Deion Sanders Fuming Over Colorado Player’s Behavior After Loss to Northwestern
Deion Sanders was livid after Colorado's blowout loss to Northwestern, calling out players for their reaction in the locker room.
Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders expressed his frustration with his team's reaction to their 41-7 loss to Northwestern University on Saturday. Despite entering the game as undefeated through the first two weeks of the college football season and coming off a 14-13 upset win over Georgia Tech, the Buffaloes struggled against the Northwestern Wildcats.
Sanders was visibly upset and confronted some of his players in the locker room, questioning how they could find joy in losing, especially when he was right behind them. "I don't understand that," he said. The Buffaloes' strong start to the season included a 52-21 victory over Weber State, where junior quarterback Julian Lewis had a stellar performance with 366 passing yards and four touchdowns.
However, against Northwestern, Lewis finished with just 168 passing yards and one touchdown, while the team was plagued by four turnovers. Sanders emphasized that any reaction to a loss like this other than frustration should raise concerns, especially considering their upcoming challenging schedule.
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