He hasn’t grilled any reporters on whether they believe. None of his postgame interviews have gone viral.
He hasn’t shared a stage with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson or had Lil Wayne lead his team onto the field. His team is garnering around half the TV viewers it did a season ago.
But Deion Sanders and Colorado? The team that finished alone in last place in the Pac-12 last season?
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The Buffaloes have been handing out beatings, quietly fielding an improved 5-2 team that has played its way into the thick of the Big 12 title race with five games remaining.
“We’re not who we used to be. But we sure ain’t where we
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