WATCH: Deion Sanders Jr. gives fans a look at $45,000,000 worth Coach Prime’s luxurious Colorado-themed car

Deion Sanders may have his mind worked off over the Colorado Buffaloes Big-12 reunion as the 2024 college football season is ready to roll in a few weeks. Coach Prime's eldest son, Deion Sanders Jr., aka Bucky, posted a video on his Instagram story showing off a Colorado-themed car with golden alloy wheels. The car was dripping black with "PRIME" printed on it.

While Sanders Jr. is not directly involved with the Buffaloes team and its on-field performance, he's responsible for all the off-field stuff and behind-the-scenes we see on his YouTube channel, "Well Off Media."

While $45 million-worth Deion Sanders (according to Celebrity Net Worth) and his sons, Shedeur and Shilo, prepare to take the Buffs to the next level in their Big-12 debut season following a 4-8 record in the Pac-12 last year, Bucky will be gearing up with his camera and accessories to capture the subtle moments that fans seek.

Deion Sanders Jr. hated Coach Prime's 'NO' attitude

Coach Prime’s parenting style hasn’t been easy on his sons, especially Deion Sanders Jr., who revealed Coach Prime’s one habit during an episode of the “2Legendary with Shedeur Sanders” podcast that he wasn’t impressed by.

Growing up under the strict guidance of the Colorado head coach, Bucky told how his father's "NO" attitude shaped their upbringing, countering the public's perception of their privileged lifestyle.

“He said no to everything,” Deion Jr. said. [23:00]

Bucky added that his dad only gave money for specific occasions, like spring break, recalling how he once received $500 while at SMU. Shilo seconded Bucky’s frustration, saying:

“$500 to dad is like $15,000.”

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Despite criticism of nepotism in Colorado’s program, Deion’s sons seem to appreciate the discipline their father instilled.

The brothers also speculated about their NFL futures in 2025. Sanders Jr. predicted that Shilo might end up in Dallas and Shedeur in Las Vegas. Shilo advised Shedeur to steer clear of Miami, citing potential distractions in the city.

As scouts monitor them closely, the Sanders clan is already preparing for the next chapter in its football journey.

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