'Still Love Ya': Deion Sanders Lifts Spirits After Athlete’s Bet Loss At Colorado Pro Day

That message reflects the culture Sanders has tried to build since arriving in Boulder — one rooted in accountability and loyalty. Known as Coach Prime, he has consistently emphasized relationships over results, especially when it comes to guiding players toward the next level.

However, not every athlete is the same. Recently, an ex-Colorado player found himself in hot water after discussing the culture he experienced there.

Jordan Seaton Reveals Shift in Coaching Techniques After Leaving Deion Sanders’ Camp

Ever since he joined LSU, Lane Kiffin has been on the lookout for talented athletes. Recently, the Tigers signed Jordan Seaton. Shortly after leaving Colorado, Seaton issued a statement about his training experience at LSU and how it differs from that in Colorado. While it wasn’t an attack on Deion Sanders specifically, Colorado fans surely saw it as one.

“When I left Colorado, I feel like I was at a good point, but I feel like coming here, the transition from how I eat to how we work out here, you know, is just kind of different. My decision to come here was just based off it just means more, you know. It’s just different here,” Seaton said.

Seaton faced significant criticism and was called out by fans. Evidently, the contrast that he described between the two teams was enough to kickstart a debate on social media.