Deion Sanders Rips 'Intoxicated' Colorado Buffaloes Following Kansas Upset

With the College Football season entering the witching hour, every win and loss is bloviated. Especially those that could have implications on the College Football Playoff. One of the most important matchups of the week was 16-ranked Colorado taking on the unranked Kansas Jayhawks.

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Deion Sanders Calls Out Colorado After Loss to Kansas

 

In a shocking turn of events, the Jayhawks pulled off the upset, defeating Colorado 37-21 at home, dealing a major blow to the Buffaloes College Football Playoff hopes.

 

Following the loss, Colorado head coach Deion Sanders put his team on blast for being "intoxicated with success."

 

"Not one of you can say you played your best game, nobody here can say they played good. See the problem is you guys are intoxicated with success," Sanders said to his team in the locker room after the loss.

 

 

 

Coach Prime Gets Candid on Julian Lewis's Commitment

 

Colorado did have at least one win this week. On November 21, quarterback Julian Lewis, a five-star recruit, announced his commitment to Colorado last season. It's a huge win for the program with Shedeur Sanders expected to enter the 2025 NFL Draft. Following the news, Sanders expressed his excitement about the future of the program.

 

"It was a great thing for the program," Sanders said. "We know that's been in the working for quite some time. Great kid, with great talent. I like the qualities and the home structure. I like all of that, and I can't wait to be a part of his life and coach him."

 

Lewis' commitment came just five days after flipping his decision to play at USC. When asked about his recruitment process, Sanders explained that it is mainly a matter of "feeling."

 

"When I feel it in my spirit, you know, get [Lewis] on the phone and get his poppa on the phone, see if his dad wanna come down and just sit down and chop it up with me," Sanders added. 

 

"He sat in my office, I think, a few weeks ago for a couple of hours. I said, 'Come on, give it out to me because I know you got a bunch of questions in mind, let's go.' And we did that. And he walked away feeling really comfortable."