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Deion Sanders Advocates for College Football Scrimmages Against Other Teams – Could This Change the Game?

Colorado Buffaloes Pursue Top-Ranked Wide Receiver for 2024 Season

The president of Arizona, Robert Robbins, has expressed confidence that a new TV rights deal acceptable to everyone in the Pac-12 will be completed within a couple of weeks. However, he acknowledges that it remains a “soft circle,” and no deal will be in place until it’s in writing. Robbins has discussed the matter with Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark and other Four Corners schools, emphasizing that the Pac-12 has options.

Deion Sanders takes on one of the biggest challenges in college football, as he embarks on his first season as head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes. After three lackluster years under Karl Dorrell, the Buffs decided to change course and bring in a high-profile coach to shake things up. Sanders’ success at Jackson State, where he posted a 23-3 record over the past two seasons, has caught the attention of the college football world, but can he replicate that success at a Power Five program that has struggled for almost two decades?

Deion Sanders enters his first season at Colorado. Paul Finebaum had some choice words on how the first season might go.