Colorado coach Deion Sanders was angry after his team beat Arizona State on Saturday. He explained his reasons why, and the list was long.
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“I apologize for my anger today, but I don’t expect mediocrity,” Sanders said afterward.
He said he’s “sick of it.” And he never raised his voice, but he had several things to get off of his chest afterward. He even seemed much more unhappy after this win than he was after a loss the previous week, when his team
rallied from a 27-point deficit against Southern California before falling short, 48-41. He blamed himself, too, when asked what he said to his team afterward.
"I’ve delivered every type of message you can fathom," he said. "It’s not just the team. This is all of us. This is me and the coaches included.
But the Buffs committed eight penalties, gave up five sacks and rarely even kicked the ball through the end zone on kickoffs, which annoyed their coach as well.
"I don’t know how every else’s kickers kick the ball out of the end zone but ours," he said.
"I expect to win, and I expect to win in a better fashion than that," Deion Sanders said. "I'm sick of these consistent holes that we’re displaying and the penalties and things that we’re doing. We’re so much better."
It’s all part of the portfolio for Coach Prime – increased frustration not from a failure to win, but from a failure to be better than just OK.
