Deion Sanders Scolds Reporter For Calling Him 'Deion' And Walks Away
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The Jackson State football coach, a Hall of Fame retired pro, griped that the journalist was being "cute."
Jackson State football coach Deion Sanders gave a local reporter a “Prime Time” reprimand for calling him “Deion” Tuesday at a press gathering. (See the video below.) Sanders, a pro football Hall of Famer and former MLB standout, was taking questions via video for a Southwestern Athletic Conference media event when Clarion-Ledger writer Nick Suss addressed the second-year coach by his first name. “Back up a little bit. You don’t call Nick Saban ‘Nick,’ Sanders said, referring to Alabama coach Nick Saban. “Don’t call me Deion.”
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