get these nets
Veteran
09/17/23
I like that Deion pushed back on the reporter bringing up that Deion told the old Colorado players to transfer.
He's got a decent point if you understand who Deion Sanders is.
Deion is supremely confident and in many videos and speeches he talks about how he refuses to let the opinions of others impact his opinions of himself.
So when he tells kids to transfer out of Colorado, any kid who did so...in Deion's mind...wasn't confident enough in his own abilities, and therefore wasn't the kind of player he felt would help his football team anyway.
You could disagree and argue that it's Deion's job as a coach to teach and build and mold those players. And I suppose that's fair, too.
It's a good debate to have.
I like that Deion pushed back on the reporter bringing up that Deion told the old Colorado players to transfer.
He's got a decent point if you understand who Deion Sanders is.
Deion is supremely confident and in many videos and speeches he talks about how he refuses to let the opinions of others impact his opinions of himself.
So when he tells kids to transfer out of Colorado, any kid who did so...in Deion's mind...wasn't confident enough in his own abilities, and therefore wasn't the kind of player he felt would help his football team anyway.
You could disagree and argue that it's Deion's job as a coach to teach and build and mold those players. And I suppose that's fair, too.
It's a good debate to have.
You could disagree and argue that it's Deion's job as a coach to teach and build and mold those players. And I suppose that's fair, too.
It's a good debate to have.
He also added that the previous coaching staff recruited those players who share responsibility for that abysmal 1-11 record.I like that Deion pushed back on the reporter bringing up that Deion told the old Colorado players to transfer.
He's got a decent point if you understand who Deion Sanders is.
Deion is supremely confident and in many videos and speeches he talks about how he refuses to let the opinions of others impact his opinions of himself.
So when he tells kids to transfer out of Colorado, any kid who did so...in Deion's mind...wasn't confident enough in his own abilities, and therefore wasn't the kind of player he felt would help his football team anyway.
You could disagree and argue that it's Deion's job as a coach to teach and build and mold those players. And I suppose that's fair, too.
It's a good debate to have.

I like that Deion pushed back on the reporter bringing up that Deion told the old Colorado players to transfer.
He's got a decent point if you understand who Deion Sanders is.
Deion is supremely confident and in many videos and speeches he talks about how he refuses to let the opinions of others impact his opinions of himself.
So when he tells kids to transfer out of Colorado, any kid who did so...in Deion's mind...wasn't confident enough in his own abilities, and therefore wasn't the kind of player he felt would help his football team anyway.
You could disagree and argue that it's Deion's job as a coach to teach and build and mold those players. And I suppose that's fair, too.
It's a good debate to have.
If that's the case, then college coaches all of them need to keep it real from the jump instead of selling college kids a pipe dream when trying to recruit them.I don't think it's an argument there
Deion's job is to win, point, blank, period
All that other shyt may be passive effects on the road to victory, but it's not his job
Word...He hit the nail on the wall at the 9 minute mark with THE TRUTH IS GOOD FOR KIDS.. society want everyone to feel good, thats not life


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