Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders has taken the blame for the team's ongoing struggles, with the program on the brink of another losing season. Sanders, in his second year at the helm, addressed the media following a series of disappointing results that have left Colorado well below .500.
"I put this on me," Sanders said. "I'm the head coach, and I haven't done a good enough job preparing our players to win consistently. That falls squarely on my shoulders."
The Buffaloes entered the season with heightened expectations after a high-profile offseason, but a combination of injuries, inconsistent quarterback play, and defensive lapses has derailed their campaign. Colorado currently sits with a record that all but eliminates any postseason hopes.
Sanders emphasized that he remains committed to the long-term rebuild and vowed to evaluate every aspect of the program during the offseason. "We'll look at everything — coaching, personnel, scheme — and make the necessary changes," he said.
