Deion Sanders of Colorado reveals what the smell still surprises him at home games

Deion Sanders is always prepared to spend in the match days as a colorado chief coach, but a certain smell during home games always surprises him.

Sanders, 58, was asked if there was something unexpected about Folsom Field, the Home Stadium in Colorado and the Professional Football Temple did not hesitate.

“The smell of weeds in the second trimester surprised the devil. Like every match, I tell myself,” Dang “. It seems that it is like a” bright “district, you know what I say? Sanders said in an interview with CBS Sports Colorado.

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Bowler’s eight time pro said it was not only the second quarter in general, but a certain point.

“As, I am serious, there is a television time – it never fails – and I say to myself:” WOW, what happens? “Because you know I have never been at the top of a day in my life, so it’s a bit new to me,” said Sanders.

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Colorado head coach Deion Sanders signals the crowd before a university football match in NCAA against the state of Dakota in the North, Thursday, August 29, 2024, in Boulder, Colorado. (AP photo / jack dempsey)

Sanders begins his third season as a Buffaloese chief coach and has a 7-5 file at home during his first two years. In 2023, Colorado went 2-4 at home. In 2024, the buffaloes improved at 5-1.

This season will be the first of Sanders without Travis Hunter, the winner of the Heisman Trophy last year, and his son, Shemer Sanders.

Colorado head coach, Deion Sanders, speaks during the Big 12 NCAA College Football Media Day in Frisco, Texas, Wednesday July 9, 2025. (Photo / lm otero)

The Colorado will open its season at home Friday at 8 p.m. HE against Georgia Tech. Sanders can have a different list, but it can always count on the smell of grass in the second trimester.