Deion Sanders finally talks about locker room violence allegations against his team

After many questions and somewhat of pressure, Deion Sanders finally spoke on a delicate matter. Back on August 4 there were some bullying allegations that started to fuel the media and digital platforms.

Allegations from former players claiming that the locker room at the University of Colorado is like "grand theft auto video game" with guns and fights going on constantly were brought to the attention of the coaches and staff member.

Other allegations claimed that Kaleb Mathis and Colton Allen had also gotten into a fight that was allegedly started because Mathis owned Allen $10k and when he was asked to pay up, Mathis hit Allen multiple times. But that was not all, as another situation unfolded a former player had apparently claimed that Jordan Seaton was bullied into taking a bloody fistfight with another player.

Coach Prime talked about the matter

Despite many believed all this was true and more, Deion Sanders went on the August 6 episode of Well Off Media and he was very clear on the situation by saying that "all these lies" and Jordan Seaton said a day before "this is a brotherhood", denying all of the allegations.

Seaton went on to explain there are fights in the locker room, but none of them escalates to a point where players start hating each other. DNVR reporter, Jake Schwanitz, also talked about the matter which became relevant coming from him because he defended Coach Prime.

Jake mentioned how the media is always trying to cover people that really are not close to the situations that happen in the locker room and that they never really look for the opinion of experts or people that actually are in the locker room.