- by foxnews
- 22 Feb 2026
Hall of Famer on Deion Sanders' staff set to ditch Colorado for HBCU head coaching job: report
One-time NFL MVP Marshall Faulk is expected to leave Colorado's coaching staff for Southern University, an HBCU in his home state of Louisiana.
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"This wasn't even on my list of things to do in the least way. I put crazy hours in when I played, like player and coach's hours in, to become the student of the game that I was. And when I walked away from it, I couldn't believe how much time I invested into the game," Faulk said.
If and when the move is official, Faulk will join several other former NFL stars to become head coaches at HBCUs. Michael Vick is the head coach at Norfolk State in his home state of Virginia, and DeSean Jackson started coaching at Delaware State this season. Neither had any prior coaching experience.
Colorado has regressed following the departure of Sanders' son, Shedeur, and Travis Hunter. The team went 9-4 last season after a 4-8 campaign in Sanders' first year with the Buffaloes. However, they are back to their 2023 form with a 3-8 record.
Colorado running backs have rushed for 5.12 yards per carry (850 yards on 166 rushing attempts).
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