Coach Prime Deion Sanders isn’t one to back down, not even after the major blowout loss against the Oregon Ducks. But fans are concerned because the next game with the USC Trojans will be no less challenging if not more. But the Colorado head coach is prepared and hopeful of the future of the Buffaloes. 

The Pac-12 opener loss that the Colorado Buffaloes faced was like slamming into a brick wall. It put an end to their sweet 3-0 undefeated season history. And Coach Prime is here to break down the reason behind their dismal performance in Week 4. 

Deion Sanders opens up about Colorado’s sad performance

In the Buffaloes Primetime Radio Show, Deion Sanders shows his consistency in his game approach. He states, “You really don’t change the way you attack everything because you gotta show a level of consistency to your kids.” Coach Prime also reveals the factors that proved “detrimental to the defeat” against the Oregon Ducks. 

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As Oregon’s head coach Dan Lanning stated, their “Cinderella story” ended when the Ducks took them down with a crushing record of 42-6. Colorado met their first season defeat with 3-1 while Oregon rose to 4-0. Deion Sanders took to the media, saying, “You really focus on the things that were detrimental to the defeat. Run game. Run defense. Personnel. Just moving about period on offense and some of the special team blunders that we had.“

The game between Colorado and Oregon shows that the Buffaloes have lots to improve on their offense and defense skills. Coach Prime said, “And we’re upset because we know we can be better defensively, offensively, special teams.” He also stated players’ injuries and the impact of their absence in the game. 

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The Colorado Buffaloes have two-star players taking a recovery break. Travis Hunter and Xavier Weaver are both down with injuries and aren’t expected to come back in time to play in the upcoming game with USC. But Deion Sanders is unstoppable as he said, “Although we got our butts kicked, and rightfully so, we’re upset at being 3-1… That means we are not satisfied.“

Anticipation for Deion Sanders Colorado Buffaloes vs. USC Trojans

Week 5 is going to be a challenging week for Colorado as they face No. 8 USC, whom they’ve never defeated over 16 match-ups. It will restore the former glory of Colorado if they win this game. But no matter the situation, Deion Sanders has made it clear that he isn’t changing his approach. 

The USC Trojans are having a sweet 4-0 season. They boast the highest-scoring offense, with an average of 55 points per game. And the upcoming game will require the best of Colorado. Deion Sanders said, “I just want to see us go out there and put our best foot forward.“

Be prepared for the upcoming match where Deion Sanders Buffaloes will face the USC Trojans at Folsom Field. “It’s going to be something to behold,” Coach Prime said. Indeed, it is a highly anticipated game that could break or make Colorado college football. 

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