Deion Sanders reacts to question about job status after Colorado’s latest loss
By Mark Kern
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Deion Sanders and Colorado lost for the sixth time in seven games on Saturday, as they lost to Arizona State, 20-10. The Buffaloes couldn’t do anything in the first half, as they were trailing 17-0 at halftime.
The Buffaloes are once again having an extremely disappointing season, and the talk has turned to how much longer Sanders is going to be the coach at Colorado.
Sanders was asked about his job status after the game, and he said he was only focused on his team.
“Man, I don’t think about that,” Sanders said. “I’m not here for my job; I’m here for these young men. I’m not built like that. Like, I’m really not. Like, I’m really, really, really not. I want these kids to provoke change in their communities, in their lives, and their families; I ain’t worried about me. I’m good.”
Since Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders were drafted in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Buffaloes are now 6-19.
The schedule doesn’t get any easier for the Buffaloes, as they play host to Houston on Friday night. The Cougars are one of the best offenses in the country, and are still in contention for both the Big 12, as well as the College Football Playoff.
Sanders might not be worried about his job, but it is going to be a major storyline over the last month of the season.
