Deion Sanders' son Shedeur Sanders hypes up crowd as Colorado beats USC 63-59: WATCH

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Sheduer Sanders has had a busy offseason, including walking the runway in Paris and attending his sister's basketball games.

After attending the Lady Buffs' loss to the UCLA Bruins last week, the quarterback returned to watch them beat the No. 6 USC Trojans 63-59.

When the popular QB's picture was shown on the jumbotron, the crowd got on their feet. He documented the moment on his Instagram page with the caption:

"LEGENDARY."

Controversy shadows Shedeur Sanders

On Jan. 16, Shedeur Sanders and his brother Shilo walked the Louis Vuitton Men's Fall/Winter 2024 Show in Paris.

Shilo explained to Louis Vuitton's creative director, Pharrell Williams, why he and his brother decided to walk the runway in Paris.

“We want to be multidimensional,” Shilo Sanders was captured saying in a video by Well Off media. “We don’t want to be just football.”

However, Shedeur and Shilo started getting criticism after reports emerged that they had missed a Colorado Buffaloes team meeting in order to attend the event.

Former NFL reserve Nate Jackson led the wave of criticism against the marketable brothers.

"I think it's hilariously soft and weak AF," Jackson said on the "Kill U With Truth podcast". "For anyone who thinks it's a good recruiting tool, like football players are going to see that and be like, 'I want to go there because I want to have an opportunity to model Louis Vuitton on the runway in Paris.'

"But I'll tell you what, man... I think it's horrible for the team," he added. "Whatever the over and under is on the wins for this season, go under. These guys are going to suck. Shedeur Sanders has his mind on the wrong things.

"But when your quarterback is being celebrated in that way, and is "drinking the Kool-Aid," and he's driving the Rolls-Royce... And it's all about him and his money... really. That's going to be really, really bad, in my opinion."

Coach Prime defended his sons against the accusations leveled at them.