Paul Finebaum wasn’t impressed by Colorado coach Deion Sanders’ decision not to take questions from Denver Post columnist Sean Keeler anymore.
The news that Keeler was banned from asking questions has made waves in journalism circles and naturally was a topic of discussion on the World Wide Leader. , Colorado claimed that Keller had written a “series of sustained, personal attacks on the football program and specifically Coach Prime.”
“Coach Prime is showing he is not ready for prime time, Greeny,” Finebaum said during the program to host Mike Greenberg. “I find this whole thing to be disgraceful. Deion may want to talk about love and joy and that’s been the cornerstone of what he seems to be spewing out. But treating reporters like this seems like we’re in some autocratic country. This is not America. And the fact that it’s in his contract is really even more absurd.
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