Deion Sanders, Sincere Brown Share Emotional Moment After Colorado Buffaloes Win

Asked about Brown, coach Deion Sanders shared that the 6-foot-5 wide receiver gave him a hug in the equipment room after the game.

"Man, you have no idea. Sincere came in the back, in the equipment room, and gave me the biggest hug," Sanders said. "He was so happy. He was so elated because you have no idea, ladies and gentlemen, we have a tremendous receiving room. They just need an opportunity. That's it."

Brown certainly made the most out of his opportunity against Delaware, tying fellow wide receiver Joseph Williams and running back DeKalon Taylor for the team lead in receptions with four. Williams and Taylor combined for only 104 receiving yards to Brown's 120, however.

Help From Ryan Staub

Staub, who also broke out with 157 passing yards and two touchdowns, revealed that he made a critical pre-snap adjustment on both of his deep balls to Brown.

"On those plays, he wasn't supposed to run a go, and I told him to run a go on both," Staub said. "If they press Sincere, it's going up."

It went up twice, and Brown proved too much for Delaware's secondary both times. Although Colorado's situation at quarterback remains murky heading into Friday's Big 12 Conference opener against the Houston Cougars, keeping Brown involved will be critical

Sincere Brown's College Journey

Brown's emotional moment with "Coach Prime" becomes even more special considering his adversity-filled college career. Now a graduate student, Brown began his career at South Florida, where he recorded only one catch for 19 yards in three seasons. He then transferred to Campbell and had a quiet 2023 season before breaking out for 1,028 yards and 12 touchdowns last year.

Colorado added Brown out of the transfer portal in April, bolstering a wide receiver room that lost Jimmy Horn Jr., Travis Hunter, LaJohntay Wester and Will Sheppard to the NFL.

"The Hall of Fame coaching staff is unbelievable," Brown said in fall camp, per DNVR Buffs. "I've never seen a bunch of gold jackets in one (coaching staff). That's unbelievable. That was a huge decision on my coming to Colorado."