Overview
- Deion Sanders said he is in good health and was cleared to coach the full season after bladder removal surgery.
- Colorado named transfer Kaidon Salter the starting quarterback, with freshman Julian Lewis expected to have packages, according to Sanders.
- Sanders previewed a "little more physical" brand under second-year coordinators Robert Livingston on defense and Pat Shurmur on offense.
- Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss visited this week to address the team and lauded the program's "professional" environment.
- The coach noted a recurring marijuana odor in the second quarter at Folsom Field, a remark that drew local attention ahead of Friday's opener against Georgia Tech.