Deion Sanders and Colorado

[clydepepper]

Elsewhere in College Football:

Clemson's Death Valley has been re-tagged Discomfort Valley.



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[mrreality68]

He handle it well after the game just a good old ass kicking

Be interesting as the weeks continue


Prime Time is always entertaining

[Snapolit1]

The ways he runs his mouth, he's an easy guy to root against. But a lot of his message is positive. Wish he would tone the volume down a few notches.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

The ways he runs his mouth, he's an easy guy to root against. But a lot of his message is positive. Wish he would tone the volume down a few notches.

I hope he doesn't. He's authentic and I wouldn't want him to be a toned down version of himself. And look, he got humiliated, he owned it, and he was complementary towards the other team and their coach who had dissed him.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

I hope he doesn't. He's authentic and I wouldn't want him to be a toned down version of himself. And look, he got humiliated, he owned it, and he was complementary towards the other team and their coach who had dissed him.

I think he sometimes fans the winds of racial controversy unnecessarily. Everytime a reporter questions him or challenges him, it doesn't need to be a racial matter. Too many times I've seen go out of his way to be divisive. He's entitled to his own opinions of course.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

I think he sometimes fans the winds of racial controversy unnecessarily. Everytime a reporter questions him or challenges him, it doesn't need to be a racial matter. Too many times I've seen go out of his way to be divisive. He's entitled to his own opinions of course.

I haven't seen that but I'll take you at your word and if that's the case I agree, I think or at least hope we are at the point where a black coach can succeed without it having to be about race.

[bk400]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

I haven't seen that but I'll take you at your word and if that's the case I agree, I think or at least hope we are at the point where a black coach can succeed without it having to be about race.

The only thing that I don't like about Prime is how he blew out all the old players at Colorado. Call me old school, but that's not really fair to amateur student athletes.

As far as what he's done with the new players, he is an exhilarating and life changing positive.