Sanders Colorado Buffaloes are 4-5 and face two ranked opponents in their final three games. (Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images)
(Sean M. Haffey via Getty Images)If youre taking part in one of Deion Sanders practices and you find yourself part of a skirmish with teammates, you better get involved or youre going to get an earful from the head coach.
Thats what happened in August when he scolded players for walking away while a fight was going on. “If one fights, we all fight,” he told them.
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So it should come as no surprise that Sanders commented this week during the Colorado Football Coaches Show
that he likes seeing his players mix it up during practice.”We’ve had a great week of practice. We had a couple of fights, which I like,” Sanders said. “Its a great thing. I always want to know who won because I keep records. I dont break them up. Some coaches break them up. I dont.
“Some guys fight hoping for the break up. No, we’re going to let you go. I love it. Theyve been getting after it. Its almost like a rededication. It’s almost like a refocus. I love where we are. Weve had great practices this week, offense, defense, as well as special teams.”
Sanders would sure like to see the effects of that practice aggression turn into results on the field. The Buffaloes are 4-5 and have lost five out of their last six games, including their last three. They face No. 21 Arizona on Saturday and finish the regular season against Washington State and No. 18 Utah.
Colorado must win at least two of its last three games to become bowl eligible.