As Colorado Buffaloes Enjoy Spring Break, Coach Prime Imparts a 5-Word Wisdom to his 4.8 Million Followers

After intense workout drills in the offseason, the Colorado Buffaloes entered the spring football practice session on March 18 under Coach Prime, who’s entering his second season as the head coach. However, the practice seems to have taken a turn, as the plays didn’t meet Deion Sanders’s expectations.

While Coach Prime had a few rough days with the Buffs, during which his temper and patience were tested, the Buffs entered their spring break, and now he’s filtering off the temper flares with his dominant personality. His inspirational persona has taken the lead once more as he focused on uplifting his followers with his words of wisdom.

Deion Sanders drops a valuable piece of wisdom for success

The Colorado Buffs are taking a spring break from their intense training regime, and Coach Prime is preaching to his 4.8 million Instagram followers. The Buffs HC recently appeared on the MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME with Gillie Da King and Wallo267, during which he enlightened his fans about his new book Elevate and Dominate. He posted an excerpt from the interview and focused his lesson on five words: “You’ve got to keep moving.”

Elevate and Dominate is filled with words of inspiration and motivation that Coach Prime has experienced first-hand. Instead of keeping his secret of success to himself, he selflessly imparts his wisdom, saying, “The three Ws, you gotta want it, you gotta work it, you gotta win it.” The former NFL star conveys to his viewers that no matter what’s going on in your life, a bad day shouldn’t kill the will to try again because many leaders are born out of adversity. His recent experience with the Buffs during the spring training session is a prime example. 

Deion Sanders’ spring training experience with the Buffs

The Buff’s spring game didn’t begin on a good note, as Deion Sanders anticipated because he had to yell at his players repeatedly. Well Off Media documented him unleashing his fury on the field, shouting things like “Ain’t nobody hit nobody yet… He needs to be hit” and “When are we going to stop this bulls**t? I’m seeing the same junk as last year.”

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Despite the tension and temper that arose on the field, at the end of the day, Deion Sanders could unite himself with his players before dispersing for spring break. Hopefully, they’ll return refreshed and more determined to succeed on April 1 after the first half of their spring game witnessing a hard time.

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