Some coaches might downplay a 4-1 start. Not Deion Sanders. Colorado’s coach took time to remind his players of just how well they’re playing and not to be surprised by it. Some coaches also might mute the outside noise.

The question on many minds now is how the AP voters will respond if the Buffs upset Kansas State. Colorado’s early success this season, including a 4-1 start, has already turned heads, but another statement w in could solidify their standing as legitimate contenders, especially against a ranked team.

Something that his head coach and father, Deion Sanders, revealed will be changing this weekend as Colorado is set to host the No. 18 Kansas State Wildcats.