

‘Trying To Fight the Narrative’ — Radio Host Applauds Deion Sanders’ Mindset After…
Colorado · NorthwesternHe dismissed a few players from the team, drawing attention from experts across the football world and fans alike. While some criticised Coach Prime for bailing out on his players, others came out in support of Coach Prime.
It is unusual for college programs to have players dismissed by a coach as a form of discipline unless they are involved in a major controversy or the league has demanded their dismissal. Sanders, however, made the call to remove three players for being "knuckleheads" and failing to meet Colorado's standards.
"This sounds like somebody who really wants to coach," he said on a recent episode of the show. "I think about the time when he was introduced (Jackson State incident), and a guy who introduced him didn't call him coach when he first got there, and he said, 'Well, why won't you call me coach?'
And it kind of came off as a little arrogant. Like you're trying to talk down to a guy, and he needs to address you the proper way.
KEY POINTS
- ‘Trying To Fight the Narrative’ — Radio Host Applauds Deion Sanders’ Mindset After Colorado Players’ Dismissals Over Conduct.
- After a blowout loss to the Northwestern Wildcats last Saturday, Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders turned heads with a bold call.
- According to former NFL player LaVar Arrington and radio host Jonas Knox, it was a "coach" move that set a great precedent for other programs and established a "pro-style" setup in college football.
- While speaking with LaVar Arrington on the 2 Pros and a Cup of Joe podcast, Knox claimed that Sanders is flipping the script by setting the bar high.