“Bubble Has Burst” “Self-Serving Clown”: NFL Fans Mock Deion Sanders as Colorado TV Ratings Take Huge Hit
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“Bubble has burst” “Self-serving clown”: NFL fans mock Deion Sanders as Colorado TV ratings take huge hit
There was a lot of hype when Deion Sanders took over as the coach of the Colorado Buffaloes in 2023. After an eventful 2024 campaign, things were rough for the program last season.
Deion Sanders and The Colorado Buffaloes TV Audiences Is Shrinking
The Colorado Buffaloes were once appointment television. If Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders was on the sideline, people watched. Even people who could not explain a cover-two defense suddenly had opinions about Colorado football. Those days may be fading after a disappointing 3-9 season last year, Colorado is reportedly losing some of its shine with national television networks. Sources say broadcasters such as ABC/ESPN, Fox Sports/FS1, and TNT Spor…
Ratings Drop for Colorado Football Under Coach Deion Sanders
The TV ratings for University of Colorado football have been steadily dropping under the tenure of Deion Sanders. The post Ratings Show College Football Fans Are No Longer Watching Coach Deion Sanders appeared first on Breitbart.
Deion Sanders’ ‘Prime Effect’ Losing Its Shine as Colorado TV Ratings Continue to Slide
Deion Sanders transformed Colorado football into one of the biggest shows in college sports almost overnight. Three years later, the numbers suggest some of that magic has worn off. When Sanders arrived in Boulder in 2023, seemingly everything surrounding Colorado became appointment television. The Buffaloes didn’t necessarily have to win. Fans tuned in for Coach Prime, Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter, celebrity-filled sidelines and the unpredict…
‘Deion [Sanders] Has Always Lived on the Edge,’ ‘Should Surprise Nobody’ — Coach Prime Takes Heat as Colorado’s ESPN Viewership Takes Dramatic Hit
Deion Sanders is drawing flak as the Colorado Buffaloes’ ESPN viewership has taken a massive hit ahead of the 2026 college football season.
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