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Jordyn Tyson Apologizes to Sanders, Thrives at ASU

11/26/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Jordyn Tyson, former Colorado receiver, connected with head coach Deion Sanders after the Buffaloes' loss to Arizona State.
Tyson transferred after one season and told Sanders, "Coach, I apologize."
Despite injury struggles, Tyson has emerged as a leader at Arizona State as the Sun Devils aim for a Big 12 championship.
Tyson appreciates the program's culture established by Kenny Dillingham, which emphasizes hard work and teamwork.

History

Historical Context

The Colorado Buffaloes football team, under head coach Bill McCartney, won the national championship in 1990, marking a pinnacle in the program's history. This success followed a strong 1989 season, where they finished undefeated but lost in the Orange Bowl. The Buffaloes' achievements in the 1990s led to over 20 players being drafted into the NFL, reflecting the program's growing prominence in college football.

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Story summary

Jordyn Tyson, former Colorado receiver, connected with head coach Deion Sanders after the Buffaloes' loss to Arizona State.
Tyson transferred after one season and told Sanders, "Coach, I apologize."
Despite injury struggles, Tyson has emerged as a leader at Arizona State as the Sun Devils aim for a Big 12 championship.
Tyson appreciates the program's culture established by Kenny Dillingham, which emphasizes hard work and teamwork.

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