$45 million worth Deion Sanders & team go royal on a chartered Rolls-Royce plane for Colorado's historic Alamo Bowl showdown
Colorado and coach Deion Sanders have made a royal arrangement to travel to San Antonio, Texas, for the Alamo Bowl. The Buffaloes finished the season 9-3, narrowly missing a playoff spot after a 37-21 defeat to the Kansas Jayhawks. They ended the season ranked No. 23 in the playoff standings. Colorado will face the No. 17-ranked BYU Cougars in the Alamo Bowl on Saturday.
Sanders, who is worth $45 million (per Celebrity Net Worth), has opted to book a chartered Rolls Royce plane to fly his players to San Antonio. The plane is a custom, with the Buffaloes logo on the tail wing and Coach Prime's famous catchphrase "Believe" on the Engine. The jet is owned and chartered by a group that works with the Arizona Cardinals.
The plane is actually a Boeing, but Rolls Royce makes their engines hence the Rolls Royce logo on the engine of the plane.
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Deion Sanders' Colorado vs Kalani Sitake's BYU in the Alamo Bowl
BYU Cougars finished the season 10-2. They dropped two of their last three games against Kansas(17-13) and Arizona State (28-23).
Deion Sanders' Buffaloes are bringing a more powerful roster featuring Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter and Julian Lewis. Shedeur, the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm winner, has put on board 3,926 yards and 35 touchdowns this season. Hunter, the Heisman winner, has broken the single-season record, scoring 14 times, and Julian Lewis, the new 5-star recruit who ranks 1 nationally.
If Colorado plays their cards right and every player gives their 100%, Colorado could come out victorious. However, Travis recently got involved in a controversy involving his relationship with his fiancee Leanna Lenee. A lot depends on the #12 receiver, to return to practice with complete focus, putting aside the off-field drama, and end the season making his coach Deion Sanders proud.