Given his success this season as Colorado’s head coach, it is no shock that Deion Sanders’ identify has been talked about for different teaching vacancies, together with within the NFL, however Sanders stated Tuesday he has no intention of leaving the Buffaloes.
“I am glad the place I’m, man,” Sanders informed reporters Tuesday. “I’ve received a kickstand down. what a kickstand is? … Which means I am resting. I am good, I am glad, I am excited. I am keen about the place I’m. I find it irresistible right here, really do.”
The No. 16 Buffaloes are 8-2, already doubling their win whole from final season’s 4-8 end, which was Sanders’ first on the helm.
He signed a five-year $29.5 million contract with Colorado after the 2022 season, which noticed the Buffaloes hearth Karl Dorrell midseason and notch only one win.
Now, at 6-1 within the convention, they’re two wins away from competing within the Massive 12 title recreation and are pushing for an look within the School Soccer Playoff.
This success has prompted hypothesis that Sanders might fill certainly one of a number of teaching vacancies, together with on the NFL stage, with former Dallas Cowboys teammate Michael Irvin amongst these suggesting Sanders might wind up in Dallas if the crew components methods with present coach Mike McCarthy.
Sanders, nonetheless, spoke extremely of his youthful gamers and the expectation that Colorado’s success will proceed, regardless of the probability that key gamers like Heisman Trophy candidates Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders, Deion’s son, will depart for the NFL after this season.
“It says so much about what we plan on being and the steadiness that we will be right here for some time,” he stated. “We ain’t going nowhere. We’re about to get snug.”
Tied with BYU for first place within the Massive 12, Colorado visits 4-6 Kansas on Saturday and finishes out the season internet hosting 3-7 Oklahoma State.
–Area Degree Media
