Deion will go where Deion wants to go. I don’t see him staying at Colorado because like JSU, the stage is too small, the money too small. Sure they are getting all the attention now but it will die down. If CU replaces the role of OU in the Big12 it’s still going to be smaller taters that the others. If he continues to win he will get recruited to an SEC school as it will continue to dominate as the premier league, it’s the football culture he grew up in, and the money will be far larger, the recruiting easier, the media hype larger. It’s not a black thing. Deion doesn’t just rattle some white folks but he challenges many in the black elites as well. That’s because Deion figured out his path in high school to be bigger than his talent. It’s about the various characters he has built around Prime whether playing football and baseball, being a sports media personality, coach. This is partly ministry as well. His Coach Prime thing isn’t a black thing. We’ve had lots of black head coaches so that’s not unique and neither is his swagger. Coaches at a high level generally have spent years going from gig to gig, building a CV, tying to certain coaching trees, to get to the big jobs. Part of that is adopting the standard personna of “the coach” which is no different than most careers whether lawyers, engineers, or fast food managers. So head coaches, white or black, are fairly interchangeable. Deion is different because he’s made his money and started coaching as a head coach as his third career. Paid no dues but also didn’t rise up thru that culture. Probably breeds some resentment with coaches like Ruhle or a Sonny dykes. I expect Deion will eventually move to a premier SEC school, like replacing Saban or Kelly or Sark, or FSU. Or he may tire of the bullshit, and leave coaching behind once his kids are done, to return to media or do something else.