Deion Sanders shared his expertise on college sports on the “Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast,” and how student-athletes have been impacted by how much athletics have changed in the past couple of years.

Colorado Buffaloes head football coach Deion Sanders addressed his former player Travis Hunter's decision to deactivate social media accounts.

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Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders got all the plaudits for the Buffaloes, but there was another that served as the real emotional leader.

While his famous father, Deion, discusses becoming the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, Shedeur Sanders posts an impressive GPA during his career at Colorado.

It seems like the entire world has weighed in, largely telling Hunter that he needs to either be careful or move on from his fiancée altogether. Travis Hunter, the Heisman-winning former two-way payer for Coach Deion Sanders’ University of Colorado Buffalos,

The scrutiny regarding Hunter’s personal relationships led to his temporary retreat from social media platforms, sparking important conversations about the pressures young athletes face in an increasingly connected world, where personal and professional lives often intertwine in complex ways.

The Colorado Buffaloes have never had a player selected No. 1 overall in the NFL draft. This year they have two candidates.

The dynamic between Travis Hunter and Deion Sanders is one of mentorship, guidance, and hard truths. Despite the fatherly advice Coach Prime has often imparted

In a mock draft released Monday by USA TODAY Sports, Buffaloes cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter is projected to go to ... to a 9-4 record in their second season under Sanders’ father, Colorado coach Deion Sanders.

While the football players may have missed out on the classroom experience, they still managed to perform well academically. Colorado director of player personnel James Cheney revealed that the Buffaloes football team earned a cumulative GPA of 3.0 under Sanders, the first time in program history they achieved that mark.