Deion Sanders Jr. has a unique approach to the Buffaloes’ media content, believing that “more viewers equals more interest.” For the past year, he’s been providing fans with an inside look at the program — from intense training sessions to locker room banter and inspiring coach talks. His wholesome content on Well Off Media has struck a chord with viewers, contributing significantly to the team’s growing popularity.

He’s also been one of Coach Prime’s pillars in boosting his team’s popularity online. But lately, things haven’t been growing as fast. Luckily, Deion Jr. gets advice from the best — his dad. The father-son duo recently flew to Los Angeles to meet Snoop Dogg at his recording studio, and it seems Deion Jr. got a pep talk along the way.

Coach Prime motivates his son on his YouTube journey

The recent Well Off Media video shows Coach Prime asking about the channel’s viewership, and Deion Jr. offers a candid response, “I mean in the summer they’re a little bit slower.” This led Deion to ask, “But what can we do to expedite it… what about your trips and excursions in Colorado?” Bucky replied, “It adds more subscribers but the numbers aren’t as good.” He also mentioned that right now, he’s just “expanding the brand.”

Coach Prime, wanting to lift his son’s spirits, went on to share some positive feedback. “Somebody else I just met with was talking about how prominent you are and how you’ve changed the way people capture college football,” he said. It’s true — Bucky’s videos have boosted the Buffaloes’ brand image, attracting the attention of potential recruits.

Taking it a step further, Deion offered some strategic advice, stating, “I want to look more at the whole video. You’ve got so much content.” Bucky, realizing the potential goldmine hidden in his cloud storage, replied, “I have a whole iCloud… whole two iClouds!” Looks like there’s a treasure trove of Buff moments ready to boost the team’s brand image. 

Deion Sanders Jr.’s YouTube content is changing college football

Deion Sanders Jr., without ever playing professional football, has built a significant net worth of $5 million, largely from the sport. Choosing a camera over cleats has proven worthwhile for him, but the real victory here is for the Buffaloes.

Deion Sanders’ arrival sparked a surge in popularity, attracting new recruits and students. Applications to the university skyrocketed to a record 68,000. While Deion’s presence undoubtedly boosted student trust, credit is also due to Deion Jr.’s media channel. Bucky may have played a key role in this surge by showcasing student-athlete life.

The program also attracted the “5340 Alliance” NIL collective, bringing big business to Boulder. Coach Prime receives much of the credit, but Well Off Media also deserves recognition. By garnering millions of views for the Buffs, they boosted the team’s brand image and instilled confidence in potential NIL partners. It’s clear that Deion Jr.’s marketing prowess has played a part in Coach Prime’s success.