Deion Sanders Takes Blame for Colorado's Struggles, Reveals if He'll Change Offensive Playcaller

Despite another disappointing season, Colorado head coach Deion Sanders isn't planning on any drastic changes.

Sanders had a succinct answer when asked whether he would consider changing play-callers on offense after the Buffaloes fell to 3-6 for the second straight year.

"No," Coach Prime told reporters in Tuesday's press conference.

"(Players) know who I am and my expectations all the way across the board. This is not common to me," Sanders told reporters. "I don't like it. I don't enjoy it one bit. This is not indicative of who we are. The coordinators are doing a phenomenal job … the kids are fighting.

"We're just not getting it done. I'm just not getting it done. Don't say we. I'm sorry. Scratch that — I'm not getting it done. All the way around. All the way around. Offensively, defensively, special teams, all the way around."

Colorado suffered a 20-10 loss to Arizona State on Saturday. It was the fifth time in nine games that the team failed to reach the 20-point mark.

Brennan Marion is in his first year as the Buffaloes' offensive coordinator. He served as Sacramento State's head coach in 2025 and led an offense that averaged 33.8 points per game.

Things have proven more difficult in Boulder, as Colorado once again appears to be on the verge of a lost season. The Buffaloes will try to get back on track in Friday night's matchup against Houston (7-2).