"Shedeur & Shilo used to terrorize her": Coach Prime makes eye-catching revelation as he reflects on Shelomi's childhood

Coach Prime's youngest child, Shelomi Sanders, made a surprise visit to the Colorado training facility on Sunday when the Buffs held their final practice before the Christmas break. The father-daughter duo spent some quality time together and even reminisced on some of the days when Shelomi, who plays basketball for the Alabama A&M Bulldogs, used to get bullied by her elder brothers, Shilo and Shedeur Sanders.

In a YouTube video posted by "Thee Pregame Network" on Monday, Deion spilled the beans on how Shelomi's sibling rivalry with her brothers.

"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 (Timestamp: 4:45).

Coach Prime then described Shelomi's antics and how she would try to get Deion to exact her revenge on Shedeur and Shilo.

Deion Sanders has two children, Deion Jr. and Deiondra, with his first ex-wife, Carolyne Chambers. He also has three children, Shedeur, Shilo and Shelomi, with his second ex-wife Pilar Sanders.

Since Shelomi is the youngest of Sanders' five children, she was likely bullied the most when the kids played or grew up together.

Coach Prime's sons Shilo and Shedeur Sanders to play final Colorado game in Alamo Bowl

Colorado Buffaloes HC Deion Sanders - Source: Imagn

Deion Sanders' Colorado (9-3) will face Big 12 rival BYU in the 2024 Alamo Bowl on Saturday. The occasion could mark the final game that his sons Shilo and Shedeur Sanders play for Colorado.

Both Shilo and Shedeur are expected to declare for the 2025 NFL draft. Shedeur, Buffs' starting quarterback, is projected as an early first-round pick after being named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year.

Shilo and Shedeur have been instrumental to Colorado's success this season. The two Sanders brothers will want to boost their draft stock one final time in the bowl game.

While Shilo and Shdeur are expected to leave Colorado, their father, Coach Prime, plans to remain with the Buffs despite interest from NFL teams and other top college programs.