“He loves to golf, he loves to hunt, he loves to fish.” That’s what Deion Sanders said of gold-jacket Warren Sapp when he was first hired as a Colorado staff. And now, days after coming back to Colorado for the fall camp following his eventful stay in his hometown, Sapp is embracing his love for his hobby and it’s not fishing. 

Warren Sapp came back from Florida a few days back after indulging in a thrilling scuba diving adventure while getting to spend quality time with his daughter Cece back at home. After returning to Boulder four days earlier than everyone else, he announced his comeback on his social media to hype fans about the upcoming game. In response, Coach Prime lauded his enthusiasm with a nod of approval saying, “I like that dawg!” But before the season kicks off, Sapp is enjoying what he loves best besides football and fishing. 

Warren Sapp may not be fishing this summer but he’s filled in his time with other exhilarating hobbies. Take a look at a reel of him reveling in his love for golf uploaded by Luther Luke Campbell. He tagged Warren Sapp on X, “My guy.” In the video, Sapp took a shot at golf with a smart swing. 

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Sapp’s love for golf goes deeper than just surface fascination. He even became an ambassador for Oahu Golf Apparel (OGA) to showcase his passion for the sport. It could be one of his last swings on the golf course before the Buffs’ season kickoff. He isn’t the only one who spent a wholesome summer before the big action in August.

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Coach Prime is also back from a lavish solo trip to Mexico in one of the world’s top premier resorts at Viceroy Los Cabos. From enjoying the serene beaches to immersing himself in the luxury of the pristine hotel which features a pool on the top deck, he labeled the whole experience as an “awesome excursion.” But now that the fun phase has come to an end, hard work and effort are going to take the forefront. 

This is a big year for Colorado with them transitioning from the Pac-12 to the Big-12. Also, this season will mark the last year for some of the Buffs’ star players like Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter in college football who will be joining the NFL next year. As top prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft, a lot of pressure and effort is going to go into the Buffs games this season. They’ll begin with an opener against FCS powerhouse North Dakota State on August 29.