BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Deion Sanders attempted to play it cool about not coaching his kids — Shedeur and Shilo — this season.

“It's easy,” the Colorado coach said in front of a room full of Buffaloes fans at a kickoff luncheon. “Especially not having Shilo get on my last nerve.”

There were laughs from the audience before he quickly backtracked.

“It's not easy,” Sanders said.

Not having a Sanders on the field is a rather new experience for the proud father/coach. He's trying to take the next step at Colorado with a new QB trying to fill Shedeur's shoes, a new safety replacing Shilo and a new, well, he's going to need basically a pair of players to take over for Travis Hunter, the talented two-way Heisman Trophy winner.

At quarterback, it's either going to be Liberty transfer Kaidon

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