Deion Sanders has recruited so many new players to Colorado that he can’t be expected to know them all by name. Schrotenboer has the story on Coach Prime's National Signing Day report.
Sanders, a college and Pro Football Hall of Famer, addressed his plans for more recruiting this spring, how he was able to pull this all off, as well as his views on money as part of the recruiting game now that players are allowed to earn income from their name, images and likenesses .Asked about his recruiting pitch to players, Sanders gave a response that addresses suspicions some may have had about NIL money suddenly driving recruits to Boulder.
“The only thing that could keep that kid from coming and signing with us is a bag , someone paying him, the collectives or whatever,” said Sanders, also known as Coach Prime. “And that’s it. And just outkicking the coverage. That’s it, because the coaching staff, the atmosphere, the city, the publicity, the structure, the discipline, the academics, the graduation rate, the food in the cafeteria. I could keep going because this thing is getting good. Just everything. It’s hard to say no.
. “I’ve been the parent sitting right by the kid who’s being recruited. Now I’m the coach recruiting the darn kid. So momma, I know what you’re feeling.” He attracted players from all over. They came from 16 different states and two foreign countries, the most in CU history.The transfer portal opens up again in May. He opens spring practice at CU in March, concluding with the spring game April 22. He is limited by NCAA rule to 85 scholarship players. So it’s possible more playersSigning day Wednesday “is just a pause,” he said. “This is just a comma.
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