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Deion Sanders shrugs off concerns after Colorado's scripted plays surfaced online

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders downplayed concerns over a leaked offensive playbook ahead of the team’s upcoming matchup against the Utah Utes, despite the incident surfacing before a 27-3 loss to Texas Tech on October 3. Pages from the playbook, including details of the first drive, were reportedly found by Texas Tech fans at the team’s hotel prior to the game, raising questions about security protocols.

Sanders dismissed the leak as an isolated incident, calling it a common occurrence and refusing to dwell on its potential impact. The Buffaloes, currently navigating a challenging season marked by 19 turnovers in the Texas Tech game, will look to rebound this Saturday against Utah after a bye week to regroup.

The playbook leak has become a focal point in discussions about Colorado’s struggles, though Sanders has repeatedly brushed off the controversy. The team’s offensive game plan was reportedly left accessible in the hotel, with Texas Tech fans discovering the sheets before the game.

Despite the setback, Sanders has maintained his focus on moving forward, emphasizing that the incident is closed and should not overshadow the team’s efforts to improve on the field.

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