Colorado banned the Denver Post's Sean Keeler from asking Sanders questions over the weekend.
Over the weekend, news broke that Colorado had banned Denver Post columnist Sean Keeler from asking Sanders questions, saying the NFL Hall of Famer had suffered a "series of sustained, personal attacks" from Keeler. Keeler is still permitted to attend football events but Sanders and all other members of the program will refuse to take his questions.
"Don't forget: he did this at Jackson State. This is a trait of Deion Sanders. He wants to have it his way, and I find him to be a bully and a hypocrite. Quite frankly, as someone who has been a fan of his throughout his entire career, even at Colorado, I am mortified by his actions." Paul Finebaum on Colorado banning The Denver Post's Sean Keeler from press conferences: "Coach Prime is showing he is not ready for primetime, Greeny. I find this whole thing disgraceful... treating reporters like this seems like we're in some autocratic country. This is not…Sanders' attitude towards media has come under a brighter spotlight than ever in the lead-up to the 2024 season.
While Sanders has developed a reptuation for being combative with media members as a coach, it seems he's taking things to a new level in his second season with the Buffaloes. At this rate, there may be nobody he'll talk to by the end of the season. Colorado presumably knew what it was signing up for by hiring Sanders. But it's long been the case that results must accompany this sort of sideshow. After going 4-8 in his debut season, expectations are high for Sanders to deliver in 2024. If he doesn't, there will be many segments similar to the one above wondering what the school, and the coach, is doing.Liam McKeone is a senior writer for the Breaking and Trending News team at Sports Illustrated.
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