The word has spread, and the fans are hyped. CU Buffs’ campus is waiting to be adorned like a festival as Black and Gold Day is just around the corner. Deion Sanders has flipped the narrative of the Spring Day games just being about aggressive competition. Infusing the fresh spirits CU has for their next season in the Black and Gold Day as well, Sanders has planned out a weekend full of colorful celebrations.

Taking all the expenses into consideration, Prime expressed his strategy to collaborate with the private airline company JSX, mainly for his fans in Dallas to present special fans for the fans flying to CU for Black and Gold Day.

Spring Day games celebration in Boulder

“There’s a lot of folks want to come from the Dallas area to our spring game,” Sanders said in the latest Well Off Media video. He further added a special request for the airlines, saying, “Give them a special price. Give them something.” Other fans can only imagine the magnitude Deion Sanders is planning for the renewed Black and Gold Day since he wants to collaborate with a private airline company for his fans.

Evenings glitzing with fashion shows to post-game celebrations reverberating through the alleys of CU with Lil Wayne’s songs are just the teasers for the multi-day festivities set to unfold in Colorado on April 25. With this, Deion Sanders will cement new standards not only for the Buffs but also for the whole of CFB for Spring Day games. The best part? It would bring in a massive cash flow to Colorado, even before the regular season starts. A classic epitome of Deion Sander’s business acumen.

Deion Sanders rains money in Colorado

Sure enough, Deion Sanders streamlined a good income from establishing himself online as Coach Prime, thanks to his son Deion Sanders Jr. But he didn’t stop there. Sanders, being a true businessman at his core, along with being a head coach, had to do something to load up the financial stacks at CU.

He did it rampantly. Multimedia rights were one part where Deion Sanders won the income game with a 51% jump in revenue as compared with the previous fiscal year. In 2021-22, the Buffs made $2.9 million, whereas, in the next year, Deion Sanders drove the number to $4.6 million, thanks to the various sponsorships, radio advertisements, digital signage, and other financial opportunities he endorsed.

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Learfield, the behind-the-scenes manager of multimedia rights (MMR) at CU, released a report stating that the MMR rights at CU will make a huge leap of $2.8 million in 2024 as compared to 2023, setting expectations straight. With the Buffs organizing such high-profile events, even if the Buffs cross the number set forth by Learfield, it will not be surprising.

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