Coach Prime Takes Full Blame After Colorado's Big Losses

Colorado's Struggles Continue

Deion Sanders, the head coach of Colorado, is under intense scrutiny following back-to-back lopsided losses. On Saturday, the Buffaloes fell 52-17 to Arizona, just a week after a 53-7 defeat to Utah. Their record now stands at 3-6.

Sanders Shields Team from Criticism

After the latest loss, Sanders took an unusual step: he barred players and assistant coaches from speaking to the media. Instead, he shouldered all the blame himself.

"It's on me," Sanders stated. "Don't attack the coordinators. Come at me. Don't attack the players. Come at me."

Uncertainty Over the Struggles

When asked about the team's poor performance, Sanders admitted he didn't have all the answers.

"If I knew, I wouldn't have allowed it to happen."

However, he remained confident in his ability to turn things around.

"I don't doubt me. I'm built for this."

A Challenging Situation

Sanders, a legendary figure in sports, is accustomed to success. Now, he faces mounting criticism as he tries to protect his team. Whether his leadership will be enough to steer Colorado back on track remains to be seen.