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Imago
Credits: Imago
Coach Prime is someone who knows how to balance motivation with some toughness. The Buffs’ fiery head coach recently addressed his players’ lack of interest in the classroom in his signature no-nonsense style. The coach publicly confronted the team, urging them to take their studies as seriously as football. This tough talk grabbed some attention, with many, including ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, putting forward their view.
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Smith, famous for his unfiltered opinions, further slammed the Buffs for their behavior. Things are getting more serious for the Buffs players than they thought. With Sanders’ action and Smith’s criticism, the players face serious pressure to improve in all areas.
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Smith echoes Coach Prime, slams Buffs’ arrogance
On his show, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith recently echoed Coach Prime’s stern message to the Colorado Buffaloes football team. “You don’t get to have that kind of arrogance and bravado,” Smith said. “Y’all won four games last year. Y’all went six weeks without winning a game,” he added. He criticized the team’s inflated ego, suggesting their improved 4-8 record in 2023 owes more to Coach Prime’s fame than their actual skill. “As players, y’all haven’t done anything yet,” he stressed.
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Smith focused on the professor’s message, saying it shows the team’s “lack of enthusiasm,” “lack of focus,” and “lack of accountability” toward their studies. He believed the players acted entitled, making the head coach address the whole team.
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Classroom disruption sparks wake-up call for Colorado football
It all started when a University of Colorado professor gave a frustrated letter about the football team’s disengagement in the classroom. The professor described that his decade of teaching was entirely damaged when the players were physically present but mentally absent in school. This led to a disruptive learning environment and sparked a strong reaction from Coach Sanders. He held a team meeting (which was made public) and read the professor’s letter aloud.
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Sanders then connected the players’ poor classroom attitude to their potential on the field and in life. He and Smith say the same thing —“Your bark is a hell of a lot more significant than your bite.” The players must improve in the classroom and on the field to achieve the success they dream of. With the regular season approaching, we’ll soon see if the Buffs have taken the criticism to heart. Till then, let us know your thoughts on this in the comments below.
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