University of Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who experienced a staggering number of sacks in 2023, recently had to sit out the final game against Utah on Nov. 25 due to a fractured back.
Colorado lost 23-17, the team’s sixth straight loss after a blazing start that captured the attention of college football fans everywhere.
Sanders, who has been through a tough year both on and
off the field, took to social media to convey a message of reassurance to the fans amid a flurry of player departures and recanted commitments. The team has witnessed a wave of players and recruits expressing their intentions to leave or not join the Colorado football program.The quarterback’s optimistic post not only provided fans with a glimpse of the player’s resilience but hinted at the
team’s positive atmosphere. Shedeur Sanders, following in the footsteps of his renowned head coach, father Deion Sanders, has embodied the spirit of “We coming,” a phrase that set the tone for Colorado’s football season.As the Buffaloes navigate the complexities of a transitional season under Coach Prime, Shedeur’s message provides a glimmer of hope for the future. With the transfer portal set to open on December 4 and the early signing day for recruits scheduled for December 20, the team anticipates positive developments and potential additions to bolster its ranks.
Keep in mind, Coach Prime’s first season in Boulder after a wildly successful tenure at Jackson State was extremely promising, even if the 4-8 record (after a 2-0 start) doesn’t reflect it. Last year’s team went 1-11, so the Buffaloes won four times as many games as last season and turned the campus into a destination for the media and celebrities. It’s easy to understand why Coach Prime was named the 2023 Sportsperson of the Year by Sports Illustrated.