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In a weekend that marks Sean Payton's regular-season debut as Broncos coach, Colorado-Nebraska, not Broncos-Raiders, is the hottest football ticket in town.

Deion Sanders is darn near perfect for Brent Yormark's Big 12. And vice versa.

In Fort Worth on Friday, Big 12 boss Brett Yormark said his comments in Lubbock were just playing to the crowd.

Regardless of how many games they actually win, this fall will feature the most-filmed, most-documented, most-exposed, and maybe the most talked-about — at least, nationally — football team in CU Buffs history.

Over less than nine months on the job, Deion Sanders already has CU back among college football’s top 25. In merch sales.

If the Pac-12 is really into Denver as a market and the Front Range as a target audience, they’ve sure had a funny way of showing it.

Thanks to Deion Sanders and Big 12 moves, CU Buffs fans, boosters, administrators, faculty are, for the most part, on the same page again.

Colorado's return to the Big 12 in 2024 fits right into Deion Sanders' recruiting blueprint, allowing him to get an even better foothold in the teeming Texas and Florida markets. “I think Colorado is already an exciting team on the recruiting trail with Coach Prime and his experienced staff full of college coaches who have been around for a while and a lot of guys with NFL pedigree,” said Steve Wiltfong, national recruiting director for 247Sports.

For a so-called fish out of water, Deion Sanders has swiftly become a force of nature that alters streams, as well as menus.

Deion Sanders is running the Colorado Buffaloes differently, but his athletic director Rick George is in lock step with him throughout the entire process.