Coach Prime walks off stage as he rejects the option of quarantining with his "worst ex" for 1 year

Colorado coach Deion Sanders, aka "Coach Prime," has taken time off football to indulge in fishing after finishing the season 9-4 with the Buffaloes' 36-14 loss to the BYU Cougars in the Alamo Bowl. Sanders has also continued to be involved in his new show, "We Got Time Today," which he co-hosts with former "106 & Park" host Rocsi Diaz.

During Saturday's segment of the show, the Buffs coach played a hilarious rendition of the "Would You Rather" game, which was renamed "Hood You Rather," that had a question involving his ex-partners, Carolyne Chambers, Pilar Sanders and Tracey Edmonds, among others.

The clip of the segment was posted on Instagram, with the caption:

“Hood You Rather” @rocsidiaz How they make my questions like they did? @tubi “I Got Time Today.”

"Would you rather, always have stank breath or lose all your rhythm?" Diaz asked.

"Mhhm, take my rhythm. I don't want my tongue on a kickstand," Sanders replied.

"Would you rather, quarantine again for one year with your worst ex or live in a house infested with roaches," Diaz said.

The charismatic Coach Prime then walked off the set laughing before returning and giving a typically hilarious answer.

"I ain't coming back," Sanders said. "Hey, I grew up with them roaches, ain't nothing wrong with them roaches. Ain't nothing wrong with them roaches. We at Roach Motel, where no vegans eat."

Coach Prime using talk show as recruitment tool

The "We Got Time Today" show was launched in November. During its first episode with comedian Leslie Jones and co-host Rocsi Diaz, Coach Prime revealed that he was using the show as a recruitment tool by reaching out to prospects' parents directly.

“Well, this is like a form of recruiting for me, because a lot of the parents are … our viewers with Tubi,” Deion Sanders said. “Tubi does a wonderful job of reaching all ethnicities … They reach everybody. And this is a tremendous platform for me to talk to some of the parents out there."

During an interview with Deadline in October, Sanders, who is no stranger to being on shows, further revealed what he and Diaz hoped to achieve with the conversations conducted on the show.

“I’m stepping into the studio to have real conversations with people from all walks of life,” said Sanders. “This show is about tapping into the culture. We’re going to laugh, debate, inspire and most importantly, we got time to talk life into our viewers while keeping things 100.

“I couldn’t do this with anyone else except for the Rocsi Diaz, who I’m sure will keep me on my toes, and of course my friends over at Tubi, who I’ve been a big fan of for a long time now.”

The "We Got Time Today" show hosted by Coach Prime and Rocsi Diaz on the streaming platform Tubi debuted in November and will run for 20 episodes of one hour each.