Deion Sanders’ witty exchange of back-and-forth banter with his children is never-ending. Holidays equal the Sanders family spending more time together, and all fans know how their days go with Papa: one wisecrack after another. Yet, each time, Coach Prime finds a way to win against his children. And a recent incident involving a hefty sum of money had everyone in fits of laughter.

Sheduer Sanders’s ribbing of his dad has garnered major attention. Sometimes, the involvement of bills brings laughter to audiences as much as the father-son duo. Sanders, being just in his junior year, is worth millions, with his NIL valuation at about $4.8 million. But who doesn’t like some extra cash to spend on holidays? Especially if it comes from a parent?

Deion Sanders maneuvers the situation

Coach Prime usually brims with suave, so when Sheduer Sanders tried to ask his father for $20k, he knew what to do. The son slapped on a smug grin while asking for money, “cutting the chase”. But Sanders grinned with his suggestion, “I give you 20K. You give it to Bucky. Then Bucky gives it to me. “

Sheduer Sanders was quick to recognize the “Money Triangle” trend Deion Sander was picking up from social media, silently proud of his father for doing so. All while being peevish due to Coach Prime’s tactic. “I’mma run off on that,” he teased to the camera.

As Deion Sanders wraps up the situation as tidily as a Christmas Gift, Sheduer Sanders, and Deion Sanders Jr., the one filming all this, presumably Bucky, are left speechless. Even the authorities are, given the insane revenue Coach Prime is generating.

Deion Sanders ‘pays for himself’

With star recruits flooding the new team of Colorado, Deion Sanders does not need to worry about the amount his son asked for. Because he is about to break records as well as the reputation and ‘brand-name’ that he built in the beginning.

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In his one year with Colorado, Deion Sanders brought in a rough revenue of $90.55 million, only from media earnings. Not to mention the Colorado game-day tickets being the most expensive average-wise, and stadiums getting sold out. As per Coach Prime’s contract, he is liable to get roughly $6 million each year, making his media earnings alone 15% higher than his salary, simply ‘paying for himself’. Seems that those $20k won’t hurt him much.

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