Colorado Head Coach Deion Sanders Imposes ‘No Red’ Rule Amidst Rivalry Game with Nebraska
Key points:
- Colorado head coach Deion Sanders implements a rule prohibiting the wearing of the color red in the team facility
- Freshman wideout Omarion Miller reveals that he was told by Nebraska fans that he'd be nothing if he decommitted from the program
- The upcoming game between Colorado and Nebraska is expected to be intense due to the history between the two teams
Deion Sanders, the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, has implemented a controversial rule banning the color red in their facility. This rule stems from the long-standing rivalry with the Nebraska Cornhuskers, who wear red as their team color. Sanders is carrying on the tradition of not allowing the color red, which has been in place for years. Freshman wideout Omarion Miller, who once committed to Nebraska, understands the importance of the upcoming game against the Cornhuskers. The last time these two teams faced each other was in 2019, resulting in a 34-31 overtime victory for Colorado.
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