Oh my, Deion Sanders coach of the Colorado Buffalos just kick arse.

[a kennedy]

and beat the Horned Frogs. Highlights were fun to see. How do we all feel about Prime Time being a coach????? And they play Nebraska next week…..could be fun.

[underpants]

1. We are going get a lot of Deion

Good for him.

[ms liberty]

2. I've always liked Deion Sanders

He was always cocky and sure of himself, but he backed it up most all of the time. I liked him as a baseball player, because I'm just not into football but my husband thought he was a great football player, too.

[Silent Type]

3. I like the guy, but wish he had stayed at Jackson State where he was doing some really cool things.

[Jilly_in_VA]

9. Yeah, me too.

But I see his point in leaving for "bigger things" also. It's kinda hard not to.

[ProfessorGAC]

10. My Thought Too

Raising the profile of an HBCU was pretty good stuff.

[rurallib]

4. That was a fun game to watch

[hlthe2b]

5. Good for CU, certainly, but I feel for students/alumns of CSU--the OTHER major university in CO

which scarcely is mentioned anymore because of Sander's celebrity. CSU is Not a strong football program, by any means, but "Coach Prime" has sucked all the oxygen out of the room and the media reporting on them

[MyOwnPeace]

6. Such is the state of sports - if not politics...........

'take the name and ride it to fame' beats a planned program to improve a program through any other 'system.'
Quick headlines - overload of coverage - who cares if the 'program' is actually better - you got the media attention and $$$.

'The times - they are a-changin'..........

[Xavier Breath]

7. Absoutey insane ending on that 4th down TD.

You couldn't make up an ending like that.

Regardless of their final record, they're going to be fun to watch this season.

[MLAA]

8. Thoroughly enjoyed the game.

I was cheering for CU. I’m guessing back when the schedule was set the Buffaloes of 2022 had a 1 win and 11 loss season if I remember correctly and would be a lay up for TCU. I dislike the first game of the season when most of the better teams all play a team they are suppose to crush and we see scores like 65 to 0 or 48 to 3. Didn’t quite work out that way for TCU.

[hlthe2b]

12. You are right about the "First Game syndrome" for the top rated teams...

While the overwhelming scores against much lesser schools can be obnoxious, I can forgive it if the ranked schools play about their entire roster--for the experience-- from first tier to fourth or so. Some did yesterday (e.g., UGA). Others seemed just about driving up a score to make a point at the expense of the lesser team. Unseemly and stupid, IMO.

[MLAA]

13. Oh, I hadn't thought of them playing their entire roster.

The only other benefit I can think of is the underdog team probably gets a big payday for being on national tv.

[hlthe2b]

14. Yes. That's true. The underdog does get a payout.

[El Supremo]

11. ...

[madinmaryland]

15. Lol!