Deion Sanders: Colorado 'not giving up' hope on year after snapping skid

Deion Sanders expressed optimism following Colorado's recent victory, which ended a five-game losing streak. He emphasized that the team is maintaining a positive outlook and not succumbing to negativity despite their struggles. The Buffaloes, currently with a record of 3-5, are preparing for an upcoming game against Arizona State and are focused on achieving bowl eligibility with four games left in the season.

Sanders highlighted the importance of a strong running game in their recent win against Kansas State, which allowed quarterback Isaac Wilson to perform more effectively. The team executed a run-heavy strategy, resulting in a successful outing for running back Richard Young. Sanders noted that Wilson is adapting well to the game plan and is learning to manage his role without trying to do too much. The coach praised the players' resilience, stating they are not showing signs of giving up, despite challenges such as injuries and penalties.