Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes have proven to be a major draw in college football, once again pulling in impressive television ratings. Their Week 11 road matchup against Texas Tech garnered 3.

Deion Sanders success at Colorado caused First Take to muse about if he should be considered as the new Jaguars or Florida State coach.

A team picks a player and then that player eventually signs a contract with his new team. However, things may not be so simple next year, and that's because it sounds like Deion Sanders might throw a wrench into things.

Florida State moved to 1-9 after last week's loss to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, inching them closer to one of the worst seasons the Seminoles have had in the past 50 years. Head coach Mike Norvell let go of offensive coordinator Alex Atkins,

As the NFL season continues and coaches find themselves on the hot seat, one collegiate coach has found himself in rumors about leaving his program for

Deion Sanders loves where he is. On Tuesday during an episode of Speak, the Colorado Buffaloes coach made clear he enjoys where he's at right now. Former teammate Michael Irvin asked Sanders about speculation he could take the Dallas Cowboys job next season, and Coach Prime deftly avoided answering by claiming he loved where he was.

Despite NFL coaching rumors, Deion Sanders plans to stay put in Colorado and will continue to focus on his team's current season.

Despite recent speculation about Deion Sanders going to the Dallas Cowboys if Mike McCarthy doesn't return as head coach after this season, Coach Prime

With Colorado sitting 17th in the CFP poll and the Buffaloes appearing to have taken a clear step forward, coach Deion Sanders has already drawn some speculation about a pivot to professional football.

Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders has been one of the most common coaches to consistently come up in the rumor mill when it comes to names who could potentially land in the NFL. Sanders, also known as “Coach Prime” has gained plenty of recognition for what he’s done at Jackson State and now Colorado.