Deion Sanders says exactly what the fans would love to hear

Deion Sanders of Colorado says there should be no more aimless game-watching.

Coach Prime tries to alter the Buffaloes’ strategy.

The Colorado Buffaloes are attempting to develop more effective strategies for playing complete games.
After pulling off comeback victories over TCU and Colorado State, as well as the late comeback last week vs.
Coach Prime has seen enough, USC. He instructed his team to aim to accumulate points early in games.

“Every down, every series, and every play matter.
With us, everything matters,” Sanders said on Monday, according to Well Off Media.
“You guys need to realize that right away. We cannot play the game aimlessly and then decide to flip the switch to start it.
I’m going to take responsibility and we’re not going to do that anymore.
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Shedeur Sanders has taken over in the fourth quarter of the majority of games when Colorado has needed it.
A series of passes of NFL caliber, including the almost-impossible touchdown pass to Omarion Miller, were thrown during the Trojans’ close-call comeback by the quarterback for Colorado.
Although they are exciting to watch, the game plan moving forward will concentrate on better management in games’ opening halves.

This weekend’s contest between Colorado and Arizona State should be exciting.
While the Sun Devils (1-4, 0-2 Pac-12) have made adjustments over the past few weeks, they were unsuccessful last week at Cal.
They lost 42-28 to USC two weeks ago, but they managed to keep things interesting.
With another favorable matchup against Stanford on the horizon, the ASU game is crucial for CU’s bowl hopes.