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The Miami Ute
ParticipantThat’s what Drake C. Toll is saying on Locked on Big 12. If true, it’s just about what everyone predicted seeing as he has zero ties to Colorado and his sons and Travis Henry are gone.
A large number of national media sites are reporting about it. This is just one, in case anyone is interested. Where there’s smoke…
Deion Sanders has ‘very strong interest’ in Raiders job as NFL whispers grow louder
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Utehomer42
ParticipantDrake Toll is the definition of fake news, I don’t take anything he says seriously
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The Miami Ute
ParticipantI get it…however, in this case, he’s reporting on something that’s getting some traction nationwide. I know because I checked before I made the comment on here. Just Google “Deion Sanders Las Vegas Raiders” and see what you come up with.
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GameForAnyFuss
ParticipantThis would be the least shocking thing ever. He was only doing what he did to help his kid get to the next level.
Deion Sanders is basically that one a-hole dad you’ve all seen at your kids’ sports games, except that he was actually a star and his kid is actually pretty good.
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Charlie Foxtrot
ParticipantWell wouldn’t surprise me if he left. What does Colorado do if he does though? This would be a tough time to try and replace a whole coaching staff.
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The Miami Ute
ParticipantThat’s easy…Colorado goes back to the scrub status it had before Sanders showed up. Anyone that thinks it’s a “destination” without his presence is delusional. And it’s not only the coaching staff that would need to be replaced. All those recruits brought in by Sanders would most certainly not be going to Colorado.
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TruckStopTerrors
ParticipantToll is a clown. Every opportunity he gets, he talks s**t about Utah. To each their own, I avoid his content like a plague. I do hope this is true though. Would love to see Colorado go back to being a dumpster fire.
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The Miami Ute
ParticipantYou know, I ran into him on the TRAX on the way to the BYU game at RES and he seemed like a nice guy. LOL, he was shocked that I recognized him. I had a 5-10 minute conversation with him and, like all entertainers, he appears to have a public and private persona.
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TruckStopTerrors
ParticipantThat doesn’t surprise me. Regardless of that though, his public persona annoys me. He, like others got his panties in a twist when Utah fans weren’t completely elated to join the Big 12.
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The Miami Ute
ParticipantLOL…you should have seen his face when I asked him, out loud, on the TRAX, “Hey Drake, why are you always ragging on Utah and calling Whitt Crazy Uncle Kyle?”…it was priceless…
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lgt4141
ParticipantSeems like the least surprising news of the NFL offseason if it happens. It’d be good to have Colorado go back to the mean
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AlohaUte
ParticipantFirst of all, there are numerous reports that Deion is interested, but nothing is official or imminent. It also doesn’t mean the Raiders are interested. It may happen. It may not.
Second of all, Toll is the biggest hack in Big12 related circles. If you look up “clickbait bullshi**er” in the dictionary, there’s a picture of him. You’d be far better off never watching one of his videos again.
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The Miami Ute
ParticipantFrom Jeremy Fowler, ESPN NFL reporter:
Another thing worth knowing: When I polled league executives on Colorado coach Deion Sanders’ prospects as an NFL head coach, they were nearly unanimous that Las Vegas would be the best — and possibly only — fit. The bright lights and the Davis family’s propensity for splash would coalesce with Sanders, who seems committed to Colorado but is an intriguing interview prospect. My guess is teams such as Vegas would at least want to hear what he has to say.
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Uteanooga
ParticipantAny NFL team that wants to ensure a circus environment and low probability of success should seriously consider hiring Prime Time. The Raiders seem like great fit.
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The Miami Ute
ParticipantPossibly, but a lot of people said the same thing when he was hired by Jackson State and Colorado. However, both those schools saw their fortunes turned around almost immediately by his sheer presence.
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Ute Dub
Participant9-4 with the Heisman Trophy winner feels like he didn’t quite reach the heights everyone thinks he did.
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silverliningsurfer
ParticipantI don’t think there’s any legitimacy to this rumor, especially because Shadeur could get drafted by a team that’s not the Raiders.
To me, coach prime isn’t long for Colorado, but I bet he will stay an extra 1-2 years just to be able to “prove” he didn’t go there “just” for his son. If he has smart advisors around him, he won’t jump to the NFL. Him as a lightning rod HC with a strong support staff is like the perfect formula in the current CFB landscape and I doubt it’d translate to NFL players. I suspect some SEC team (LSU maybe after Kelly sucks for a few more years?) will offer him a huge bag and that’s what’ll make him leave CO.
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highlandute7
ParticipantWill Jerry go after Deion now since McCarthy was let go?
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TruckStopTerrors
ParticipantI doubt it. Jones continues to try to prove to everybody that he is a good GM. We all know he’s not. I don’t think he will go after Prime with all the scrutiny around his decision making. Here’s to hoping I’m wrong and Jerry goes for it.
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//r00t4Utes
ParticipantWell, Jerry might not go after Prime, but I think it’s likely because he doesn’t like when someone’s spotlight and personality is beige than his.
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Anfernee
ParticipantFrom Jordan Schultz FOX Sports NFL Insider just now:
“Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has spoken with Colorado HC Deion Sanders about the team’s head coaching vacancy, and discussions are expected to continue regarding the possibility of him becoming the next head coach in Dallas.Coach Prime is considered a top candidate, though the Cowboys plan to interview other candidates as part of the process, per team sources.”
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TruckStopTerrors
ParticipantPlease God, let this be true.
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