Coach Prime Prepares Major Shake-Up for Buffaloes

Coach Deion Sanders is poised to implement significant changes within the Colorado Buffaloes program following a disappointing season. Sanders confirmed that multiple adjustments are already underway to rectify the team's performance issues. The offensive coordinator position, currently held by Pat Shurmur, is widely expected to see a change, given the offense's struggles this season.

Several other position groups have also fallen short of expectations, including linebackers, wide receivers, and cornerbacks. Sanders emphasized that the evaluation process extends to both players and staff, with a focus on identifying individuals who can contribute to future success. The team's recent 42-17 loss to Arizona State highlighted persistent issues with missed opportunities and costly mistakes.

Despite the team's 3-8 record, promising young players like quarterback Julian Lewis, wide receiver Quentin Gibson, and defensive ends London Merritt and Alexander McPherson have emerged as valuable assets. Sanders aims to build around this emerging talent as the Buffaloes prepare to close their season against Kansas State, signaling a commitment to a revitalized future for the program.