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Isaac Wilson, the younger brother of NFL quarterback Zach Wilson, is set to start at quarterback for Deion Sanders' Colorado team, according to PennLive. The move puts another Wilson under the national spotlight and adds attention to Sanders' high-profile Colorado program, which continues to draw heavy coverage for its quarterback decisions and roster turnover.
- 2Colorado's humiliation by Texas Tech epitomized by 0-yard pick-six▼A 0-yard pick-six summed up Deion, Colorado's disastrous night against Texas Tech https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76572
Colorado Buffaloes suffered a disastrous loss to Texas Tech, with a pick-six returned from zero yards — an interception caught essentially at the line of scrimmage — serving as the defining play of the night. The moment underscored struggles under coach Deion Sanders, with quarterback play, including Isaac Wilson, under scrutiny as the team's season spirals.
- 3Deion Sanders faces quarterback crisis after latest pick six●Deion Sanders has a quarterback problem. The latest lowlight: a 0-yard pick six https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7657266
Colorado coach Deion Sanders is under scrutiny over his quarterback situation after a costly turnover in the latest game — an interception returned for a touchdown from essentially zero yards. The mistake, attributed to quarterback Isaac Wilson, has intensified criticism of Colorado's play under center and raised questions about who should start going forward.
- 4Column criticizes Deion Sanders after Colorado loss●🏈 NEW: If the Strait of Hormuz was open, Isaac Wilson and Will Hammond couldn't hit it. But if Colorado Buffs coach Deio
A Denver Post column argues Colorado football coach Deion Sanders is fooling himself if he thinks quarterback play is his team's only problem, following a rough home loss at Folsom Field to Texas. The piece mocks the Buffaloes' passing accuracy with a Strait of Hormuz joke aimed at quarterbacks Isaac Wilson and Will Hammond, saying Coach Prime has wider issues to fix than just one position.