“All Haters Have Went Ghost”: The Relationship Between Deion Sanders and 99-Year-Old Superfan Peggy Coppom Is Proof Of “What A Turnaround You’ve Been For Us”

Deion Sanders has endured his share of shots, abuse, doubt and even condemnation in less than two years as the Colorado head coach. All he’s done is deliver the Louis Vuitton luggage he promised in the form of two Heisman Trophy candidates: his son and quarterback Shedeur and two-way phenom Travis Hunter.In Saturday’s 34-23 home win over Cincinnati on Saturday, both players were outstanding statistically and did nothing to hurt their Heisman chances. Sanders displayed the efficiency that NFL scouts salivate over, completing 25 of 30 passes for 323 yards. He hit on his first 15 passes, which was the most to start a game in program history. 9 Catches153 Receiving Yards2 Touchdowns4 Pass breakupsTravis Hunter is generational. pic.twitter.com/y6E64rz4Fw— Big 12 Conference (@Big12Conference) October 27, 2024 Hunter, who has been banged up the past few games, returned in spectacular fashion with nine catches for 153 yards, including a 34-yard TD grab with three seconds left before halftime. On defense, Hunter was impenetrable, knocking down four passes.“Travis is the best football player in the country,” Colorado coach Deion Sanders said. “We all know that. Why are we even deliberating over that?”Noone can be happier about Deion’s success than a 99-year-old Colorado...