Each year when the NFL season comes, it comes with exciting news, and what’s more exciting than the Super Bowl? It is a celebration of the game itself and involves the entire American population, no matter who they are and where they’re from. Performing at the Super Bowl is a prestigious honor that very few musicians get. And now this year’s Super Bowl performer’s name has been revealed with a little help from Coach Prime.

After a stellar performance that saw the Buffs charging head-on and demolishing three excellent college teams – TCU, Nebraska, and Colorado State – they finally found their match in Oregon. And what a defeat it was! 42 for Oregon and 6 for Colorado Buffaloes. But is Coach Prime going to sit around in the locker room and sulk with his team? They don’t call him Prime time for nothing.

Coach Prime’s big announcement

In an X video from the handle, Yahoo Sports NFL, Coach Prime can be seen recreating Usher’s ‘Confessions’ skit with him to share the news with everyone. Prime can be seen telling Usher, ” You’re playing the half-time show. You deserve this.” With Usher headlining, this year’s Super Bowl’s half-time show will definitely be one to remember for a long time.

Despite the agonizing loss, Coach Prime hasn’t missed a step. Not one to wallow in self-pity, he believes the future looks good for him and his team.

Coach Prime is ready for a fight

In the post-game conference, he dismissed all criticism that the team had a talent gap. Instead, he took the defeat with a grain of salt and said, “If we had a talent gap we wouldn’t be 3-1 right now,” Sanders said. “Nah, there’s not a talent gap. You just got your butt kicked, that’s just what happens sometimes. Just as a fighter, you got caught.”

And that was it. Coach Prime and his band are already preparing for the next game. He further issued a challenge for all the teams he’s about to play, by saying, “You better get me right now, this is the worst we’re gonna be. You better get me right now…because I like what I see. I know I got on shades, but I can see the future, and it looks really good.” Whether or not Sanders’ warning is futile remains to be seen. While the Buffs’ are strong, their opponents are nothing to sneeze at either.

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Now that dust has settled on the match, the chinks in Buffs’ armor are quite visible to everyone. Travis Hunter’s loss was expensive for them, and in his absence, QB Shedeur Sanders could not play half as well as he could. With limitations such as these, it was no wonder that both the offense and defense from Buffs got completely crushed.

The 3-1 Buffs have tougher challenges up ahead especially now that are set to face off against USC in their next game on 30 September. Will the Prime Era continue for the Buffs?

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