Deion Sanders claims he would suspend players for how opponents act toward Colorado

Why Colorado Buffs QB Shedeur Sanders Not Shaking Hands With Colorado State QB Is NOT A BIG DEAL

With the kind of attention that Colorado gets, it comes with the good and comes with the bad. That includes their opponents with some behaving in a way that Deion Sanders says wouldn’t happen in his program.

Sanders addressed the actions and comments toward his team during his coaches show on Thursday. He said that he would suspend his own players if they were doing similar things to teams that they played.

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“Some things that have transpired on other teams? If that had been my player, I would have suspended him,” said Sanders. “We just don’t do that. We don’t operate like that. We don’t need to. A lot of things that have happened — you may not know, some people have been suspended for certain things. We just keep it in-house.”

This comes after what happened between them and Colorado State last weekend. Ahead of the rivalry game, Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi and Tory Horton had called them out beforehand in an interview. Jay Norvell also didn’t have much love ahead of his second game against Coach Prime either. That led to the response from Colorado after they won by 19 over the Rams.

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However, the week before, Colorado also had to deal with it in another rivalry against Nebraska. After the 28-10 loss to the Cornhuskers in Lincoln, content emerged of them celebrating to the song titled ‘Perfect Timing’ by Shedeur Sanders. Dylan Raiola also got in on it with a photo of him doing Sanders’ celebration alongside Will Compton.

These are also just the examples from just the past two weeks to start this season in Boulder

Colorado evokes all kinds of responses from people, whether fans, opponents, or the media. Sanders just doesn’t approve of the ones that the Buffaloes have been dealing with so far this season from those on the opposing sidelines.

Colorado vs. Baylor odds: Early point spread released, How to Watch

Colorado will Baylor will begin conference play this weekend when the Bears travel to Boulder to play the Buffaloes in their return to the Big 12. With that, both teams would certainly like to have their league record start at 1-0.

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According to FanDuel, Baylor opened as a 1.5-point favorite. However, Colorado is now the favorite by that same spread. As for the over/under, it’s now set at 50.5 after starting out at 56.5.