Deion Sanders has reiterated his commitment to the Colorado football program, dismissing speculation about leaving to coach his sons in the NFL. He emphasized that he is focused on college football and has no plans to follow his sons, stating that it would be 'the dumbest thing' he could do. Ahead of the season opener against North Dakota State, Sanders will hold a news conference, and excitement is high as Colorado has sold out season tickets for the first year back in the Big 12 Conference. Additionally, Hall of Fame safety Ed Reed visited the team, sharing powerful messages about the importance of mental and physical readiness in football. Reed's visit, along with that of Ray Lewis, reflects Sanders' strategy to leverage connections with NFL legends to inspire his players. The Buffaloes are under pressure to improve after last season's disappointing performance, and Sanders has promised to make significant changes to the roster and coaching staff.