The Deion Sanders era at Colorado is starting to create waves. Not because of the hype, but because of how they're starting to win games. While Sanders, known for his outspoken personality, has been less vocal in recent weeks,

Deion Sanders heard what President Obama said about his team in Tucson and took some time to respond after beating Arizona Satirday

"We have more than two good players," Colorado coach Deion Sanders said in response to former President Barack Obama's comments.

Following a commanding 34-7 victory over the Arizona Wildcats in Tucson, Deion Sanders stepped into the postgame press conference alongside his son, Shilo Sande

Here's what Deion Sanders said after Colorado's Week 8 win over Arizona, including an injury update on Travis Hunter.

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders called out Barack Obama after the former president incorrectly predicted Arizona would beat Sanders' Colorado Buffaloes.

Deion Sanders has a bone to pick with former president Barack Obama. The bombastic Colorado football coach, 57, took exception to comments made about his Buffaloes by Obama, 63, in Arizona, where Sanders’ squad improved to 5-2 with a blowout win over the Wildcats on Saturday.

Deion Sanders got the last laugh after some critical comments from former United States President Barack Obama, who took a swipe at Colorado ahead of their fixture vs. Arizona on Saturday. The Buffs continue to surprise their critics and are now 5-2,

Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders responds to Barack Obama's comments after a decisive victory against the Arizona Wildcats.

Deion Sanders has taken on disrespect head on by keeping track of the criticisms and doubts people throw his way. Whether it's coming from reporters, fans, or even public figures, Coach Prime isn’t shy about addressing those remarks directly.