Colorado coach Deion Sanders says ‘I’m here’ amid speculation over future, opening at Texas A&M

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In response to rumors linking him to Texas A&M, Colorado’s head coach Deion Sanders made his commitment to Colorado clear. During his weekly press briefing, he emphasized his presence at Colorado, saying, “I’m here.” While he avoided a direct comment about the Texas A&M vacancy, Sanders highlighted his and his family’s established life in Colorado, including his mother, sister, children, and even his dog.

Colorado’s performance under Sanders has seen challenges, with the team losing six of their last seven games after an initial 3-0 start. However, Sanders pointed out the recent positive developments and the gradual progress of rebuilding a team that had a 1-11 record the previous year. He remains focused on improvement, jokingly referring to his ‘win’ cologne and expressing satisfaction with the team’s progress.

Sanders, who was recruited to Colorado almost a year ago with a five-year, $29.5 million contract, has already made a significant impact. The team’s home games at Folsom Field have been sold out, attracting notable celebrities. With two games left in the season, Colorado is aiming for bowl eligibility, requiring two more wins.

Sanders also addressed the ongoing investigation into the theft of items from Colorado’s locker room at the Rose Bowl. Pasadena Public Information Officer Lisa Derderian reported that four juveniles have been identified in the case, with some items returned to Colorado. Sanders called for leniency in handling the juveniles’ punishment, advocating for community service instead of harsher penalties.

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