Deion Sanders subpoenaed for son's bankruptcy trial amid football season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 7:58 PM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Deion Sanders has been subpoenaed to testify in his son Shilo's bankruptcy trial, scheduled to start on August 31 in Denver and conclude on September 4. The trial overlaps with the Colorado Buffaloes' football season opener against Georgia Tech on September 3. Shilo filed for bankruptcy in 2023 after incurring over $11 million in debt related to a personal injury lawsuit stemming from an incident involving a former security guard. The judge noted the potential conflict and the relevance of Deion's testimony regarding Shilo's actions at that time. An official record confirming the service of the subpoena has not been reported.
- •Shilo's trial is set for August 31 to September 4 in Denver.
- •Deion is subpoenaed amid his coaching duties with Colorado Buffaloes.
- •Shilo filed for bankruptcy in 2023 owing over $11 million.
- •The trial may determine Shilo's liability in the personal injury case.
- 7:58 PMYahoo Sports — Deion Sanders Called to Testify at Son’s Bankruptcy Trial with ‘Potential Issue’ Looming as Coach’s Season Starts Same Week
"Shilo’s trial is expected to begin on Aug. 31 and conclude on Sept. 4. The Colorado Buffaloes kick off the season on Sept. 3
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