“We in This Thing Together”: Deion Sanders Lays Down Recipe for Recovery in Motivational Message to Shedeur & Co.

Deion Sanders, the coach for the Colorado Buffaloes, has sent a motivational message to his team. The 55-year-old coach has been a hot topic ever since he entered the NCAA with the Buffs. Though he’s an inspirational coach, to say the least, his team’s performance for the past few games hasn’t been the best.

The Colorado Buffaloes played against the Stanford Cardinal this past Sunday and suffered a tragic loss. The score ended at a close 46-43 and the Cardinals created history by making a record-breaking comeback of over 29 points. The world of the NFL can’t help but doubt the talent of the team and even exceptional players like Shedeur Sanders will have to face the music. In an effort to raise spirits, Coach Prime released a motivational video on his Instagram account.

Coach Prime’s inspirational message to his team and fans

On 15th October, Sanders took to Instagram and released a video that saw him talking about the aftermath of the match and how it has affected him. He talked about how people love the fruit of hard labor but fail to acknowledge the harsher process that goes behind it. Coach Prime said, “I love the process. I love the trials and the tribulations. And what we’re dealing with right now is a process. And I love it. We in this together.”

Coach Prime’s response comes as a response to the haters who can’t stop talking about how terrible they’ve been on the field. He further stated how he loves every player on the team as well as everyone else who is in the locker room. The Colorado Buffaloes haven’t been at their best lately but Sanders’ latest response proves that the team isn’t done just yet and a solid comeback could be on the cards.

How does the Buffs’ squad look like ahead of their match against UCLA?

The Colorado Buffaloes have a serious ground to cover in terms of their playmaking skills. They have been under a lot of fire for their poor performance against the Stanford Cardinal. So the Buffs need to make a major change to their game plan if they wish to upstage the UCLA Bruins this coming Saturday.

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Travis Hunter, the cornerback for the Buffaloes, has been suffering from a major lacerated liver that occurred in week 3. He finally returned to the gridiron against Stanford but he wasn’t able to do much for his team. It will be interesting to see how he can turn the tide in his team’s favor against UCLA, much to fans’ expectations.

The Buffs will be involved in a high-tension match as their reputation stands on the line. Shedeur Sanders, the QB for the Buffaloes, was under a lot of criticism when he flaunted his watch against Arizona. As such, the Cardinal players did the same gesture when his poor interception cost the team the match. Shedeur himself has a lot to prove as the fans wait to see if he can make a comeback again and hopefully, not flaunt his watch again.

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