Deion Sanders just wrapped up one of the most brutal seasons of his coaching career. And now he’s got to figure out how to fix it without one of his main guys. Losing Marshall Faulk would be hard for Deion Sanders. Faulk bolted for Southern University in Baton Rouge, taking the head coaching job at the HBCU program just days after Colorado’s season mercifully ended. But why would a guy leave Deion Sanders after just one year to take over a Southern team that went 2-10? Hear it from Faulk himself.

“When Southern came calling, I was thinking to myself, there’s not a better place to do this, you know,” the New Orleans native said. “This state, rich in the history of football and what it’s done for me, giving me my start. Why not go back here and impact some kids at this program, give them th

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