Coach Prime's star Colorado football sons, Shedeur and Shilo Sanders, had their fashion choices at the Louis Vuitton Menswear show mocked by OutKick's Amber Harding -- who likened the Buffs QB and safety's runway attires to hunters on deer season's opening day and condemned the looks as arguably not stylish.
"Shedeur and Shilo walked in the Louis Vuitton Menswear show Tuesday night, repping the new Fall-Winter 2024 Collection by Pharrell Williams," Harding prefaced before saying, "The collection is supposed to have a rodeo influence. But the Sanders kids looked more like it was 5 a.m. on the first day of deer season.
"I really can’t tell if they’re trying to win football games or become the most stylish guys in the duck blind. Actually, I don’t even know if it’s stylish. But it is expensive."
Pharrell Williams had told Shedeur that they are already multi-dimensional when the youngest Sanders son told the singer that he and his older brother Shilo wanted to be multi-dimensional instead of just football players.
“You already are,” Williams told Shedeur after saying he and Shilo "wanted" to be multidimensional. “It’s just that society makes you think that you are not. And you aspire to be other things, but you guys do so many things already. If I were you, I would change that language: 'I am multi-dimensional.' You know what I’m saying? Let them know you’re already there.”
Coach Prime excused Shedeur and Shilo Sanders from first Colorado football team meeting of the year
Given that Shedeur and Shilo were excused from the first team meeting of the season by their head coaching father, as USA Today's Brent Schrotenboer detailed, it's not shocking to see mockery flung at the Sanders sons.
"Their trip to Paris had the blessing of their father-coach and was arranged by his business manager, Constance Schwartz-Morini, who also manages endorsement deals for Shedeur and Shilo at SMAC Entertainment in Los Angeles," Schrotenboer wrote.
Coach Prime's Buffs aren't going to be shaking those "Daddy Ball" allegations anytime soon. But it won't matter a bit if they win in 2024.
Because if they don't, the blowback will be historic in Boulder.