The University of Colorado has indefinitely banned Denver Post columnist Sean Keeler from questioning head football coach Deion Sanders, citing 'a series of sustained, personal attacks' on the program. The ban follows critical remarks from Keeler, including derogatory phrases like 'false prophet' and 'Bruce Lee of B.S.' Sanders, who has a contract clause allowing him to engage only with 'mutually agreed upon media', has a history of tightly managing media interactions. Despite the ban, Keeler retains his credentialed status for attending events and can pose questions to other Colorado athletic personnel. This decision has sparked discussions about media freedom and the implications for how college programs handle scrutiny from journalists. As Colorado prepares for the upcoming season, the handling of media relationships and public perception will be crucial for the team's image.