Colorado coach Deion Sanders' eldest son, Deion Sanders Jr., aka "Bucky," has cut a niche for himself as one of the top content producers in college football via his "Well Off Media" channels.

Hockey coach and Lakeville police officer Jason Jensen is in the hospital after falling onto the ice and hitting his head ...

Colorado starting safeties Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig and Shilo Sanders are also practicing alongside their fellow former Buffs. DNVR Buffs posted a video of Coach Prime monitoring his second-oldest son ...

In his coaching career at South Dakota State, Jackson spent time as a graduate assistant on the coaching staff, cornerbacks coach, special teams coordinator and assistant head coach. Jackson also ...

The trend of hiring former NFL players as college coaches continued as Terrell Buckley ... including Deion Sanders at Jackson State, who then moved on to Colorado; Eddie George, who is at ...

17. Video: Analysis of Coach Prime’s 2025 freshman class for CU Buffs Head coach Deion Sanders led the Buffs into the rankings in early November and the Buffs remained there the rest of the season.

They currently hold an 11-6 overall record and are 4-1 in the SWAC, with their only loss being a 65-55 defeat to Jackson State on January 9. While Coach Prime continues to support his children ...

In the midst of an interview with Kenyatta Jackson Jr., a reporter started asking whether the hulking the defensive end ever considered entering the transfer portal while at Ohio State. The ...

However, for now, Prime remains committed to the Buffs, having already set up shop in Boulder and experienced early success as a D1 coach. That said, one can’t overlook the role played by Travis ...

They want change. That the focus on a recent exercise completed by CBS Sports writer Josh Edwards. He put all of the current head coach openings in the NFL to find out which new hire would be the ...

While his team will stay in Minneapolis for their two road games versus the Minnesota Gophers this weekend, out of a sense of nostalgia it would be logical for Notre Dame coach Jeff Jackson to ...

Come on. Don’t ask a desperate sports columnist this question. This is like asking if I want a big raise and a free margarita.