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He's always been full of himself by Wass
Back when he was playing baseball in the minors, my dad got his autograph. He signed it Deion $anders. He is a typical narcissist. He does nothing wrong and it's always someone else's fault. As sich, when they lose, it's the players fault, and in his mind, he has to get rid of them. My dad watched one of CU's games and said Sanders looked completely lost when they got way behind. He seemed to have a better attitude at JSU, but is completely full of himself at CU. If one of the Florida jobs comes open, he'll go after it. I think he will go after a pro job if he gets some success at the D1 level. I don't see him at CU after his kids and Hunter leave.