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On Tuesday, Colorado head coach Deion Sanders reprimanded reporters for what he considers consistently negative coverage... On Wednesday, ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum delivered a heated response to Sanders for chastizing the media... (The Spun)



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Shaq4prez•15 months
They USED to be amateurs. They are PAID now and are subject to the scrutiny. Right now would be a PRIME time to shutup Deion
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Dingeaux•15 months
They are getting paid to play now. Criticism comes with the territory. You can't have it both ways.
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CanebreakCajun•14 months
You're a bad coach. You won games in Mississippi because your managed to get D1 players. Now you're exposed.
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Tiger in Texas•14 months
Sanders continues to remain the biggest arse-clown and most overrated coach in college football, news at 10...
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WhoDatNC•14 months
Shocking that DS would play the victim card for him and his players.
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