Foreign Sanders Prime Time himself is making a lot of people around him Rich The prime effect is real with his coaching skills Brash Confidence and quotable aphorisms. Head Coach Dion Sanders also led the University of Colorado Boulder football program to a 3-0 record and a top 20 ranking during his first season coaching to team Sanders known as prime Time when he played in the NFL and now called coach Prime has already made his team the most talked about College in football. The team was 1 and 11 this season before he took over and in last place in the conference. Wow to go from 1 and 11 to a 3-0 start I mean literally what? Tripling up that's awesome The last weekend's Colorado game Drew 9.3 million viewers making it the most watched late night college football game ever on.

ESPN When you're breaking records like that, obviously a lot of money is going to be involved. and also Drew lots of stars in person including rappers Lil Wayne and offset Dwayne The Rock Johnson uh, Lowry and Leonard The success and publicity has helped make many around Sanders wealthy. The top three Nil earners this season are Coach Sanders Kid Shador and Shiloh and Travis Hunter. All three players transferred to Colorado from HBCU Jackson State.

Last season the school where Sanders coaching 2022 and his players have taken advantage of their Newfound Fame by cashing in on name, image and likeness. That's what Nil stands for to the tune of millions of dollars and I would argue they deserve it if there's that many eyeballs. Hey I think the players and the coaches do deserve it. They're the ones making it happening.

Perhaps most notable among them is the Sun Junior Quarterback Shadow Sanders The 21 year old Sanders made headlines after throwing 510 yards and four touchdowns in Colorado's opening win. uh, shocker of number 17 at ranked TCU Wow, 510 yards against TCU Since then, he's thrown six more touchdowns in two games and led the team to two more victories overall. Should dor Sanders has an nil value of approximately 5.1 million dollars compared with only 1.5 million at the beginning of the year. So what forexing it the most of any other college player in the nation? Well, I hope they crush it I Very much hope his son successful I Hope he's successful as a coach and we'll see how much it can go.

I Guess my question to all of you is if they really crushed the season, Do you think he'll stay there at Colorado Do you think he'll be offered better Collegiate coaching positions? Or do you think the NFL might try to pick him up as a coach like one of those teams? Because obviously, as this article referred to, it's the prime effect and now this becomes a business decision. so other bigger programs that might have more resources to really attract better players. Well, that in conjunction with the prime Effect, same thing on the NFL level, it'll be interesting to see how it plays out. My gut reaction is that I don't think we'll be at Colorado long I think this is creating too much of and once again it's right.

really deserve but too much of a positive stir that I I think at the end of this, he's going to end up at a bigger, more well-known college program or potentially the NFL Who knows. Obviously, with his son involved there, maybe depending on something he does or doesn't want to do with that, but it sounds like his son is gonna quickly gonna end up in the NFL I Hope he does. Uh but hey I want to get your thoughts? Let me know.