Deion Sanders chaotic culture turns into locker room violence in Colorado

This for anyone that ever had the idea of hiring Deion Sanders to coach our beloved football team. Nope... never... ever... do I want that clown anywhere near the Gators' football team/program. And even thought no serious Gator fan entertained that thought, there were some people on TOS that did. Though I have long suspected that those people are not really Gator fans to begin with.

Here's a taste of what is really going in with Deion's Colorado football team.


There has been a sudden shift in attitude within the Colorado Buffaloes locker room. While the initial hype surrounding Deion Sanders has dwindled, he has brought more than his "Louis Luggage" to Boulder. The urgency to win has increased as this season is expected to be the final one for Shilo and Shedeur Sanders, along with Travis Hunter.

Coach Prime has reiterated that he's not leaving Boulder with his kids, but rebuilding a program from scratch isn't his forte. Nor is fostering personal development among players. Many programs pride themselves on nurturing talent, but that’s not Prime's approach, and it's becoming apparent. He desires "ready-made" players who can deliver immediate results. It's not about gradually building up; it's about achieving success right now.

This approach has its flaws, and the foundation of Coach Prime's Camelot is starting to show cracks. What was portrayed to the public as an outstanding program is missing the mark. Sanders seizes the spotlight in front of cameras but then vanishes until the next media opportunity. Outside of these appearances, it’s all about promoting his products and services. The real question for those skeptical of the hype is why there’s constant turnover within the program?

Some players aren't suited for "Prime Time," or at least that's what the CU staff wants everyone to believe. But conversations with those who've left Boulder reveals the true nature of the culture within the Buffaloes program. A few former players have spoken anonymously to Athlon, fearing retaliation, if they went on the record.

"It's like a real-life Grand Theft Auto video game," one former player said. "There are many distractions with fights, guns, and money floating around. The environment is unlike any I’ve come from before."




https://athlonsports.com/college/co...e-turns-into-locker-room-violence-in-colorado

 

Some people here will confuse doing real football drills that look like two players might be fighting, but most of the one-on-one drills are legitimate training tools used by some coaches still even today. That is not what was is going on in Boulder, according to the writer. These are fist fights... gambling... guns on tables... death threats... And other looker room cancer antics to settle toughness in the locker rooms that seem to be condoned... or tacitly approved.

 

It looks like other sties are catching on to that original Athlon article that I posted here. Yeah, that is one coach that can kiss any job in the SEC goodbye.

Here are more details and another view of what's going on in Boulder, Colorado. One more reason why I felt we needed to give Cormani McClain a second chance... even though I had no idea what he was suffering through.

Glad he's a Gator and his getting a well deserved second chance with the good guys in Gainesville.

READ THIS OTHER ARTICLE, BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS.


Florida Football's Cormani McClain noted in behind the scenes deep dive of Colorado

 

Yep... and one more reason NOT to let FSU into the SEC... EVER! That football program is rife with that kind of character.

 

A way of life?

It's always phrased that way... I wonder why they do that?

 

Nope, not even close... That behavior is what we consider a cancer in the locker room.