#Deion sanders

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Deion Sanders and MC Hammer 1994

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Nike Air Max DT (96’)

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Nike Air DT Max '96

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Even though the Kansas Jayhawks began the season slogging through a five game losing streak, and still have a -.500 record in the Big 12, their last three games have morphed this season into something they might actually remember with pride. It’s not just that they derailed BYU’s undefeated streak last week—it’s how they did it, in a way that felt absurd, unhinged, and entirely emblematic of a team determined to prove that chaos can be a strategy.

They also took down the Deion Sanders-led Colorado Buffaloes, a team buoyed by a media frenzy and the almost mythic talents of Travis Hunter, a two-way phenom, and Shedeur Sanders, Deion’s quarterback son whose precision and poise have made them both strong contenders for both the Heisman and the No. 1 draft pick. It wasn’t just a win; it was the kind of statement game that flipped the script on what anyone thought the Jayhawks were capable of this season.

The Jayhawks, once hyped as potential Big 12 contenders before the season began, have settled into their new identity as a spoiler team with almost defiant glee. Their wins against conference heavyweights have thrown the Big 12 standings into a chaotic four-way tie, leaving teams like BYU and Colorado scrambling to salvage their postseason dreams. Now, BYU and Colorado are stuck in the indignity of rooting for underdogs—Kansas State and Arizona Wildcats—to pull off upsets next week. If that doesn’t happen, Iowa State and Arizona State will be the ones securing their spots in the Big 12 title game, leaving BYU and Colorado to grapple with the sharp letdown of a season that, despite all its fireworks, would end on a distinctly bitter note.