“Prime-Time” was something Deion Sanders came up with back inside Florida’s locker room. And now it has turned into this massive brand for him, and the Buffs. All of this was for one sole purpose: that his mom didn’t ever have to work again. From taking Colorado to $280 million to building a whole social media brand with Well Off, Reach The People, and Pregame Show, Coach Prime has managed to achieve his dreams, and it looks like his yearning to bring his mother all the happiness in the world is quite infectious.

Today we find Buffs’ safety Cam Silmon Craig getting his mom a whole new car. Reach The People, on July 22nd, posted shared on Instagram, “Colorado’s @camronsilmon7 Buys His Mom A New Car 🙏🏾.” Now that’s a great kid. On a podcast on Reach The People, Cam went on to talk about the entire process and how he felt about it. “I could’ve spent everything in my account. It would be worth it,” he mentioned. Even Deion Sanders reached out and commented on the post. “This is awesome, especially when Cam has been playing for me since his Junior year of Highschool! God is good,” Coach Prime mentioned.

Cam further went on to explain how his mother used to drive around in a pickup truck and all he ever dreamed of his getting his mom a new ride on which she could go around. “Best feeling of my life,” is how Cam explained the scenario to be. All of this truly makes you wonder about the deep ingraining of Deion Sanders and his qualities in his players. This is not all though, Cam is slowly becoming somewhat of a rising star in the Buffs.

A leader in the making

A June episode of The Pregame Show had a whole discussion about Shilo and his advantages in the field. However, the interesting bit in all that was Neely and Coach Livingstone’s name-dropping Cam. “There’s another guy who transferred from Jackson State to Colorado who is just as much a leader as Shiloh Sanders is and that’s Cam’Ron Silmon-Craig,” Neely mentioned on the show.

This ain’t even a surprise as Cam recorded 9 whole tackles against CU State. This was a season-high. That’s not all. While playing with the Buffs, he went on to record 44 tackles, out of which 32 were unassisted. Another prodigy in the making? Well, for now, what we do know is that if this is how the safety is performing, then Shedeur Sanders is definitely in good hands.