Deion Sanders mentions 'a few guys not on the team anymore' following Northwestern…
Northwestern · ColoradoThis comes on the heels of his press conference Tuesday starting out with safety Ben Finneseth apologizing for comments caught on video as Colorado entered the field at Northwestern. $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage Those comments referred to Northwestern’s intimate stadium as: “this place (expletive) sucks.
(Expletive) sounds like a (expletive) library.” Whether that had anything to do with the unnamed players no longer on the team as of Tuesday is unclear.
“Yeah, I’m sad because I don’t certainly root against Northwestern or everybody’s fuzzy little teddy bear, but I just have started really pulling for for Deion once he got sick, and his career just continues to spiral,” Finebaum said on The Matt Barrie Show. “And it’s so it’s just much different with between with him and Dabo and Belichick because Deion is is a guy that is so electric …
The ugly loss dropped Colorado’s record to 2-1 on the season. “And I just don’t know where he goes from here because what was it three years ago?
KEY POINTS
- But with the way it’s gone downhill since the 2024 season, when Colorado won nine games with Shedeur Sanders and Heisman winner Travis Hunter, ESPN’s Paul Finebaum called it a spiraling coaching career.
- Deion Sanders didn't play around following a 41-7 loss to Northwestern on Saturday.
- The head coach said "there's a few guys not ...
- The Buffaloes are in need of a bounce back season in Year 4 under Sanders.