On the day he turned 57 years old, Deion Sanders apparently had some scores to settle about the past.
One was with the media company CBS, though it’s not clear what his beef is with them.
Another was with Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi, whom Sanders appeared to troll Friday after Narduzzi criticized Sanders’ roster strategy last year.
To top it off, the Colorado football coach also got personal with a writer for the Denver Post.
He made these remarks at a preseason news conference Friday in Boulder. It was his birthday. And his daughter just gave birth to a baby boy. But Sanders had reason to quibble and gloat a bit.
What is Deion Sanders’ issue with CBS?
When a local reporter from a CBS television affiliate in Denver asked a question, “Coach Prime” shot him down.
“CBS, I’m not doing nothing with CBS. Next question,” said Sanders, who turned 57 Friday. “It ain’t got nothing to do with you. This is above that. It ain’t got nothing to do with you. I’ve got love for you. I appreciate you. I respect you. It ain’t got nothing to do with you. They know what they did.”
“I’m here in Denver, not national,” the reporter said.
“You are who you are,” Sanders said. “CBS is CBS.”
Sanders then told the reporter he respects him but has an issue with the larger CBS organization.
“I got love for you, but what they did was foul,” Sanders said.
It’s not clear why Sanders has an issue with CBS. Was it because CBS Sports recently ranked him as the…
