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You would think Buffs were up big with these dipshit announcers
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Gonna throw off all the training of AI models when this keeps coming up for BBC bukkake
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All hail Joseph smith
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I believe that the tablets are real even though no one ever saw them
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Kinda dumb, but pretty run of the mill for ESPN dudes
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Retarded.
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They were fine. Kinda stupid.
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Definitely did not get the A team
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Now all we need is for Deion to bail around late January and we can watch CU’s roster crumble.
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Oh hey guys, did Colorado lose?
Man, that sucks...oh well
Man, that sucks...oh well
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https://www.dallasobserver.com/news...itting-that-he-choked-prime-preps-coo-7121985
State regulators have revoked the charter of Prime Prep Academy, Deion Sanders' troubled DFW charter school, over problems with its school-lunch program. Barring a successful hail mary from the school, Sanders' days as a wannabe public educator are over, and it was byzantine federal grant rules that did him in.
But over the two years that Prime Prep Academy has existed, it's Sanders' temper and penchant for throat-grabbing that have given the school perhaps its blackest eyes: Three different school officials, including Sanders' co-founder, have accused the NFL great of choking them.
Sanders has denied choking one of them, CFO Kevin Jefferson, and ignored the other allegations. When I confronted him about them at a school meeting last year, he said only "God bless you." But in an audio recording obtained by the Observer (and embedded below), Sanders can be heard admitting that he choked one of the other men who has accused Sanders of assault.
The incident in question first came to light at a December board meeting, where the school's then-chief operating officer, Sean Allen, told a small group of parents and reporters that Sanders had called him "the N-word" and choked him before graduation that year, after Allen had asked Sanders to get some NFL players out of the campus field house so the students could use it.
Allen didn't report the assault and Sanders never addressed it. But in a later conversation with co-founder D.L. Wallace, Sanders recounted a fight with the school's COO and admitted to putting his hands on the employee's throat.
Your right hand man, your COO, gonna get out of pocket with me. You're going to stand there, and I politely asked you, you ain't gonna check this nigga? And that's how we went at it. Before I know it, my hands were around that nigga's throat.
I don't even get down like that DL, but when I'm pushed ... you're gonna see the nigga that was on the field, and you got a chance to meet that nigga that was on the field, that's who he is right there, that's what made me who I am, this nigga, right now that I can click on.
Here's the audio:
The source who provided the recording said the time and date of the meeting were unknown. But Sanders' description of the fight matches the story that Allen, the former COO, recounted of his confrontation with Sanders.
The conversation begins with Sanders sounding deferential to Wallace, explaining that he would never fight him because "you're too professional, we don't do that with you." But their relationship has since cratered, with Sanders blaming his former business partner for the school's woes. Wallace resigned last year, and he too eventually joined the chorus of school employees accusing Sanders of assault, writing a letter to parents alleging that he had also been choked by Sanders.
Wallace never went to police, and Sanders never addressed the accusation publicly. But Sanders' aggression toward Wallace could be heard in an audio recording we obtained earlier this year in which Sanders tells Wallace: "I feel like throwing this chair at you and breaking your damn neck right now, and I don't even use profanity, but I'm going to let it ride, because I'm pissed off because I love kids."
With Texas Education Agency now working to shut down Prime Prep, Sanders is once again insisting that all the turmoil on campus is Wallace's fault, accusing him of being a crook and a con artist:
An email to Sanders' camp was not returned.
See also: - Deion Sanders Demanded a Raise, Threatened to Break Prime Prep CEO's Neck (Audio NSFW) - Deion Sanders' Bitter and Violent Quest to Retake Control of His Crumbling Charter School - Deion Sanders' Charter School and the Making of a Prime Time Scam
https://www.dallasobserver.com/news...ntrol-of-his-crumbling-charter-school-6431781
Sure, he was a celebrity, and sure, the school was named after him. But from where Vera Cole sat, Mr. Prime Time couldn't have been more down to earth.
Cole was the academic counselor at Prime Prep Academy, the controversial charter school co-founded by NFL Hall of Famer Deion "Prime Time" Sanders. She worked long hours in the front office at the campus in southern Dallas, a run-down building that doubles as a church, scheduling classes for students. With a salary of $42,000, she made more money than Sanders himself, whose only official role was football coach.
"Hi, Miss Cole," Sanders would often greet her, sweetly. He was always cordial, Cole says, at least toward her. His temper was well known, but she hadn't experienced it firsthand.
Until October.
There was a staff meeting. Sanders wanted to know why Prime Prep's Dallas campus was underfunded. He thought the lower school, in Fort Worth, was getting more money. And he wanted answers from Kevin Jefferson, the school's chief financial officer.
"I want you to hear this. You in the back," Sanders yelled, according to Jefferson. "Why can't we get what they have in Fort Worth?"
Jefferson claims he had no idea what Sanders' gripe was. He asked him to elaborate, but Sanders kept yelling: "This is my name on the school, my kids." Jefferson stood up. Facing each other, Sanders grabbed him by the collar and pushed him against the wall, Jefferson would later tell police….
State regulators have revoked the charter of Prime Prep Academy, Deion Sanders' troubled DFW charter school, over problems with its school-lunch program. Barring a successful hail mary from the school, Sanders' days as a wannabe public educator are over, and it was byzantine federal grant rules that did him in.
But over the two years that Prime Prep Academy has existed, it's Sanders' temper and penchant for throat-grabbing that have given the school perhaps its blackest eyes: Three different school officials, including Sanders' co-founder, have accused the NFL great of choking them.
Sanders has denied choking one of them, CFO Kevin Jefferson, and ignored the other allegations. When I confronted him about them at a school meeting last year, he said only "God bless you." But in an audio recording obtained by the Observer (and embedded below), Sanders can be heard admitting that he choked one of the other men who has accused Sanders of assault.
The incident in question first came to light at a December board meeting, where the school's then-chief operating officer, Sean Allen, told a small group of parents and reporters that Sanders had called him "the N-word" and choked him before graduation that year, after Allen had asked Sanders to get some NFL players out of the campus field house so the students could use it.
Allen didn't report the assault and Sanders never addressed it. But in a later conversation with co-founder D.L. Wallace, Sanders recounted a fight with the school's COO and admitted to putting his hands on the employee's throat.
Your right hand man, your COO, gonna get out of pocket with me. You're going to stand there, and I politely asked you, you ain't gonna check this nigga? And that's how we went at it. Before I know it, my hands were around that nigga's throat.
I don't even get down like that DL, but when I'm pushed ... you're gonna see the nigga that was on the field, and you got a chance to meet that nigga that was on the field, that's who he is right there, that's what made me who I am, this nigga, right now that I can click on.
Here's the audio:
The source who provided the recording said the time and date of the meeting were unknown. But Sanders' description of the fight matches the story that Allen, the former COO, recounted of his confrontation with Sanders.
The conversation begins with Sanders sounding deferential to Wallace, explaining that he would never fight him because "you're too professional, we don't do that with you." But their relationship has since cratered, with Sanders blaming his former business partner for the school's woes. Wallace resigned last year, and he too eventually joined the chorus of school employees accusing Sanders of assault, writing a letter to parents alleging that he had also been choked by Sanders.
Wallace never went to police, and Sanders never addressed the accusation publicly. But Sanders' aggression toward Wallace could be heard in an audio recording we obtained earlier this year in which Sanders tells Wallace: "I feel like throwing this chair at you and breaking your damn neck right now, and I don't even use profanity, but I'm going to let it ride, because I'm pissed off because I love kids."
With Texas Education Agency now working to shut down Prime Prep, Sanders is once again insisting that all the turmoil on campus is Wallace's fault, accusing him of being a crook and a con artist:
An email to Sanders' camp was not returned.
See also: - Deion Sanders Demanded a Raise, Threatened to Break Prime Prep CEO's Neck (Audio NSFW) - Deion Sanders' Bitter and Violent Quest to Retake Control of His Crumbling Charter School - Deion Sanders' Charter School and the Making of a Prime Time Scam
https://www.dallasobserver.com/news...ntrol-of-his-crumbling-charter-school-6431781
Deion Sanders' Bitter and Violent Quest to Retake Control of His Crumbling Charter School
Sure, he was a celebrity, and sure, the school was named after him. But from where Vera Cole sat, Mr. Prime Time couldn't have been more down to earth. Cole was the academic counselor at Prime Prep Academy, the controversial charter school co-founded by NFL Hall of Famer Deion "Prime...Sure, he was a celebrity, and sure, the school was named after him. But from where Vera Cole sat, Mr. Prime Time couldn't have been more down to earth.
Cole was the academic counselor at Prime Prep Academy, the controversial charter school co-founded by NFL Hall of Famer Deion "Prime Time" Sanders. She worked long hours in the front office at the campus in southern Dallas, a run-down building that doubles as a church, scheduling classes for students. With a salary of $42,000, she made more money than Sanders himself, whose only official role was football coach.
"Hi, Miss Cole," Sanders would often greet her, sweetly. He was always cordial, Cole says, at least toward her. His temper was well known, but she hadn't experienced it firsthand.
Until October.
There was a staff meeting. Sanders wanted to know why Prime Prep's Dallas campus was underfunded. He thought the lower school, in Fort Worth, was getting more money. And he wanted answers from Kevin Jefferson, the school's chief financial officer.
"I want you to hear this. You in the back," Sanders yelled, according to Jefferson. "Why can't we get what they have in Fort Worth?"
Jefferson claims he had no idea what Sanders' gripe was. He asked him to elaborate, but Sanders kept yelling: "This is my name on the school, my kids." Jefferson stood up. Facing each other, Sanders grabbed him by the collar and pushed him against the wall, Jefferson would later tell police….
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You've gotta be a real scumbag for Texas to regulate anything
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If he tackled with as much conviction as he dances with when down 20+ he’d be on to something
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Dam I like this Tim guy!
