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After each win, the Colorado Buffaloes celebrate, and head coach Deion Sanders appropriately says, “Now, give me my theme music.”
The excitement surrounding the Buffs has caught the college football world’s attention, including a 98-year-old superfan who danced with Sanders after his team beat Nebraska on September 9th.
It seems that was just the start, and Sanders will need to turn the music up really loud to drown out the haters because he’s high-stepping into history books.
Yet, re-writing history is nothing new to him. He’s a Hall of Famer who casually played baseball at the same time he was playing football simply because he could. (Yeah, he’s got it like that.)
Now, his Buffaloes are doing something never done in school history, and it’s the least surprising feat about Sanders’ tenure thus far.
— COACH PRIME (@DeionSanders) September 20, 2023
Despite playing at Folsom Field for 100 years, Colorado has never sold out every home game in a season until now.
However, Coach “Prime” knew this would happen and called it back in the spring. “Get your tickets now because if you don’t, you won’t have a chance.”
Deion Sanders said he was coming and he wasn't lying. The hype he brought about the University of Colorado football team is being realized.
The Colorado Buffaloes have sold out their spring football game. Coach Prime Delivered! pic.twitter.com/sbv4M2jDXv
— Barry Cunningham (@barrycunningham) April 2, 2023
In the words of Tupac, “I ain’t mad at cha.”
That’ll do, Colorado. That’ll do.