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Deion Sanders said Saturday he would engage offers from different schools assuming that they approached him.
Sanders, who showed up on ESPN's "School GameDay" before Jackson State's down with Southern, was asked the way that he intends to deal with suggestions from different projects.
"To begin with, I need to keep on track," Sanders said. "I need to boost these minutes and keep on ruling those minutes. At the point when we cross that obstacle, we'll cross that obstacle. I'd be a moron and a liar to let you know I wouldn't engage those things since I'm. However, I have made no arrangements to move. Have made no arrangements to go anyplace. I have made arrangements to rule today."
Reddish and Georgia Tech are only several the projects referenced as spots that ought to go after the previous Florida State star.
As a matter of fact, previous Coppery star and Heisman Prize victor Bo Jackson was as of late gotten some information about the possibility of Sanders following the sidelines on The Fields.
"Deion could mentor anyplace in the nation — school or expert level — that he needs to," Jackson said in a meeting with USA Today. "It's simply whether the association is prepared for Prime. You can see how he's helped Jackson State in the short measure of time he's been there. He has the magnetism. He has the stuff since Deion, such as myself, we were trained old fashioned and that is the way he's instructing his players. You're seeing the outcomes."
Under Sanders, Jackson State went 4-3 in his most memorable year, 11-2 last season and the Tigers are starting off on a 8-0 foot this season. They crushed Southern 35-0 Saturday in Jackson.
Mark Heim is a games correspondent for The Alabama Media Gathering. Follow him on Twitter @Mark_Heim.
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