Colorado removes several players for conduct detrimental to the team, Sanders says
Head coach Deion Sanders announced the Buffaloes have removed multiple players from the program over conduct issues.
The University of Colorado has removed several players from its football program for what head coach Deion Sanders described as conduct detrimental to the team, according to ESPN.
Sanders announced the removals without providing extensive detail on the specific nature of the conduct that led to the decision, though he characterized the actions as harmful to the team's overall interests.
Program standards
The move reflects Sanders' stated approach to program discipline since taking over as Colorado's head coach, an approach that has included previous instances of players being dismissed or leaving the program under his tenure.
ESPN's report did not identify the players involved or specify how many were removed from the roster as a result of the decision.
The Buffaloes continue their season with the roster changes in place, as the program moves forward under Sanders' leadership.
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