Deion Sanders, the Colorado coach, has urged the NCAA and the Rose Bowl to compensate his players who fell victim to a robbery in their locker room during a game against UCLA. Sanders expressed his disappointment and labeled it as a disgrace, hopeful that the NCAA would take appropriate action. He also acknowledged the Rose Bowl’s esteemed reputation and suggested that they should have the means to assist the players. The incident took place at the Rose Bowl Stadium, which is owned by the city of Pasadena and managed by a nonprofit organization. Sanders mentioned that the majority of players did not have insurance coverage for the stolen items, underscoring the necessity for reimbursement. While the specific items stolen have not been disclosed, Sanders intends to compile a list to aid in the recovery process for the players. In addition, Sanders noted that his son, Shedeur, the team’s starting quarterback, would be granted time off from practice to recover from the multiple hits and sacks he endured in the UCLA game. The Colorado Buffaloes, with a current record of 4-4, are set to face off against No. 16 Oregon State in their upcoming match.