Colorado Linebacker Jeremiah Brown recently shared a heartfelt moment with Buffaloes’ Head Coach Deion Sanders after he completed his degree and graduated ahead of his final season with the Buffaloes.
Brown, who redshirted last season due to a lack of game time, currently has a year of eligibility left. Despite entering the transfer portal, he decided to withdraw in December and spend his last season in Buffalo.
Colorado LB Jeremiah Brown Shares Heartfelt Moment With Coach Prime
In a recent video on his Instagram page, Colorado Buffaloes Head Coach Deion Sanders shared a heartfelt moment with LB Jerremiah Brown after he called him to announce that he had successfully graduated from Colorado.
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“Just wanted to let you know, Coach, you’re talking to one of your first graduates out of your recruitment class, I’m here at the College, I graduated them all!” the Buffaloes linebacker shared excitedly during the video.
Brown has spent most of his CFB career with Coach Prime. He began his college career at Jackson State with then-head coach Deion Sanders before transferring to Colorado alongside the head coach. He is set to enter his fourth season playing for Deion.
“You know what, look, I started out rough with the grades, but look what happened.” The linebacker cut in hilariously before Sanders could get a word in.
“You got serious,” Coach Prime responded as Brown flexed the setup for his upcoming Graduation ceremony.
“One semester you had, you know, then DMs started popping, but you know I’m proud of you, because you came to Jackson as a great student, and now you ended as a great student, do your thing, my brother.” Deion shared, calling on his long history with the linebacker.
Sanders ended the call with his player on a heartfelt note, that showcased his commitment and the love he has for his players.
“I’m gonna help you get wherever you wanna go, on and off the field, I got you, alright, I love you, boy.”
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Underneath the post, where Deion shared the heartfelt moment between him and his player, Jeremiah Brown, also responded.
“APPRECIATE YOU FOR EVERYTHING, COACH!!” The veteran linebacker shared in the replies to the video, adding on a hilarious side note, “❤️ S.N. – you still can’t fish.”
While Brown has successfully graduated, he still has one more year to spend with Coach Prime in his final year of college football. The swan song begins as Colorado takes on Georgia Tech at Folsom Field to kick off the season.
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