Deion Sanders was born in Florida, played college football at Florida State, played for Atlanta, San Francisco, Dallas, Washington and Baltimore in the NFL, and played for New York, Atlanta, Cincinnati and San Francisco in the MLB. He has since coached at Trinity Christian High School in Texas and Jackson State in Mississippi.
All of this goes to say that he has never lived in a cold-weather climate like Colorado, until now.
Sanders is currently the head football coach in Boulder.
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Wisconsin football coach Luke Fickell has finally explained his viral “bat-signals” tweets.
Ever since taking over as the head coach of the Wisconsin Badgers, Fickell has sent tweets of Camp Randall ahead of commitment announcements.
The tweets have been declared Wisconsin’s version of the “bat-signal,” and whenever he sends one, the text groups and message boards start lighting up.
Now, he’s finally revealed his thinking behind the popular trend.
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Allen picked up curling in 2018, soon after he retired following a 12-year NFL career.
A couple of basketball pundits believe the Warriors moving Jonathan Kuminga at the trade deadline would prove costly down the road.
Indiana knocked off Purdue on Saturday, but the Boilermakers stayed on top of the poll.
Syracuse men’s basketball coach Jim Boeheim issued an apology Monday morning after accusing ACC opponents of buying players.
Things got personal on ‘First Take’ between Smith and Williams.
1. In the world of professional wrestling, when someone goes off script and does or says something that wasn’t planned, it’s called a “shoot.”
Stephen A. Smith and Jay Williams definitely appeared to shoot on Monday’s First Take when things got personal between the two while they were debating Kyrie Irving’s latest antics in forcing a trade from the Nets.
WIlliams seemed to believe that Smith has a personal beef with Irving and is harder on him than other athletes.
Stephen A. Smith and Jay Williams got into a really bizarre exchange Monday morning.
The duo were discussing Kyrie Irving being traded from the Nets to the Mavericks, and the situation descended into complete chaos.
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“Stop telling us what you find interesting and just tell us what you feel. You say, [mocking impression] ‘I find it interesting.’ You always say that. Say what you saying! What are you saying? What are you saying,” Stephen A.