And so it begins...(tracking Coach Prime decommits/transfers) (30 Viewers)

[Sous Chef]

Former Colorado players who are still in the transfer portal

A few former Buffs remain stuck in the transfer portal

coloradobuffaloeswire.usatoday.com

Those whiner fucks don't like my ad blocker

 

[Stan Raymond]

Former Colorado players who are still in the transfer portal

A few former Buffs remain stuck in the transfer portal

coloradobuffaloeswire.usatoday.com

A lot of the Louie that Sanders brought in appears to be knock offs.

Wonder if Sanders used this website to help him with recruiting the new batch of Dawgs.

 

[Juro]

Did that RB that committed to transfer to Colorado go elsewhere yet?

 

[Stan Raymond]

Did that RB that committed to transfer to Colorado go elsewhere yet?

Ole Miss, but I think they picked up some other guy, Isaiah Augustave from Arkansas. They are claiming it's a "Huge Upgrade". LOL

 

[BIGSTICK67]

Ole Miss, but I think they picked up some other guy, Isaiah Augustave from Arkansas. They are claiming it's a "Huge Upgrade". LOL

God, I so badly want them to start about 0-4 this season.

 

[Toe]

God, I so badly want them to start about 0-12 this season.

^ Fixed

Those whiner fucks don't like my ad blocker

Works fine with mine, do you have an anti-anti-ad-blocker filter enabled (aka an ad block blocker unblocker)?

 

[Sous Chef]

^ Fixed



Works fine with mine, do you have an anti-anti-ad-blocker filter enabled (aka an ad block blocker unblocker)?

Didn't know there was such a thing so no I guess not

 

[Toe]

Like if you're using uBlock Origin, open its settings, go to the filter lists tab, and see if uBlock filters – Unbreak is enabled.

 

[jaihawk]

Twist in Alleged Rift Between Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter after Coach Prime Prioritizes Son’s Spotlight Over Cover Athlete

Deion Sanders favors son Shedeur over Travis Hunter during induction of the new recruits, hinting at a rift in the Buffs roster

www.essentiallysports.com

 

[Bootleg11]

lol even tagged deion. Turns out it was a fake account reaching out to the kid.

 

[Steveweiser316]

Twist in Alleged Rift Between Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter after Coach Prime Prioritizes Son’s Spotlight Over Cover Athlete

Deion Sanders favors son Shedeur over Travis Hunter during induction of the new recruits, hinting at a rift in the Buffs roster

www.essentiallysports.com

Article’s trash but hoping there is a split

 

[Jim14510]

Article’s trash but hoping there is a split

Just look at the picture of who wrote it.

 

[ISUforNU]

https://footballscoop.com/news/d-ii-head-coach-publicly-accuses-coach-prime-staffer-of-roster-tampering-but-all-is-not-as-it-seems

 

[Jim14510]

https://footballscoop.com/news/d-ii-head-coach-publicly-accuses-coach-prime-staffer-of-roster-tampering-but-all-is-not-as-it-seems

Could be a catfish could be a burner phone.

 

[HCFord1]

https://footballscoop.com/news/d-ii-head-coach-publicly-accuses-coach-prime-staffer-of-roster-tampering-but-all-is-not-as-it-seems

My favorite part of this article is when the author argues that the grammatical errors should be a red flag, because it's inconceivable that Colorado's assistant director of player personnel would write "highschool" or "a even better person".

Author also says that tampering usually happens over the phone, which may be true but we've also heard Rhule say that players have shown him texts from other coaching staffs, so clearly it does happen.

Ultimately, why would anyone be "catfishing" this kid as an assistant for Colorado, especially when they're not even asking him to do anything? That makes way less sense than this dude bought a burner phone to do this.

 

[ShortSideOption]

My favorite part of this article is when the author argues that the grammatical errors should be a red flag, because it's inconceivable that Colorado's assistant director of player personnel would write "highschool" or "a even better person".

Author also says that tampering usually happens over the phone, which may be true but we've also heard Rhule say that players have shown him texts from other coaching staffs, so clearly it does happen.

Ultimately, why would anyone be "catfishing" this kid as an assistant for Colorado, especially when they're not even asking him to do anything? That makes way less sense than this dude bought a burner phone to do this.

You should have seen some of Wilhites correspondence. You almost had to try to be that bad. Then would blame it on autocorrect which would make me laugh. “It autocorrected to the wrong spelling?”

 

[HCFord1]

You should have seen some of Wilhites correspondence. You almost had to try to be that bad. Then would blame it on autocorrect which would make me laugh. “It autocorrected to the wrong spelling?”

Exactly. The texts in the screenshots look exactly like what I would expect someone in that position to send, complete without any hint of punctuation.

 

[ISUforNU]

Why Deion Sanders' son Shilo filed for bankruptcy, what's next in Colorado safety's legal saga

The Colorado safety's declaration of bankruptcy has brought into question his personal net worth in the NIL era.

www.nytimes.com

Why Deion Sanders’ son Shilo filed for bankruptcy, what’s next in Colorado safety’s legal saga​

Colorado starting safety Shilo Sanders’ legal woes are under scrutiny as a near decade-long saga continues to unfurl. Sanders, the 24-year-old son of Buffaloes head coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy last October on the heels of a Texas court judgment against him for nearly $12 million in damages owed to a former security guard at his Dallas high school following an alleged assault.

Colorado starting safety Shilo Sanders’ legal woes are under scrutiny as a near decade-long saga continues to unfurl. Sanders, the 24-year-old son of Buffaloes head coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy last October on the heels of a Texas court judgment against him for nearly $12 million in damages owed to a former security guard at his Dallas high school following an alleged assault.

This week, Sanders and his lawyers filed a motion in a Dallas area court to seal 21 court records dating to August 2017 they state feature “sensitive and confidential information” relating to Sanders. The motion stated that Darjean has been violating the initial protective order set in 2018 on various social media platforms in recent years, part of an ongoing dispute over what information should be kept under wraps as Sanders was a minor at the time of the incident.

This April, Darjean appeared on “Fearless with Jason Whitlock” for a 90-minute sit-down interview in which he details his side of the story and includes video testimony from Deion Sanders. Darjean alleged that a former administrator at the school “stole” surveillance footage of the altercation and gave it to Deion Sanders. The former Cowboys star cornerback told TMZ in 2016 that Darjean was “a real-life grifter.”

A University of Colorado spokesperson said Wednesday that the university, as well as Deion and Shilo Sanders, “are going to reserve comment as the litigation is ongoing.” Lawyers for Sanders and Darjean did not respond to requests for comment.

The alleged assault​

Video obtained by TMZ in 2016 shows the early stages of the altercation and alleged assault on Sept. 17, 2015. Darjean approaches Sanders on the school’s basketball court and grabs Sanders’ right arm. Sanders shakes off the attempt before the video cuts to a scuffle taking place in the distance as it spills into the school’s foyer.

Both parties claim the dispute had to do with Sanders talking on his phone, which was against school policy, to his mother, Pilar. Darjean’s lawsuit stated Sanders attacked him by elbowing him in the neck and chest before striking Darjean several times more in the same area and called the attack “sudden, unexpected, unprovoked.”

According to documents filed with the bankruptcy court in February, Sanders’ version of the story is markedly different. It states that Darjean became overly physical with the teenager. Sanders said he was pressed up against a wall for over a minute by Darjean and couldn’t move. The school’s principal, Ruda Nash, witnessed the ordeal and was one of several staff members who attempted to remove Darjean from Sanders, according to Sanders. The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services received a written statement from Nash, who said Darjean held Sanders by the neck before throwing him to the ground. After they were eventually separated, Sanders dialed 911, according to Nash.

Beyond the dissenting claims of what transpired, Deion Sanders and Darjean knew each other before the incident. Darjean, a former pitcher in the New York Yankees organization, coached youth baseball in the community. Deion Sanders also served as the head football coach at Triple A Academy for two seasons in 2015 and 2016. In his interview on Whitlock’s show in April, Darjean claims that Deion Sanders called him personally to take the phone away from Shilo because of his disdain for Pilar, his ex-wife. They were divorced in 2013.

In June 2016, Darjean first filed the lawsuit against Deion, Pilar and Shilo in Dallas District Court alleging his “severe and permanent injuries.” Deion Sanders was eventually removed from the suit in January 2019.

“I tried to reach out to him, he didn’t come visit me in the hospital, he didn’t say, ‘Hey man, I know my son did you wrong,’” Darjean said on Whitlock’s show. “He flipped the script and sent a piece of video to TMZ and said I was the aggressor and said I attacked his son.”

A year later, in June 2017, Darjean filed a defamation suit against Deion Sanders for Sanders’ comments to TMZ. The case would eventually be dismissed for want of prosecution in February 2019.

A YouTube channel titled “Prime Time for The Truth” was created in November 2021. It previously had deposition video of Deion Sanders, but has since been removed. A separate YouTube video was made a month ago asking for donations to a GoFundMe account that states that Darjean’s medical bills have exceeded $900,000 and that Sanders has yet to complete his payments. It has received $150 of the $800,000 goal.

Collecting on the judgment and NIL​

Darjean and his lawyers allege in bankruptcy court that Sanders hasn’t been transparent about the entirety of his assets that came from being in demand in the NIL landscape.

Sanders, who began his collegiate career at South Carolina before transferring to play for his father at Jackson State and ultimately Colorado, has been part of high-profile NIL deals as the Buffs under Deion Sanders became one of the biggest stories in sports.

Shilo was recently featured in a cameo on Starz’s hit show “BMF” — in which he played his father. In January, Shilo and his brother Shedeur, Colorado’s starting quarterback, walked the runway in Paris for the fall-winter show for Louis Vuitton. He’s been in commercials for Google alongside Shedeur and has starred in marketing campaigns alongside his dad and siblings for Kentucky Fried Chicken and Oikos yogurt.

In his bankruptcy filing in Colorado court last year, Sanders revealed he had a gross income of $193,713 in 2023, while netting $216,950 the year before in his last season at Jackson State. It also showed his liabilities — mainly the court judgment from 2022 — an estimated $11.3 million. Among his claimed assets is a 2023 Mercedes GLE valued at $75,900. Necklaces valued at $75,000 were later removed as assets.

Court filings say Darjean has alleged that Sanders is worth more than the reported $320,000 on his bankruptcy filing — he believes Sanders transferred money into one of his two LLCs, Big 21 and SS21.

“It is Shilo’s very NIL value and/or public value that are the source of the non-stop paid engagements and social media appearances,” Darjean’s complaint reads, according to Westword, an independent publication based in Denver that first reported on Sanders’ bankruptcy case May 24 and downloaded the filing before it was sealed this month. “The entire underpinning of the NIL concept is the value of the individual athlete, but Shilo chose not only to hide the value of the entire NIL endeavor with the ‘unknown’ listings for the two of the entities that were disclosed (Big 21 LLC and/or SS21 LLC), but also Shilo intentionally failed to identify and disclose his individual NIL property interest anywhere in the schedules.”

Sanders’ lawyers disputed the claim by noting that the transcript of Sanders’ meeting with creditors makes it clear that his NIL agreements were always done with Big 21, LLC, and therefore were part of the assets of Sanders’ claimed estate estimate.

“This allegation is based on pure conjecture and media ‘hype,’ without hav(ing) any basis in fact and reality,” Sanders’ lawyers wrote.

Sanders has filed a motion for summary judgment, which has also been sealed by the judge. If it is granted, Darjean would not be able to collect on the judgment in Texas. Darjean’s lawyer filed a request last week to extend the deadline for a response to June 24.

 

[Stan Raymond]

This quote is indicative of how "journalist" are writing about Colorado. They really don't know anything about football. LINK


"On the field, Green figures to step in and immediately be one of the more impactful players on the Buffs’ defense. At 6’1 and 170 lbs, he’ll be one of the smaller players on CU’s defensive front, but has experience playing both inside and on the edge to go along with his elite pressure stats. "

Obviously Green isn't 170 lbs, he's 270, which isn't small for a DE, especially a pass rush specialist in college.

 

[BIGSTICK67]

My favorite part of this article is when the author argues that the grammatical errors should be a red flag, because it's inconceivable that Colorado's assistant director of player personnel would write "highschool" or "a even better person".

Author also says that tampering usually happens over the phone, which may be true but we've also heard Rhule say that players have shown him texts from other coaching staffs, so clearly it does happen.

Ultimately, why would anyone be "catfishing" this kid as an assistant for Colorado, especially when they're not even asking him to do anything? That makes way less sense than this dude bought a burner phone to do this.

We know one thing. CU's players don't speak or write English.