In two weeks, Deion Sanders will launch his second significant transfer portal wave. When it came to roster restructuring and player management heading into the off-season, the Colorado Buffaloes coach was questioned. He stated that the talks had already begun and didn’t hold back regarding the positions of certain individuals.

During Saturday’s post-game press conference, Sanders stated, “I met with a few players this past week.” We hope they intend to stay, and a few men… You know, may God bless them if they choose to leave. We wish them all the best. All of these young men deserve the best.

Following the defeat against Utah, Sanders and the Buffs experienced a difficult day. Tim Brewster, a Jackson State assistant coach under Coach Prime, announced his resignation early on Sunday morning. Recently, he was demoted to make room for co-offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur to officially join the Boulder team. After the past few weeks, the news of Brewster’s departure was rather predictable.

Nevertheless, 2025 four-star blue-chip quarterback Antwann Hill Jr. announced his withdrawal from the program and Sanders, which was bad news for Colorado. The Georgia quarterback ranked third said to BuffsBeat that he was considering all of his options and that CU remained one of the best universities. Given that he was part of Coach Prime’s future plans and that he had no obligations in the 2025 class following Winston Watkins Jr.’s withdrawal, it was a devastating blow.