Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes are currently in the thick of spring football practice after kicking off their first practice on Monday. The beginning is going to be crucial for the Buffs to establish a winning attitude and the players are already raising the hopes of their coaches. So, it’s understandable that Coach Prime isn’t in the mood to deal with disobedience in the practice field. 

Shilo Sanders got on the wrong foot of Deion Sanders, who reportedly kicked him out. And when the 24-year-old tried to make a comeback at his dad, the Buffs HC wasn’t up for the joke because he’s all about being serious now. See the hilarious exchange between Coach Prime and Shilo Sanders. 

Deion Sanders shuts down Shilo Sanders’ smart mouth 

The Buffs are hot on practice as their spring football practice gets more intense. Deion Sanders has been hard on everyone, especially on his son Shilo Sanders, who told the camera on YouTube’s Well Off Media, “Hey, remember dad kicked me out of scrimmage on top for talking too much.” But Coach Prime has an epic comeback to his son’s smart mouth as he retorted, “Why you talking? You’re an old-school guy… Both of us couldn’t talk at the same time. Me and my game.”

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Time and again, Shilo Sanders steals the attention of the internet with his quirky statements and responses. But this time, Coach Prime is beating his son at his own game and making his authority known, especially when it comes to the football field where he’s the boss of the game. The Buffs are already settling into their practice, showing high expectations and optimism.

CU Buffs’ first spring football practice looks promising

A lot of aspects showed promise following the Buffs’ first practice. The practices highlighted the talents of the new players, including Preston Hodge making a name for himself as a playmaker who picked off Shedeur Sanders. The former Liberty DB said in his after-practice speech, “I just go day-by-day, trying to be my best on and off the field.” He also revealed that the team has been playing “a lot of men” on defense. 

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As for the WR position, Coach Brett Phillips can’t stop singing praises of Omarion Miller. He said, “I like Omarion Miller. I’m starting to fall in love with Omarion Miller. We’re in the dating stages right now. He’ll continue to mature and be the player that we all expect him to be and, obviously, be the player that he expects to be. He’s taking the right steps toward that.” Even the Buffs’ new OC Pat Shurmur believes that the team is off to a great start this spring which could set the foundation for wins if the optimism remains in place. 

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