By Dean Straka, 247Sports: Colorado football’s first spring under head coach Deion Sanders will not be for the faint of heart. The Buffaloes hit the ground running as they enter first season under the NFL legend’s watch, and Sanders is not afraid to pull back the curtain on how Colorado is preparing in an effort to dig itself out of the Pac-12 cellar.
CU only won a single game last season, but Sanders — with an overhauled roster — looks to orchestrated an eye-popping rise in Boulder, Colorado, this fall.
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Colorado football: Deion Sanders wants 'every box checked' during Buffaloes' intense spring practice
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