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Deion Sanders has reportedly made a decision on whether or not to punish his son over an incident in last weekend’s game.
During the Colorado-Colorado state game, Shedeur went viral when he blatantly poked a defender in the eye during a heated altercation.
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At the time, fans called for Shedeur to be ejected from the game and face discipline.
Apparently, there will be no discipline levied on the Colorado star QB.
Mirror Sports contacted Colorado regarding the incident, and the school says Shedeur will not be punished.
Via Mirror Sports
Colorado football will not suspend quarterback Shedeur Sanders for poking Colorado State defensive lineman Mohamed Kamara in the eye during Saturday’s 43-35 win, Mirror Sports US has learned.
The signal-caller, who is head coach Deion Sanders’ son, has not publicly addressed the eye poke incident. Colorado declined to comment beyond informing Mirror Sports US that it would not punish him.
The Colorado-Colorado State game was extremely chippy and featured a hit on Travis Hunter from Henry Blackburn that also received controversy. Despite calls for punishment, Blackburn will also not be punished for his hit on Hunter.