Deion Sanders Should Have Stayed at Jackson State

Deion Sanders had a real shot to become this generation's Eddie Robinson at Jackson State, and he walked away from it for Colorado.

He took his name, his kids, and Travis Hunter with him, left an HBCU program he could have built into a powerhouse, and now sits on the other side of a system blocking the next player from doing exactly what made him famous: cashing in on name, image, and likeness. Two years into Boulder: Sean Lewis is gone, Cormani McClain ran off, and the only quarterback he's developed shares his last name.

If you think Prime traded a legacy for a photo op, you already know where this is going.