Deion Sanders and a former NFLer had fun joking on Big Noon Kickoff about where one of their sons decided to commit to play ...

Popularly known as “Prime Time” and “Neon Deion”, Sanders managed to pile up 186 total tackles and 14 interceptions in his 4 years of college tenure. Sanders was selected by the Kansas ...

Meanwhile, the co-founder of Prime Prep -- not Sanders -- is the one who just walked out the door. However, my idea of "Neon Deion's House of Education" stands.] ...

That's because Sanders was so much more to football fans ... Before "Coach Prime," there was "Prime Time" and "Neon Deion" — a show-stopping athlete who is still the only person in history ...

Popularly known as “Prime Time” and “Neon Deion”, Sanders managed to pile up 186 total tackles and 14 interceptions in his 4 years of college tenure. The “Coach Prime” hit the ground ...

Sanders earned a staggering $33 million throughout ... and vibrant persona lies a financial story worth dissecting. "Neon Deion" managed to build an empire brick by gilded brick, monetizing ...

But Braves manager Bobby Cox didn't play him. Broadcaster Tim McCarver criticized Sanders, and after the game Neon Deion's response was to dump ice water on McCarver. After going hitless in five ...

the same way Deion Sanders once did when he was a star player in the NFL. Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson (No. 2) celebrates his first-half touchdown with a Neon Deion/Coach Prime ...

On their first drive of the game, Cincinnati’s Jared Bartlett dominantly sacked Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, smashing him into the grass for a loss of 10 yards. Bartlett immediately found a ...

Sanders, trying to make the Cincinnati Reds ... a gesture that wasn't lost on players around the league, including Neon Deion, who played for Rhodes on San Francisco's Super Bowl XXIX title ...

Call 'em The Odd Couple. In a lot of ways, probably most ways, these two couldn't be more different. But in some ways, they're quite similar. Both are major college football coaches. Both are ...