Deion Sanders’ Colorado team suffered a tough loss to Washington State in the team’s fifth loss in a row. Despite a valiant effort, Colorado fell short, leaving Sanders and his team with valuable lessons to learn and room for improvement. Buffaloes lost, 56-14. Shedeur Sanders left the game with injuries in the second quarter and didn’t return to quarterback the game.
Shedeur Sanders still did well. He finished the game with 86 yards and one touchdown with no interceptions. He had 6-for-10 passing. Shedeur set a school record for passing yards in a single season (3,230). Shedeur Sanders left the game walking with a limp and did not speak to the media.
The game, held at a packed stadium in Washington State, showcased the talent and determination of both teams. From the kickoff, it was evident that this would be a hard-fought battle for Neon Deon. Coach Sanders, a football legend and renowned cornerback, made his debut as head coach of the Colorado team this season, bringing excitement and high expectations to the program.
With his wealth of experience as a player and his passion for the game, fans and analysts alike were eager to see how Sanders would fare in his new role. He left HBCU Jackson State, his first coaching job. Many were not happy. He took this job and brought with him a number of players from Jackson State.
Deion Sanders answered a question about being surprised, “Very, very,” he said. “Because it’s not who we are. I’m still trying to figure out our identity, trying to figure out who we are in turbulent times. And I still don’t know. After all these weeks, I still don’t know.”
