Deion Sanders Won’t Let The Colorado Band Play The Fight Song After A Touchdown Because He Wants To Play His Son’s Rap Song

This might be the most unhinged thing I've ever heard of in college football. There's already been plenty of conversation about Colorado coach Deion Sanders, after he lead the Buffaloes to a 3-0 start last season before dropping 8 of his next 9 games to finish his first season in Boulder at 4-8. Coach Prime has received plenty of criticism for favoring his sons, quarterback Shedeur Sanders and safety Shilo Sanders, as well as two-way wide receiver and future NFL first round draft pick Travis Hunter, over other players, and basically using his team and the Colorado football program to promote his sons versus actually building a winning program. And that focus on style over substance is apparently on full display at Colorado games this season. According to an insane report from DenverSports.com, Sanders has gone so far as to tell the Colorado marching band that they can't play the school's fight song after Shadeur throws a touchdown...so that the stadium can play a recording of aspiring rapper Shadeur's song "Perfect Timing" instead. https://twitter.com/ChicagoStation/status/1833136717181620542 That's pretty ballsy. Why would Colorado fans want to experience the atmosphere of a college football game and celebrate with the school's fight song when they can hear a shitty rap song from the QB? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS_UQ83R5gA I have a feeling this Deion Sanders experiment at Colorado isn't going to last much longer unless he turns things around on the field as much as he focuses on promoting his son's music.