenges during the 2023 season, concluding with a 4-8 record (1-8 Pac-12).

In the previous year, Coach Prime showcased his recruiting prowess by successfully bringing in 53 transfers, including notable talents such as Travis Hunter and his son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders. The forthcoming season holds even greater promise, as pivotal players are set to join the ranks, shaping the future of the Prime Time force. As Sanders navigates the transfer landscape, there is a prominent player parting ways with Colorado. Son and quarterback Shedeur takes note and delivers a powerful three-word message on platform X, that sets the tone for the testing times ahead. 

Shedeur drops a powerful message to combat decommitment 

Matthew Bedford has de-committed from Colorado and will play for Oregon in 2024, as announced in a statement posted on X. The talented offensive lineman expressed gratitude to the University of Colorado but noted that the University of Oregon aligns better with his long-term goals. Shedeur Sanders took to platform X to address the concern, stating, “you gotta believe,” which showcases his solidarity with the team. These three powerful words have been integral to Coach Prime and his progressive approach. He has used the same words earlier to drop a cryptic text on platform X, saying,  “I don’t gamble but I’ve always bet on myself! You Gotta Believe.” 

The Sanders family, on the other hand, including head coach Deion Sanders, son Shilo, and led by standout quarterback Shedeur Sanders, is contemplating a return to the Colorado Buffaloes for the upcoming season. Deion Sanders recently shed some light on his revamped gameplay on his recent appearance on Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson’s ‘Nightcap.’ 

Deion Sanders spills the beans on Colorado’s future gameplay 

Deion Sanders failed to live up to his promises during his coaching stint with the Colorado football team. The team’s initial success with a 3-0 start created a buzz in college football, boosting merchandise sales and TV ratings. However, the Buffaloes struggled to maintain momentum, finishing the season 4-8 and losing eight of their last nine games. He recently made an appearance on ‘Nightcap,’ discussing his plans with the team. Sanders mentioned that this year could be the last he gets to coach his sons, considering it “the best year of my life.”

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Despite Shedeur’s eligibility for the 2024 NFL Draft and the possibility of his brother Shilo exploring professional options, coach and father Deion Sanders suggests that the collegiate standouts are leaning towards extending their college careers into the fall rather than immediately pursuing professional opportunities, with a decision expected in spring 2025. With the Sanders trio returning for the 20234 season, Colorado fans can continue to ‘believe’ in the extended Prime Effect. 

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