Coach Prime drops 3-word reaction to Shilo hilariously accusing Shedeur Sanders of wearing fake Nike Diamond turf cleats

Coach Prime often finds unique ways to poke fun at his children. The Colorado coach was at it again on Wednesday, when he uploaded a video of Shilo and Shedeur Sanders arguing over Sheduer's shoes.

While Shedeur insisted that his Nike Diamond turf cleats were an original pair, his brother begged to defer. Shilo even called out the quarterback for being tricked into wearing fake Nike's despite being Sanders' son.

"It never stops," Deion Sanders captioned the hilarious Instagram video.

Sanders has a long-standing history with Nike, having worked with the brand since his NFL playing days. He signed his first contract with the sports apparel brand in 1992 while playing cornerback for the Atlanta Falcons.

However, Sanders and Nike had an ugly split in 2017. At the time, Sanders vowed never to work with the brand again. However, the two parties reconciled in July 2023, when Sanders teased fans that he was collaborating with Nike. He even ended his partnership with Under Armour to renew endorsing Nike.

Now, Sanders' sons, Shedeur and Shilo, also get customized apparel from Nike. However, many would be interested in knowing whether Shedeur had worn fake Nike Diamond cleats in the video.

Coach Prime hits back at false reports about his sons' team preferences for 2025 NFL draft

Colorado Buffaloes HC Deion Sanders - Source: Imagn

On Monday, Coach Prime lashed out at what he said are false news reports about his sons Shilo and Shedeur preferring some teams to others heading into the 2025 NFL draft. Sanders also deemed some media outlets as "idiots" for spreading fake news.

Both Shilo and Shedeur played important roles for Colorado in the 2024 season as the Buffs finished 9-4. The Sanders brothers are now set to declare for the 2025 NFL draft, and there is a lot of attention on the two CU players.

Many fans believe that Shedeur could go as a top five pick. The quarterback racked up 4,134 passing yards, 37 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. He also rushed for four touchdowns across 13 games.

Meanwhile, Shilo posted 67 tackles, 1.0 sacks, one pass defended and one forced fumble in his final season with the Buffs.