A terrible practice, then a message. Deion Sanders keeps building foundation at Colorado

BOULDER, Colorado – It was the worst practice since Deion Sanders arrived at Colorado.So much for the crisp, up-tempo “Speed Day” that Coach Prime planned for Tuesday’s session, the next-to-last practice before spring football drills conclude on Saturday with the annual black-and-gold scrimmage. The effort, focus and attention to detail left something to be desired.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementHey, don’t take it from me.“How can you not go all-out for three reps?” Sanders grumbled during a post-practice interview with USA TODAY Sports. “That’s a problem.”Sanders, heading into his third season at Colorado, is challenged to develop a new version of the Buffaloes without the presence of the two stars projected as high picks in the NFL draft next week – Heisman Trophy-winning two-way phenom Travis Hunter and his son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders – but with the same type of intense spotlight attached to the program.We coming? Yeah, and Sanders, the Pro Football Hall of Famer making...