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Deion Sanders has always been a passionate, vocal, and wise athlete. Long before churning records for his Colorado Buffaloes side, he was making history in both the NFL and MLB arenas. The former 2X SB winner comes from a different school of thought and banks on a higher power to make things come true in life. Recently, the legendary Coach Prime took to Instagram to share a snippet from his old interviews.

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In the video, looking as charismatic as ever, a young Deion Sanders shares his insights on the things that inspire him to achieve greatness. It?s something about his ideology that continues to inspire millions and has now followed it into his coaching career as well. Amidst mounting pressure, with Colorado not giving consistent performances, Deion Sanders digs into the past to for inspiration.

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Deion Sanders and his strong faith in the Lord!

Prime Time is a god-loving person. It?s evident from his subliminal messages on Twitter, his posts on Instagram, and even during the times he was hospitalized last year. How does he not give up in times of adversity? The answer lies in his belief in higher power. He shared the same in a throwback interview on his Instagram. Sanders can be heard saying, ?One thing Deion Sanders has is a great relationship with the Lord? Coach Prime continued to say as he sports a hat with his curls in the interview.

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When it comes to mentoring and inspiring students, there?s no one better than Deion Sanders who can motivate youngsters to perform at their absolute best. With the power vested in him through the Lord, Coach Prime never feels the pressure. In the interview, the pressures as described by the interviewer are the money, flashy lifestyle, and the people taking advantage of him among other things. Recently, the SNL took a jibe at Coach Prime as his side copped a loss against Stanford.

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SNL mocks Deion Sanders post-Stanford loss

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For ages, Saturday Night Live (SNL) takes a mickey out of players and coaching staff in the NFL. Deion Sanders found himself in the shallow waters after the close defeat against the Stanford Cardinals. After Prime Time admitted that he was truly disturbed by the shattering loss, the SNL went a step ahead in making fun of the same.

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The latest Friday night wasn’t at all kind on the legendary coach. Kenan Thompson donned the role of Sanders as he wore the iconic Coach Prime merchandise with the white hoodie. Thompson also matched the 10X Pro-Bowler’s personality.? He used the hand gestures on point and remarked ?Wasn?t that crazy? We were up 29-0 at the half, so I went home and fell asleep. I woke up this morning as shocked as anyone.? Shedding light on his earlier pursuits in the Jackson State, the actor interjected- ?God called me to Jackson State, God called me again and was like ?My bad.’? The last line invited a barrel of peals of laughter as the show included a clip from Sanders’s musical segment from 1995.

Looking back, in the 1990s, a young Deion Sanders was taking the world by storm, both in the NFL and MLB. Now about 34 years later, when Sanders faces the heat of taking his CU side to the playoffs, his relationship with the Lord stays constant. It remains to be seen whether his faith will be fruitful or not.

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"If at night you see your team losing or you wake up with the news of your team winning. Words will always be there sharing your emotions through thick and thin!" I've always had a strong connection with words. They've given me the passage to express my emotions from starting as a 7th grader writing poems in school to now writing articles based around leaders like Deion Sanders.

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