Deion Sanders Commits NCAA Violation, Immediately Regrets Making Huge Mistake: ‘I Shouldn’t Have Said That’

Is Deion Sanders in trouble again? The Sanders family doesn’t shy away from headlines, and sometimes the allegations get really serious. Deion Sanders made a mistake during an Instagram livestream with his CU colleague on July 2, 2024. While they were simply discussing Deion Sanders and his responsibilities as a head coach, his recruiting talk should get them in trouble again.

There was a fine line that Deion Sanders mistakenly crossed during his conversation. When the employee and Deion Sanders were discussing what Prime could and couldn’t do on Instagram, he said he could greet people but he couldn’t talk to them. Additionally, he clearly “cdon’t recruit them. Sanders admitted that he doesn’t even know people in real life while he knows his recruits.

However, after that, Trainer Prime’s tongue got the better of him as he revealed: “Everyone we got, we got. They haven’t announced it yet but…” It was then that he realized he shouldn’t have commented on a future recruit.I shouldn’t have said that.“It’s too little, too late. Even though the mistake was small, it was huge because NCAA rules state that head coaches cannot talk about recruiting under their guidelines.

“Prior to a prospective student-athlete signing a National Letter of Intent or a written offer of admission and/or financial aid from an institution…a member institution may make public comments only to the extent that it confirms its recruitment of the prospective student-athlete,“NCAA Rule 13.10.2.1 states.

Now that Prime has leaked some information about his recruit, fans are on the lookout for what repercussions he might face. Will Deion Sanders get into trouble with the law? If so, it will be chaos in the Sanders household as their son Shilo is still embroiled in the unpleasant aftermath of a lost lawsuit.

Shilo Sanders’ $11.8 million lawsuit

Shilo Sanders was the CU Buffs entity who made headlines more than his father and for all the wrong reasons. His past at the Triple-A academy, where he physically assaulted safety John Darjean, came back to haunt him.

After being sued, Shilo Sanders lost the case, forcing him to pay Darjean $11.8 million. However, CU Safety filed for bankruptcy shortly afterward, raising even more suspicion about all the money he made from his NIL contracts.

According to Brent Schrotenboer of USA Today, “A federal judge has rejected a request for Colorado Shilo Sanders to Dismiss Bankruptcy ComplaintFans are keeping a close eye on Shilo’s next move. In the midst of all this, if his father ends up getting a complaint for NCAA violations, CU would be in ashes.