With University of Colorado set to begin its fall semester this week, Sanders met with his players and walked through an actual dress code he expected his players to follow. He added that the football program would have support staff members on campus to make sure players were both in attendance and in compliance with the dress code.

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders set a strict code of conduct for his players ahead of the 2025 school year.

On Wednesday, a video circulated of Colorado head coach Deion Sanders explaining to his players what they can't wear on campus for class this upcoming semester. Should players do any of the following, "it's going to be a problem" for the head coach, who's sending people to watch his players on campus.

Sanders has returned to Colorado following a lengthy absence due to surgery, having previously received a cancer diagnosis. He informed everyone of his plans for the season at a recent press conference amid rumors he might quit.

In a recent Well Off Media video, Sanders was shown talking to the team as they prepare for a Week 1 matchup with Georgia Tech, and a return to campus for school to start. Sanders made it clear he wants the players dressed appropriately, while also being prepared and engaged for class.

As the University of Colorado goes back to school, Deion Sanders set a strict code of conduct and dress code for his college football program. He requires

The Colorado head coach introduced a dress code for his players while attending classes. Sanders forbade his players from wearing slides, hoodies and headphones during in-person classes, and said they must wear a shirt during online classes. He also told his players that they can't sit in the back of the classroom.

With just under two weeks until the Colorado Buffaloes open their season against Georgia Tech on August 29, head coach Deion Sanders is still weighing who will take the first snap