Deion Sanders is making headlines as the Colorado coach prepares for the 2025 season, showcasing his vibrant personality at the Big 12 football media days on July 10, 2025. Arriving at the Dallas Cowboys’ training facility with former teammate Michael Irvin, Sanders emphasized his commitment to his players despite an unspecified health issue that sidelined him earlier this year.
- Deion Sanders upbeat at Big 12 media days.
- Health issues not discussed by Sanders.
- Colorado lacks a starting quarterback.
- Sanders supports NIL cap for programs.
- Praises Texas Tech's Joey McGuire's recruiting.
- Players maintain close relationships with Sanders.
Sanders, who recently signed a lucrative five-year, $54 million extension, is focused on the upcoming season, including a much-anticipated rematch against BYU in the Alamo Bowl on September 27. With his star quarterback Shedeur Sanders off to the NFL, the question remains: who will lead the Buffs this season?
As the college football landscape evolves, Sanders’ insights on NIL and player recruitment are crucial. How will these changes affect his team’s performance? His confidence in new quarterbacks Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis indicates a strategic approach to filling the void left by Shedeur. Key developments include:
- Sanders’ commitment to player welfare amidst health concerns.
- Emerging quarterback competition between Salter and Lewis.
- Advocacy for NIL regulations to ensure fairness in college football.
- Support for fellow coaches navigating the new transfer landscape.
As the season approaches, fans are eager to see how Sanders’ leadership will shape Colorado’s performance. Will the Buffs rise to the occasion in the Big 12? Stay tuned for more updates!
