Coach Prime's daughter Shelomi Sanders drops 2-word reaction to Colorado fans hyping Shedeur ahead of Alamo Bowl

Shelomi Sanders showed her love for her brother, Shedeur Sanders as he prepared for his game against the BYU Cougars on Saturday in the Alamo Bowl. The Colorado Buffaloes football social media handle posted a video of the quarterback arriving for his final game of the season with a sea of fans welcoming him.

Coach Prime's daughter reposted the video to her Instagram story with the caption:

"Boss mannnn."

Shelomi's Instagram story (Credits: Instagram/@shelomisanders)

Watch the video here:

Shedeur and Shelomi are the two youngest children of Deion Sanders and his ex-wife, Pilar. The quarterback plays for his father and the Buffaloes with his older brother, Shilo. Both players are expected to declare for the 2025 NFL draft with Shedeur predicted to be picked in the first round.

Meanwhile, Shelomi Sanders is playing her red-shirt junior year with the Alabama A&M Bulldogs and is averaging 1.3 points, 0.3 rebounds and 0.4 assists. The guard joined her father at Jackson State first and then at Colorado before forging her own path. During an Instagram live in August, Shelomi revealed the reason she left the Buffaloes to join Alabama.

"For me, I would say, yeah, last year during the beginning where I just came home sad every day," Sanders said. "I was sad and mad like every day. That and when I was at Jackson, like if I didn't leave when I did, I promise you I would have quit."

"It just wasn't good energy, wasn't good vibes, wasn't enough being poured into me as a player... it was just bad. But I'm good now,"

Coach Prime spills the beans on Shedeur and Shelomi Sanders' childhood antics

Shedeur and Shelomi Sander shared a childhood like any other sibling and Coach Prime offered a peek into it recently. In a video shared by "Thee Pregame Network" on YouTube, Sanders revealed that Shedeur and Shilo would often terrorise the young Shelomi, who would then run to him for support.

"When the kids used to bother her, they used to just terrorize her, she used to always run to my room or run and find me in the house," Deion said.

"She wanted me to go and spank her brothers," Deion said. "And then, when I'm spanking them, she would be behind my back laughing and Shilo would look up and say 'Look, dad, she's lying'"

While she supports her brother from afar, Shelomi Sanders is also preparing for her return to playing after the holiday break as the Bulldogs face Vanderbilt on Sunday.