The NCAA has made its final decision on the proposal that would allow Colorado and Syracuse to scrimmage this spring.

Last week, news from Boulder, Colorado, and Syracuse, New York came out that the Buffaloes and the Orange were planning to hold a joint spring scrimmage game. The game was slated to be a never-before-seen event on the field between two schools in their offseason,

Colorado coach Deion Sanders has received a contract extension through the 2029 season after turning around a downtrodden program in just two seasons.

There are some questions about how Deion Sanders will do at Colorado now that stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter are headed to the NFL. Well, the program is not worried in the least. The Buffaloes and “Prime Time” have agreed to a five-year,

Deion Sanders is always thinking forward when it comes to elevating the game of college football. However, being a visionary comes with flaws when trying to expand people's thought process. The topic of Colorado and Syracuse having a joint practice has many coaches anxiously waiting to see how the

The deal was reached with three years remaining on Sanders’ existing five-year, $29.5 million deal he signed when he was brought in from Jackson State.

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders proposed the NCAA allow football programs to start scrimmaging other programs in the spring. Sanders said he will play anyone at anytime

Deion Sanders' idea for a spring game could become a reality. Earlier this month, Sanders said he proposed Colorado turning the annual spring game into a scrimmage against another team. After Sanders revealed that desire in a press conference,