Deion Sanders remains unconcerned about job status after loss to Arizona State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 1:33 PM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026
Colorado dropped to 3-6 following a 20-10 defeat at Arizona State on Saturday. The Buffaloes are tied for last in the Big 12 at 1-5. Coach Deion Sanders stated he is not worried about his job but focused on his players' development. Colorado's offense struggles included only 21 points per game, ranking 116th, while their defense allows an average of 32 points, placing them 118th. The Buffaloes must win their final three games to qualify for a bowl game.
- •Colorado fell to 3-6 after losing to Arizona State, 20-10.
- •The Buffaloes are last in the Big 12 with a 1-5 record.
- •Sanders emphasizes focus on player development over job security.
- •Colorado averages 21 points per game, ranking 116th in scoring.
- •The team has lost nine consecutive Big 12 road games.
- 1:33 PMYahoo Sports — After Colorado falls to 3-6, Deion Sanders says he's not thinking about if his job is in jeopardy
"Colorado is tied with Kansas and Kansas State for last in the Big 12.
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