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the show. We really, really appreciate it. Now, there's been a lot of questions about

Dion Sanders' health here lately, and I want to make something very clear. Prime could lose a foot,

he could lose a leg, he could lose an arm, but nothing is going to stop this guy from giving Max

effort when it comes to being an all-around head coach. Now, I'm not a doctor and I'm not going

to pretend to be one, but I do know grit when I see it. I know will when I see it, and I can tell

the guys that are going to give everything they have to get a job done. And while it's unknown,

how things are going to turn out in Boulder, I do know that Prime will bow to no injury.

Now, it's a big time rebuild at Colorado, and at the end of the day, it's on the players and the

coaches. But if you are counting on Prime's physical issues to slow their growth down, then you

are sorely mistaken. Now, some people don't like his style, and I get that. They don't like the way

he handles his business, but nobody can question his grind. Now, in this circumstance, Deon doesn't

have to cover anybody anymore. He didn't have to throw or catch a pass, don't have to run around.

He has two jobs to recruit and to mentor. And in both of those, a foot isn't needed.

Now, wise man once said, from every trial and life, there's a wound. From every wound,

there's a scar. And from every scar, there was a story. And Deon Sandr's story will not be

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