Deion Sanders addresses speculation about Texas A&M job
The Colorado Buffaloes must win their last two games to win the bowl. Meanwhile, there are also rumors about Deion Sanders and Texas A&M.
University of Colorado coach Deion Sanders held his weekly press conference Tuesday morning as he battles the Buffaloes to maintain eligibility.
Sanders and the CU Buffaloes (4-6) play Friday night at Pullman, Wash.
(4-6).
The Buffaloes have two games left in the season and two bowl games.
CU needed to win its final two games against Washington State and Utah.
Meanwhile, rumors were circulating in the national media that Sanders might be in the running for the head coaching job at Texas A&M.
Texas A&M fired head football coach Jimbo Fisher on Sunday.
ESPN analyst Stephen A.
Smith said Sanders should go to Texas A&M and the SEC.
“Deion Sanders from the SEC spoke,” Smith said.
“With the safe they have. He can hire these pigs.
He doesn’t have them in Colorado and won’t be able to get them.
I don’t think they do. Texas A&M.
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Coach Prime immediately addressed the rumor and Smith’s comments at the start of Tuesday’s press conference.
“I want to win. I want to win the game,” Sanders said Tuesday.
“So you really think I’m going to sit down and think about it?” What amazes me is that you think I’m actually going to sit down and say, “Yes, Stephen A., yes.” Go ahead and try.
I am very good.
We have to win.
“This week, let’s focus on Friday’s game so we don’t lose in the practice game,” he said.
Colorado Buffaloes reporter Brian Howell said if Sanders makes another move, he’ll have to leave his children, Sheder Sanders and Shiloh Sanders, at CU, or he could end up sitting out the 2024 season as a double transfer.
Sanders was asked what his parents would say if they came to ask him about his future in Colorado.
“I tell them what I told them when I arrived.
I’m here.
I’m here,” Sanders said.
“I said my mother is here.
My sister is here.
My dog is here.
My daughter is here.
My three sons are here.
My second daughter comes to every home game.
We are here.
You will receive an email from here.
I pay taxes here.
I’m here.\”
“I can not hear you. Maybe our recruiter heard, but I didn’t.
“I’m very honest with my parents,” Sanders added.
“You know what makes me happy?” Real football fans, football people who know football, know what we’re doing here.
Otherwise, many people think we lose. No, you have to win even in defeat and I think it’s great that football players can tell what time it is without looking at the clock.”
According to a Sports Illustrated source, Sanders is not currently interested in coaching at Texas A&M.
