BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Deion Sanders hit on a variety of high notes Tuesday, from being more concerned with wins over an identity to looking for “leadership and consistency” out of whoever winds up as his quarterback.

To sing another sort of tune, though, the Colorado coach brought a musical guest to practice in rapper Ice Cube. This wasn't for a concert but a candid conversation.

“Don't complain about what you don't get because of the work you didn't put in," Ice Cube told the team in a video posted by Well Off Media, which chronicles the Buffaloes. “Put in the work and it will pay off for you.”

It was in harmony with the message Sanders has been preaching as the Buffaloes (1-2) try to climb out of a rut Saturday night when they host Wyoming (2-1).

“I take full responsibility and a

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