Is the Deion Sanders allure and hype officially over?

Please stop.

I was shocked to not see Deion walk away for health reasons after this past season.

They are starting the season here against Georgia Tech as about a touchdown underdog. They are playing in the normal stadium, so it must not be selling that well. When ND came here they moved it to Mercedes Benz.

It's on a Thursday night, so I'm sure it'll be broadcasted. To be fair, the Vols come the next week, and they are also playing in Bobby Dodd. So maybe it was just an Irish deal to move it to the bigger stadium..

Fraud from day 1.

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Jeanty's Heisman

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No one outside the big 4 conferences should ever be in the running for the heisman

I think Oregon killed all that hype

I still like Deion and still believe in what he's trying to do It was an uphill challenge to be sure
But he tries to instill discipline in players. He talks about the importance of faith and family in doing right. We need more of that in college football. Yeah, it's different. It's not like the old coaches that we grew up with, but none of us are going to be playing college football anytime in the near future

And if Deion is getting kids who want to play college football and want to play for him, I think that's the best that Colorado is going to do. He needs to keep surrounding himself with coaching talent , coordinators

Just wait until the NFL season starts. You'll enjoy the overwhelming coverage of Deion Sanders and his son, as they work to build the Cleveland Browns into a winning franchise.

And when sports mass media isn't talking about them, they will tell you more about the WNBA.

Why? Because they know you are hooked and aren't going to stop consuming their shitty product no matter how much they insult your intelligence.

shel will never give up hope

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I thought they would come up with some sort of settlement so both Colorado and Deion could save face, and the health problems gave them the perfect out.

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That would require Deion agreeing to a greatly reduced buyout. Deion does not seem like the type of person to agree to forego a bunch of money. And Colorado doesn't have the money to eat that whole buyout, so they're stuck for a couple more years.

Colorado's AD was dumb to give him that extension so quickly when he still had an overall losing record and his biggest accomplishment was losing in the Alamo Bowl. He already had a middle of the pack salary for P4 coach with a $10M buyout he would owe if he left for another school. Nobody else was trying to poach him away from Colorado.