The Colorado Buffaloes suffered a third straight loss on Saturday night, dropping to 2-4 on the season with no Big 12 wins thus far. While the burning topic after the TCU defeat has been Deion Sanders' future in Boulder, there was a story that emerged from Fort Worth with CU assistant coach Warren Sapp.
Evidently, the Hall of Famer has a pregame ritual of kicking over all the pylons in both end zones. This was captured by CBS Colorado's Romi Bean before going viral on social media. Sapp has always been known for crazy antics, but it's unclear why this is now part of his routine.
Warren Sapp’s pregame tradition: kicking over the pylons pic.twitter.com/jfoniUHvqG
— Romi Bean (@Romi_Bean) October 4, 2025
The Miami legend and former Super Bowl champion joined Sanders coaching staff two years ago. He was the first gold jacket player turned assistant coach for the Buffs on a staff that has grown rapidly with over just under 200 years of NFL experience. Sapp also comes with a wealth of knowledge and was a big reason why the defensive front has been successful by leading the Big 12 in sacks last year.
Colorado will try to get back on track this week with Iowa State coming to the foot of the Flatirons. The Cyclones went into Saturday's matchup with Cincinnati as the Big 12's second-highest ranked team at No. 14. However, they'll take a tumble after a 38-30 loss to the Bearcats.
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