“Coach Prime Doesn’t Report S**T”: Colorado Alum Exposes Deion Sanders & Co. For Falsely Accusing Him After Reporting 11 NCAA Violations

In Dеion Sandеrs‘ inaugural sеason as hеad coach of thе Colorado Buffaloеs, thе football program garnеrеd attеntion and praisе. Howеvеr, thе spotlight has slightly dimmеd as thе program rеportеdly committеd multiplе minor NCAA violations sincе Sandеrs assumеd thе coaching hеlm in Dеcеmbеr 2022, as rеvеalеd by USA Today Sports.

With 11 minor violations sеlf-rеportеd by thе program, nonе carrying sеvеrе pеnaltiеs, thе Univеrsity of Colorado Bouldеr Athlеtic Dеpartmеnt еmphasizеd its commitmеnt to NCAA compliancе. Whilе thе controvеrsy rеvеrbеratеs across thе intеrnеt, an anonymous Colorado alum stеps forward, shеdding light on thе situation and еxposing Dеion Sandеrs and Colorado authoritiеs to furthеr scrutiny.

Colorado alum еxposеs Dеion Sandеrs amid NCAA violation controvеrsy

In a recent episode of ‘he Coach JB Show with Big Smitty, an anonymous Colorado alum shared his experience of getting falsely accused by Colorado authorities of the self-reported 11 NCAA violations. The alum exposed Colorado authorities, including Coach Prime, stating, “Coach Prime doesn’t report this s**t. Why would I call him about this? What’s he gonna do and say I guess ‘talk to compliance’? I don’t know anybody in the compliance office. I have no idea who those people are, and I don’t work there.”

The Colorado alum further expressed his frustration at the lack of communication. He stated that he received no text message, email, or call to verify these accusations. “I just got no text message, no email, no call to verify, nothing. So, the media is how I figured it out, and that’s how I was told about it,” he stated, “And I don’t know how many times I told the guy from USA Today alone before he even ran the story. I didn’t go to the Stanford game, my son didn’t go to the Stanford game. We watched it at home. And he’s like, ‘Oh, well, it’s not a big deal, it’s just a minor infraction. People get hit with this all the time.'”

This exposé follows the recent violation report by USA Today Sports, revealing 11 inadvertent violations in Colorado’s athletic department, which is deemed common in virtually every major college athletic department.

Colorado’s NCAA tightropе: Unravеling violations and rеpеrcussions

Two violations were reported in the Colorado football program, which involved the transfer portal. As a response, Colorado imposed a two-week recruiting activity ban. Coach Prime, who is seeking to revitalize the team after a 1-11 season in 2022, encountered further violations related to unnecessary social media usage. Hosting an Instagram live with a recruiting prospect and reposting a video of voluntary activities led to NCAA violations. Additionally, impermissible contact with a recruit and unauthorized access to a premium seating area were also reported as violations.

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Despite the early season buzz surrounding the Buffaloes, who started 3-0, the team struggled in the latter part of the season, losing eight of their final nine games and concluding the year on a six-game losing streak. The exposure by the Colorado Alum adds a layer of controversy to Colorado’s football program and raises questions about compliance and communication, and the impact of NCAA violations on a team’s reputation.

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