Deion Sanders presents ‘lose-lose’ situation for Colorado, Pac-12 head coach says

Deion Sanders took the Colorado head coaching job in December, which garnered each tons of reward and criticism.

However one in all his opposing head coaches sees no positives with “Coach Prime” with the Buffaloes in any respect.

A Pac-12 head coach says the college is in a “lose-lose” state of affairs.

“It appears like a lose-lose for Colorado with Prime. Both he’s going to be actually good actually quick and go away for one more gig, which, that roster, doesn’t appear attainable,” the coach stated anonymously via Athlon Sports. “The choice is that they’re going to be dangerous, they usually’ll find yourself firing him in a giant circus.”

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“Jackson State was so good as a result of they may get FBS-level guys and beat on FCS rosters. That received’t occur right here. They’re not a superb roster proper now. How does he deal with shedding huge? We haven’t seen that.”

Sanders went 27-6 at Jackson State, together with a mixed 23-3 the final two seasons.

This coach is not the one one to be skeptical of Sanders – since Sanders took over as head coach of the Buffaloes, Coach Prime has overseen a large roster overhaul as he makes an attempt to construct a winner in Boulder, Colorado.

Whereas some gamers entered the switch portal voluntarily, the NCAA stipulates that first-year head coaches could minimize gamers from the roster, although the college should honor the gamers’ scholarships.

Pittsburgh head coach Pat Narduzzi doesn’t like how Sanders is utilizing the rule.

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders (Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports activities)

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“That is not the way in which it is meant to be,” Narduzzi told 247Sports final week on the ACC’s spring conferences. “That is not what the rule supposed to be. It was to not overhaul your roster. We’ll see the way it works out, however that, to me, seems dangerous on school soccer coaches throughout the nation. The reflection is on one man proper now, however while you take a look at it total – these children which have mothers and dads and brothers and sisters and objectives in life – I do not know what number of of these 70 that left actually needed to depart or they had been kicked within the butt to get out.”

Regardless of some questioning his strategies, Sanders does have Colorado again within the highlight as he approaches his first season on the FBS degree.

Deion Sanders holds up a jersey earlier than talking after being launched as the brand new head soccer coach on the College of Colorado throughout a information convention on Dec. 4, 2022, in Boulder, Colorado. (AP Photograph/David Zalubowski)

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The Buffaloes will open the 2023 college football season in opposition to TCU on FOX as a part of the community’s “Large Midday Saturday” telecast.

Fox Information’ Joe Morgan contributed to this report.