We’ve heard about all the Colorado players leaving the program, but here is another element that has been thrown into the mix.
Now Deion Sander ex Jackson State players who followed him there to Boulder, are also now leaving the program.
Former Jackson State football defensive back Tayvion Beasley has re-entered the transfer portal after he had joined Sanders in Colorado.
Colorado CB Tayvion Beasley has re-entered the NCAA transfer portal, per @mzenitz.
He played for Deion Sanders at Jackson State before transferring in December.https://t.co/9ZH0D4h5hu pic.twitter.com/KWJQKixWiu
— On3 (@On3sports) April 25, 2023
Beasley had played for JSU under Sanders last year and when he left to become the head coach at Colorado, Beasley followed him a few months later.
Sanders has made it no secret how he felt about his team when he arrived in Boulder even hinting he knew several of his former Tigers like Beasley would be joining him.
But it seems as of now it’s all falling apart for the NFL Hall of Famer as several of his players are leaving him and the program.
Beasley will be a sophomore coming into this year with three years left to play. He has yet to announce where he will be headed.
While players leaving wasn’t unexpected, no one saw this coming. Players leaving left and right daily and so far Sanders hasn’t been able to stop the bleeding.
Some are even questioning whether or not he will even have enough players to field a team this year. More than likely yes, however, this may be just the beginning of a long season for Sanders and Colorado.

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Stacey is a 1995 graduate of the University of Alabama who has previously worked for other publications such as Sportskeeda and Saturday Down South.
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