It’s college football offseason, and “Bucky,” Deion Sanders Jr., is having a good time. A video that he uploaded to his YouTube channel, “Well Off Media,” offering fans an inside look at the Sanders family, gained him notoriety as the Colorado Buffaloes’ “media guy”.
In the footage, Deion Jr. can be seen chatting with his friend Victor Rodriguez via a video conversation. Victor Rodriguez gave him an adornment necklace featuring “crosses.” Bucky purportedly received it as a present for his dad, Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders. To test how it felt on his wrist, Deion Jr. tried it on before handing it to him.
Then he went to the Colorado coach’s office and gave him the necklace with diamonds on it, not the one he was wearing on his wrist. Deion Sanders enquired as to if the watch was available in a different color since it didn’t go with his belongings after the Colorado coach noticed the watch and couldn’t assist. There’s a slight yellowish undertone to all his other chains and jewels, and we all know how picky Sanders is about appearances.
Subsequently, Deion Sanders Jr. had the chain personalized, as he demonstrated in the video. The brand-new necklace, adorned with yellow-colored diamonds, featured a lock that read “PRIME.”Shedeur Sanders poked fun at his brother Deion Sanders Jr. in a humorous encounter that was caught on camera by Well Off Media. The joke focused on their father Deion Sanders’s comedic abilities. According to Forbes, he is currently valued at over $45 million.
In the clip, Shedeur playfully charged that his father and brother had failed to notice the cameraman’s feelings when they were interacting with him. Coach Prime teased the cameraman’s reactions at the beginning of the exchange.
“The cameraman showed feelings. Shedeur Sanders claimed, “The cameraman started to feel things.” “The cameraman is in prison for all this game that we shooting back and forth.”
Shedeur, who is a huge fan, expressed his respect and highlighted a borderline view of certain events, but underlined that his objective was to inspire and entertain despite the humor.
The Colorado Buffaloes, led by Deion Sanders, suffered their second straight loss last weekend at Folsom Field, falling to the USC Trojans 48-41. The opening quarter of the Week 5 game appeared to be a blowout, but the Buffs came back to keep the Trojans within striking distance.
Given his team’s tenacity and perseverance, Sanders may feel more confident going into Week 6. Following the USC defeat, Coach Prime, who is said to be worth $45 million by Forbes, was given a personalized whistle adorned with diamonds.
Deion Sanders Jr. shared a video from his father’s Instagram account, showing off a personalized whistle that Coach Prime received as a present and was set in diamonds. Sanders received the whistle as a present from New York City-based professional jeweler Victor Rodriguez. But the former Jackson State head coach declared he would only don it in the event that the Buffs triumph.
Deion Sanders Jr. shared a video from his father’s Instagram account, showing off a personalized whistle that Coach Prime received as a present and was set in diamonds. Sanders received the whistle as a present from New York City-based professional jeweler Victor Rodriguez. But the former Jackson State head coach declared he would only don it in the event that the Buffs triumph.
That’s it; you have to prevail. If you wear it, you have to win. When Sanders first saw the whistle, he said, “You can’t think about a loss if you wear that.”The Colorado Buffaloes played the USC Trojans on Saturday with a never-say-die mentality. They rallied from a 34–14 disadvantage but ultimately lost 48–41. In Week 6, the Buffs will face Arizona State, a team that has struggled in the 2023 college football season, and they will need to bounce back.