Iwas an early admirer of Deion Sanders’ success on and off the field in his coaching career, but I have consistently been loud in my criticism of his style of coaching. From the start, I’ve maintained that his over-reliance on the transfer portal in the FBS—without sufficient high-level game planning on offense and defense—would not translate the way it did during his time in the SWAC at Jackson State . Now, three years into his tenure at Colorado, we see that it is demonstrably true, and even his biggest supporters can’t dispute this.

Anybody who witnessed the dominance of Deion Sanders at JSU and truly analyzed it through a critical lens, outside of his celebrity and the pageantry, could see where Colorado was heading once Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter departed. Deion relies on

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