The Colorado Buffaloes faced a terrible loss with a score of 28-16 against UCLA, and people were definitely upset about that. However, what came out more upsetting for some was the Head Coach Deion Sanders‘s post-match comments and behavior. One of those people is Coach Prime’s ultimate hater, Jason Whitlock.

The sports journalist Whitlock put forward his blunt opinions about the Buffaloes’ Head Coach in front of the public. Moreover, he also accused Sanders of being narcissistic, egoistical, and incompetent. What about Deion Sanders offended him so much?

Jason Whitlock’s harsh words for Deion Sanders

According to Jason Whitlock, Sanders has absolutely no idea what he is doing as a Head Coach and was utterly dissatisfied with how Sanders acted in the post-game interview. He also added some really harsh words about him. Whitlock believes that Sanders is soon going to be sued by someone, and unsurprisingly, it could be anyone.

“The coaching experiment the University of Colorado is conducting with the Hall of Fame football player, Deion Sanders, will likely end with a lawsuit. Someone, a player, an assistant coach, the athletic director, a fan, a cheerleader… someone is going to sue Sanders for coaching malpractice. The complainant will use Saturday’s Colorado UCLA game as exhibit A in the lawsuit,” he stated.

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According to Whitlock, Sanders’s post-game press conference will serve as the closing argument. Following the defeat against UCLA, Coach Prime exhibited self-serving behavior, ego, and incompetence, according to some. What is it that Deion Sanders said?

Deion Sanders’ post-game conference

Whitlock stated that when the match was over, Deion Sanders attacked his offensive line and questioned their killer instinct, want, desire, will, and athleticism. That was after allowing his quarterback son, Shedeur Sanders, to suffer 7 sacks and a dozen other hits. The journalist also called Coach Prime a pee-wee football coach.

Sanders, in the post-match conference, said, “The hardest thing to acquire is linemen. When people have a good one, you rarely see linemen jump and go to different schools. I think we have some guys that… it’s going to be good with a little seasoning. But overall, we just don’t have the fight of the passion to do what we want to do.”

As per Whitlock, Sanders’s frustration was justified. He stated that it’s nearly impossible to lose a football game, let alone by double digits, when you win the turnover battle 4-0, which Colorado did. The Bruins’ turnovers all came in the first half. Despite this, they led 7-6 at halftime. The journalist said that Colorado squandered a game its opponents tried to gift-wrap. What do you think about it?

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