‘Shilo Slapped Him Several Times’ | Anonymous Former Colorado Player Says Deion Sanders’ Program Was A “Bloody Mess” Like Grand Theft Auto

After parting ways with the Colorado program, a former player who remains anonymous, isn’t holding anything back as it pertains to the alleged locker room culture during his tenure. In fact, he compared the Buffaloes locker room to an ever-popular video game known for wild vehicles and wild police chases. What’s even crazier is he isn’t the first to reveal how things are done in Boulder and criticize how Coach Prime runs his program. Certified Dawgz pic.twitter.com/2bxsapwzxE— Colorado Buffaloes Football (@CUBuffsFootball) August 3, 2024 Grand Theft Auto Locker Room That anonymous player told Athlon Sports, “It’s like a real-life Grand Theft Auto video game. There are many distractions with fights, guns, and money floating around. The environment is unlike any I’ve ever come from before.” Those comments sounded eerily similar to those made by former five-star recruit Cormani McClain, who transferred to Florida after one season in Boulder. Upon his departure McClain made mention of “not wanting to play for clicks” and threw major shade at Coach Prime by thanking other coaches and staff but not the legendary Hall of Famer. According to the anonymous player, McClain had every right to speak as he did and leave.& “I Just Don’t...