SADDEST MOMENT: Deion Sanders makes one of the saddest speech

Deion Sanders of Colorado said he Is going through “the hardest time of my life.”

Colorado and Prime Coach lost again, dropping their record to 4-7.

Masterpiece had to leave the game early and was sacked for a touchdown.

It seems like the hype train for Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes has been rolling for a long time.

Colorado and “Coach Prime” were the favorites in college football after starting 3-0, but heading into Friday night’s game against Washington State, the team had lost six of seven games. And the buffaloes were again humiliated. This time it was when they received a 56-14 performance from the Cougars.

The five-game losing streak leaves Colorado at 4-7 on the year, meaning Sanders is now ineligible for the tournament in his first season. “This is probably the hardest part of my life,” a disappointed “Coach Prime” told reporters.

“We are not like that. We’re still trying to figure out who we are. It’s been weeks and I still don’t know.

It was also a rough night for Sanders quarterback’s son, Sheder, who had to leave the game early. Before that, he was on the receiving end of a sack that led to a Pumas touchdown, which led to the Pumas stealing his signature end zone celebration.

Midway through the first quarter, he was caught on a punt at Washington’s 49-yard line after falling behind 7-0. Ron Stone wasn’t fooled by Sanders Jr.’s fake pass and hit him from behind before throwing the ball.

It was released and quickly recovered by Brennan Jackson, who brought it home. Jackson taunted Sanders and then mimicked the quarterback’s “clock” celebration.

To make matters worse, Sanders took a big hit at a bad time and left the game in the second quarter. Sanders stood up slowly. However, he left the stadium alone before being escorted to the dressing room.

Jr. went 6-of-10 for 86 yards, including a 45-yard strike to Travis Hunter. He was sacked four times before leaving the game.

“He had no feeling in his hands and couldn’t catch the ball,” Sanders said. “But when he scored the second goal, we decided not to send him back.”

Colorado wraps up its season this Saturday against No. 1 Utah State. 22.