Deion Sanders is the man in demand. Already showing his prime effect on the Colorado Buffaloes, Coach Prime is redefining the Buffs to the collegiate football landscape. After his stint of successful surgeries, where he escaped the feat of foot amputation, Sanders is continuing his success drill where the Buffs are standing strong with 2 victories and 0 defeats in the 2023 season. 

However, to juice out positive results from Sanders’ wave of admiration, an American sports TV personality, Stephen A. Smith is making a big move to gain desirable results. Sanders’ presence in Colorado is being admired by the masses, and Smith is ready with a master plan to capitalize on that. 

Stephen A. Smith’s message

ESPN’s “First Take” podcast which is hosted by Smtih is all set to broadcast live from Boulder before the Colorado Buffaloes and Colorado State Rams matchup. Furthermore, the popular pregame show “College GameDay” will mark its presence at CU. Considering the massive fan following Sanders’ has, these two shows have already embarked on gaining high viewership during the live shows.

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After a stint of layoffs where ESPN laid off its veteran journalists like Rob Ninkovich, this masterplan is a foolproof way to rake in promising business. However, sharing the news of this masterplan, Smith shared a reel on his Instagram profile by writing, “FirstTake is headed to Boulder.” Followed by a powerful message, “Let’s do it.”

With just one collegiate football championship on their name, that too decades ago, the Buffs are desperate to taste the victory again. And seems like Sanders is the key to ending their championship drought.

Deion Sanders leading the Buffs to new heights

The Buffaloes won their first and last championship in 1990 under the guidance of head coach Bill McCartney, since then the championship has been just a mere desire. However, the 2023 collegiate football season, has got a different vibe in the entire camp for the Buffs. With Sanders leading from the sidelines, the team already emerged victorious in their battles against TCU and Nebraska.

However, one of the Buffs’ arch rivals stands in their way to lodge a hatrick of victories. The Colorado State Rams go against the Buffs on a Saturday night matchup on September 16. The Buffs’ quarterback and Coach Prime’s son Shedeur Sanders along with wide receiver Travis Hunter will lead the team’s offense facet. However, Sanders and the team are in a mood to grab a championship title this season, but the time only reveals the reality. The Saturday night matchup is all hyped up and it can’t get better than it is.

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