Deion Sanders won't say it, but he wants everyone else to do just that. If I say it, you're gonna run with it," Sanders said following Colorado's 29-7 loss to Texas Tech. "You know darn well what it is.
Just write it yourselves. There's no ifs, ands or buts about it. I would respect y'all a lot more if you just said it yourselves.
You know darn well what it is." Despite getting putrid quarterback play on Saturday night, Colorado still led Texas Tech well into the third quarter. Then the Buffaloes threw an interception on three consecutive drives, with two of them coming from quarterback Isaac Wilson. One of Wilson's picks was in the end zone, resulting in a zero-yard pick-six for the Red Raiders.
John Curry* didn’t have to take that one back too far 🔥📺 FOX pic.twitter.com/OytCcQaoDC Wilson finished the game with 290 passing yards, one touchdown and three interceptions. Including a pick thrown by receiver Joseph Williams, Colorado totaled four on the evening. In his press conference, Sanders insisted upon gesturing toward one position instead of naming it specifically.
"We got one glaring problem," Sanders said. "Let's stop the shenanigans, man. We got one glaring problem.
You guys know darn well what that is. Let's stop the foolishness. We've got to play better at one specific position.
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