Deion Sanders Shields Players, Challenges Press After 52-17 Defeat
Following a disappointing performance, Colorado’s head coach Deion Sanders took full responsibility for the team’s struggles. After a heavy defeat of 52-17 against Arizona, Sanders opted not to permit media access to his players or coaching staff.
Sanders Accepts Accountability
In his postgame conference, Sanders stated, “It’s on me. Don’t attack the coordinators. Come at me.” He emphasized that criticism should be directed towards him rather than the players or assistant coaches.
Recent Game Results
- Colorado’s record stands at 3-6 after consecutive defeats.
- In the previous game, they lost 53-7 to Utah.
- Saturday’s loss marks their second blowout in a row.
Uncertainty and Confidence
Sanders expressed his confusion regarding the team’s performance. “I have no idea what is going wrong. If I knew, I wouldn’t have allowed it to happen,” he stated.
Despite the setbacks, Sanders remains confident in his ability to lead the team. “I never doubt me,” he asserted firmly, aiming to instill confidence and resilience in both players and fans alike.
