Host Kevin Borba disagrees with Paul Finebaum's take that Deion Sanders will leave Colorado. Borba breaks down how Finebaum is spewing SEC propaganda. He points out that Finebaum has a history of criticizing Coach Prime and that the prediction doesn't make sense given Sanders' repeated commitments to the program. Borba argues that Sanders is a father and a leader, and he wouldn't abandon the foundation he's built just because his sons are moving on to the NFL. He believes Finebaum is completely wrong and is just trying to stir the pot. 

09:52 Hykeem Williams defended his move to Colorado, citing a superior development environment compared to Florida State. He stated that the presence of "Gold Jackets" and NFL Hall of Famers like Deion Sanders, Warren Sapp, and Marshall Faulk on the Colorado staff provides a level of mentorship and coaching that he believes is "on another level." Williams's comments highlight the importance of player development for his career. For Colorado's 2025 season, Williams is crucial as he enters a wide receiver room that needs to replace a large portion of its production with the departures of top players. He will be competing for playing time and is expected to contribute significantly as a key transfer. 

17:52 What a successful season looks like for the Colorado Buffaloes is a complex question with multiple factors. A simple win-loss record isn't the only metric, especially after the departure of key players. Many analysts believe a successful year would include reaching a bowl game, which would require at least six wins. Beyond that, it's about the team's performance in the tough Big 12 conference and the development of new players. Success would be measured by how well quarterback Kaidon Salter steps into a leadership role and how the retooled offensive line holds up. Ultimately, a successful season means proving the program is built to last beyond its star players. 

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