What Colorado players, Coach Prime are saying heading into Saturday’s battle with ASU

What the Colorado team is saying ahead of their matchup with ASU on Saturday.

This weekend at Arizona State, Colorado will have a chance to turn things around after consecutive losses to two of the Pac-12’s top teams.

Injury-plagued in recent weeks, the Sun Devils enter Saturday with a dismal 1-4 record, including conference losses to USC and Cal.
But as the Buffs discovered in their overtime victory over the U.S. You should never undervalue an opponent, Colorado State.

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Deion Sanders, the starting quarterback for CU, Shedeur Sanders, wide receiver Omarion Miller, and safety Rodrick Ward all addressed the media earlier this week in advance of the game on Saturday.
What they had to say regarding the Buffaloes’ visit to Tempe is as follows:.

offense is still expanding.

“With the offense and everything going on, I think we’re starting to get comfortable.
“.

— Shedeur Sanders.

NO DISTINCTION.

Road and home games are the same thing, according to Shedeur: “At the end of the day, the game is the game.
Each field is 100 yards long.
“.

POSSIBLY FUN.

“I am enjoying playing this game, knowing each week we are facing different battles,” said Shedeur Sanders.
We seem to be getting better each week, and I believe that the second half of the season is when you’ll be able to see the results of our efforts.

Love and hating.

The hate “comes along with the territory,” says Coach Prime of the love and hate he encounters. The love has been amazing.
Simply stepping outside and entering a stadium that is full.
seeing unity among all ethnic groups as I entered the stadium.
Love it.
It’s fantastic. “.

THE OMARION MILLER TIME.

We must get Omarion Miller the ball, says Coach Prime.
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TRAVIS HUNTER IS STILL A COUPLE OF WEEKS AWAY.

Travis Hunter, a CB/WR, is still not ready, according to Colorado’s head coach Deion Sanders.
The Cubs have two games left before the bye week.
“I would love for him to be out until the bye week,” Sanders said.
“.

SHILO SANDERS AND MYLES SLUSHER BACK PRACTICE.

Shilo Sanders could return this week, and Myles Slusher, who started at nickel against TCU, could as well, according to Deion Sanders.
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A CAM’RON SILMON-CRAIG BALLING.

He is a balling man.
Since high school, I have been his coach.
He’s a go-getter, a dawg, and nothing but a classy person.
If he is hurt, he won’t play; otherwise, he won’t play.
“.

-Coach Prime regarding Craig Silmon-Cameron.

REMEMBER DILLINGHAM WITH RESPECT.

Deion Sanders revealed that he previously interacted with Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham and that he had thought about adding him to one of his staffs in the past (though he wouldn’t specify which).
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“I’m aware he’s that person.
“.

Arizona State plays aggressively.

“That team is building something, and they’re going to be phenomenal.
They play hard, and they don’t quit.”.
“.

-Coach Prime on ASU.

LESS ATTENTION.

Coach Prime on why this weekend’s game is receiving less attention than in previous weeks: “We could care less.
I guarantee that we will be featured on someone’s television.

START FAST.

Coach Prime: “The challenge and the goal this week… we gotta win the first and second quarter. “.

NO SAVION.

Coach Prime said RT Savion Washington will be back this season “but not this week” for the Arizona State game.

“Great kid, been fighting his butt off. He has a special place in my heart because he really wants it. “.

BIG MAN ON CAMPUS.

Omarion Miller on being the big man on campus now: “It’s been very fun.
Every app I open I just see myself.
”.

RODRICK WARD READY FOR ASU.

Rod Ward on practice going into ASU: “We know what it takes to win. Everyone is practicing hard. ”.

He said he will be starting in a couple packages this week.

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