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Deion Sanders Fuming Over Colorado Player’s Behavior After Loss to Northwestern

Deion Sanders Fuming Over Colorado Player’s Behavior After Loss to Northwestern

newsweek.com 21.09.2026 02:07 4 views
Deion Sanders was livid after Colorado's blowout loss to Northwestern, calling out players for their reaction in the locker room.

While all eyes Saturday night were on Oxford, Mississippi, where Ole Miss upset the visiting LSU Tigers and former Rebels coach Lane Kiffin, another major program suffered a brutal defeat in Evanston, Illinois. Deion Sanders' Colorado Buffaloes traveled to Northwestern to face off against the Wildcats and fell 41-7. Northwestern came in as only 3.5-point favorites, and Colorado entered undefeated through the first two weeks of the college football season, highlighted by a 14-13 upset win over Georgia Tech in Week 1.

Speaking with reporters after the Northwestern game Saturday, Sanders was clearly upset with how some of his players reacted in the locker room after the loss. "Well, I saw some guys fight and fighting through it, offensively and defensively. Now, you did see a couple of guys that I just got on because I don't understand how you can have joy in a loss, especially when I'm upset, and I'm walking right behind you," Sanders said.

"I don't understand that. I can't never understand that because I want to win every darn thing. And I can't understand how in the world do you find joy, or you can find a laughing manner, when I'm right behind you walking in.

And I addressed it, and I'm gonna put my foot in it, not on it." More news: LSU’s College Football Playoff Odds Plummet After Ole Miss Loss The Buffaloes were riding such a high coming into Saturday's contest. After the upset over Georgia Tech, on the road mind you, they demolished Weber State 52-21. In that game, Julian Lewis exploded for 366 yards and four touchdowns with zero interceptions, completing 17 of 23 passes along with one rushing touchdown.

Junior running back Micah Welch went for 106 yards and one touchdown on 11 carries, while top wideouts Joseph Williams and DeAndre Moore both went for over 100 yards receiving. We saw none of that against Northwestern. Lewis finished just 19 of 29 for 168 yards and one touchdown with two interceptions, and the offense gave up four total turnovers.

The Wildcats put up 423 total yards to the Buffs' 348, and the game was never close. More news: Big Ten Team Showing Interest in Brian Kelly After Disappointing 0-2 Start More news: Pete Golding Gets Brutally Honest on His Relationship With Lane Kiffin Any reaction to a loss like that other than frustration should raise concerns. What's worse is Colorado's upcoming schedule isn't doing them any favors.

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