Deion Sanders shares how Colorado responded to Oregon State’s loss

Colorado She came back to earth in the fourth week, and suffered a huge loss Oregon. In fact, the game was over before the second quarter even started Deion Sanders‘The team is facing some adversity for the first time this season. Dan Lanning Make sure you keep everything on the field and really stick it to the buffalo.

Sanders could be a mess and upset about Oregon’s loss. Especially with really solid ones University of Southern California A team is coming to Boulder this week, including a Heisman Trophy winner Caleb Williams. But there couldn’t be a more oppositional mentality than Coach Prime.

He won’t stop high energy just because of a loss. Colorado will have the same work ethic heading into Saturday’s contest.

“We’re still at an all-time high,” Sanders said He said. “We’re not on a seesaw. We’re not going up as the weight comes down. We’re on a steady swing. We’re still at a natural peak, and we’re still working toward perfection. We still love what we do, and do what we love.”

“We’re still the same. Things happen in life but we can’t stop. We have to keep stopping, moving forward, moving fast and still moving forward.”

Sure, there might have been a bad loss for Oregon State. Everyone in Boulder is still preparing for the USC game. Sanders is happy to see the Folsom Field crowd and is grateful for the impact the community has had on the program.

If anything, Oregon’s loss allows Sanders to bring that underdog mentality back to his team. He believes the role is needed in college football.

“I love our kids, I love our staff,” Sanders said. “I love our community. I love the support, the student body. I love every part of it. I can’t wait to see how they show up and show up.”

“David must have Goliath. If David didn’t have Goliath, he wouldn’t be able to use his stones.

And Sanders wasn’t wrong about his team being an underdog again. The opening line saw USC favored by 21 points, a huge streak for a Pac-12 game that more than 10 million people are expected to watch (at least FOX hopes so). If Colorado pulls off an upset, it will be because of the mentality Sanders showed after the loss to Oregon.