Colorado coach Deion Sanders emphasized his commitment to his current role and dismissed speculation about potential jobs, including Texas A&M. Sanders, known for his straightforward approach, stated that his focus is on winning games and building roots in Colorado. Despite rumors and endorsements from figures like ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, Sanders made it clear that his priority is the success of the Colorado football program.
Addressing questions about his future plans, Sanders expressed his honesty with recruits’ parents, affirming his dedication to Colorado. He highlighted personal connections, such as family members residing in the area, and underlined his integration into the community by stating, “I get mail here, I pay taxes here.”
Currently in his first season at Colorado, Sanders faces a 4-6 record. Despite a challenging stretch with a five-game losing streak, he commended the team’s resilience, noting their lack of quit and determination until the end of each game.
Coaching two of his sons at Colorado, Sanders acknowledged their eligibility in 2024, signaling a commitment to the program beyond the current season. He emphasized the team’s potential, especially with numerous players eligible to return in 2024. Sanders concluded by challenging the perception of the program, noting that real football enthusiasts recognize the building process amid losses and the team’s refusal to give up.