The recent Oregon 42-6 blowout loss came like a crushing weight on both Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes. Among so many sports analysts and commentators voicing their opinions on Coach Prime Deion Sanders, Stephen A. Smith stands up with a unique proposal. 

Stephen Smith is one of the followers of Deion Sanders for his effective coaching and impact on HBCUs. The ESPN commentator always holds a high regard for Deion Sanders and his dominant and effective approach in shaping up the Buffaloes for battle. And he recently took to his show to propose an interesting prospect for the Colorado head coach. 

Stephen Smith raises voice on Deion Sanders’ prospect

The Stephen A. Smith Show is one channel to cover interesting sports news, and this episode is no exception as the popular NFL spokesman chalks out Deion Sanders’ destiny. Stephen Smith said, “To me personally, if Deion Sanders had the opportunity, University of Florida. Because Florida State his alma mater snubbed him.“

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Following the Oregon loss, Smith raised his opinion that if Coach Prime had the opportunity, he would want to see him at his old alma mater, Florida State. Deion Sanders left an impression with the Florida Gators under head coach Bobby Bowden. So he has a very bright prospect of signing up there. 

Stephen Smith continued, “I’d love to see him there or I’d love to see him at Texas A&M. That’s oil money down there. That’s oil money.” The 55-year-old sports commentator then shrugged and reminded the viewers that it was just his personal opinion and added, “I’m just saying.“

But Stephen Smith is right. If oil money is on the target, Texas A&M is the hub. The Texas Aggies, or A&M, remained on the Forbes list as the most valuable college football team for several years. In 2017-18, the program got $46 million in football contributions from alumni alone. 

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Both Florida State and Texas A&M are facing the season with 3-1. Smith’s ideas are right on point to point Coach Prime in all the right directions. But will Deion Sanders leave the Buffaloes in the dust for a better opportunity?

Deion Sanders’ investment in the Colorado Buffaloes 

Coach Prime came into the lives of the fallen Buffaloes when they were suffering from their 1-11 defeat last season. He took the reins and led the team to three consecutive victories against the TCU Horned Frogs, Nebraska Cornhuskers, and Colorado State Rams. He became a central media figure, with several sports channels covering him and Colorado. 

Even after the sad defeat from Oregon, Deion Sanders shows his positivity. The former Baltimore Ravens two-way star said, “I’m so into what we do and what our opponents are doing and that’s what I’m into. I don’t really look outside these blinders.” This may not be the last we see of Prime Time. 

Even as Deion Sanders is still addressing criticism on social media, he has a bigger responsibility preparing his team for the upcoming game against the Pac-12 team USC Trojans. But with Coach Prime solely focused on his team and players, it could be a game changer for the Colorado Buffaloes. 

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