Deion Sanders has been rewarded with a record-breaking contract after a transformational first two seasons as Colorado’s head football coach.

While today's dollar isn't worth the same compared to 30 years ago, coach Deion Sanders is set to make more money coaching the Colorado Buffaloes than he did du

Colorado and coach Deion Sanders have agreed to a five-year, $54 million contract extension, according to a copy of the contract obtained by ESPN on Friday.

In a stunning move that has the college football world buzzing, Deion Sanders has brought former NFL quarterback and Super Bowl-winning coach Byron Leftwich to the Colorado Buffaloes. The hire has not only raised eyebrows but also garnered high praise from none other than Tom Brady,

When Deion Sanders speaks, people listen. As the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, Sanders’ influence extends far beyond the football field. Recently, Coach Prime took a moment to reflect on a unique part of his storied career: becoming the first-ever NIL (Name,

When Deion Sanders speaks, football fans listen—especially when he’s laying down the law about his legendary career. During an appearance on The Skip Bayless Show, Sanders addressed the growing trend of cornerbacks claiming to be better than him.

Coach Prime would owe CU a whopping $12 million in liquidated damages if he were to depart for another comparable coaching gig on or before Dec. 31 of this year. To put that number in context, check out the published buyouts for 2025 among the other members of the $10-million club who are also at public institutions: Should Sanders choose to act on,

The University of Colorado has secured Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders with a five-year, $54 million contract after he transformed the football program from a struggling team into a playoff contender. Signed on March 28,

Deion Sanders received a new deal to keep him in Boulder through the 2029 season. The 5-year, $54 million extension also makes Coach Prime the 4th highest-paid in college football, with $10.8 million in 2025.