'I just don’t wanna play for clicks!' Cormani McClain throws massive shade at Deion Sanders after Colorado exit

Cormani McClain is aiming for the next step

Deion Sanders’ first year as the Buffaloes head coach did not go as he had announced. He warned every other team that they were coming to win every game. In the end, they won 4 and lost 8, with an average of 30 points conceded per game.

As a result, Sanders called out several of his Colorado players for not being attentive in their studies and practice. One of them was Cormani McClain. Sanders expressed in an interview with DNVR that he only wants the best for his players.

I’m always in prayer for our young men, and I want the best for them. Deion Sanders said

McClain remained silent about the criticism back then, but after leaving the program, he threw some shade that players weren’t too happy with the coaching staff or the environment. As for the 20-year-old, he wants to use this opportunity and play for a college where he can develop his skills.

[I want to] change the narrative surrounding my name and be a part of a real and great program that’s going to impact me to the best of my ability. McClain said

Sanders wished only the best luck for McClain and prayed that wherever he landed, they could “develop him as a young man.

Unfortunately, we weren’t the program that could accomplish that... Go get it, man, because he has a tremendous amount of talent. But he has to want it. Sanders said

Besides McClain, 12 players entered the Transfer Portal even before the offseason training program kicked off. 15 more followed after the window opened. So a total of 27 players have already left the Colorado Buffaloes in 2024.