The Coach Prime Era began in earnest on Saturday at a sold-out Folsom Field for the team's first spring game under new coach Deion Sanders. Here's a look at five standouts. by KyleNewmanDP
BOULDER — The Coach Prime Era began in earnest Saturday with the team’s first spring game under new coach Deion Sanders. Here are five takeaways.A long list of former CU Buffs were in attendance and honored prior to the game, including past greats such as Daniel Graham and Alfred Williams and current NFLers Chidobe Awuzie, David Bakhtiari and Laviska Shenault, who drew a huge roar while wearing a technicolor sweater.
1 offense was on the field and pretended to be the conductor as the band played the fight song. When the No. 1 offense was on the field, he usually didn’t have his headset on.The five-star transfer is going to have a big role on both sides of the ball. As the only skill player wearing a gray jersey in the black-on-white scrimmage, Hunter had three catches on the No. 1 offense’s opening drive against the No.
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