Ryan Clark argues that the behavior of Colorado's players is sometimes insufferable because they openly verbalize their arrogance, which would be criticized if it were any other college team.

“but like be straight up bro the way these kids are acting is somewhat at some times insufferable and if we had watched other kids in college behave this way we would say something like we just would”

Channing Crowder claims that Deion Sanders is a unique head coach who is effectively changing society through his infectious spirit and positive, faith-filled leadership.

“Dion is doing more than coaching he's teaching you know not just his players he's teaching Society what being faith-filled you know what um what being positive you know what all that stuff looked like and that we can actually coexist and come together”

Fred Taylor believes Deion Sanders' confidence and swagger are positive traits that serve as a blueprint for success, and he rejects the idea that coaches must be conventional to be successful.

“and you don't have to be that square ass buttoned up college shirt wearing coach to be a successful head coach that's what we've seen in the past”