Deion Sanders' personal locker room sets standard for coaches

Coach Prime shows off his new sanctuary at Colorado

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Deion Sanders recently got a first look at his customized locker room in Folsom Field, a space that reflects his high standards and unique style. The room boasts an array of luxurious touches, carefully designed to offer comfort and a personal sanctuary amid Colorado’s busy football environment. Fitted with black leather seats, the locker room exudes sophistication and provides top-notch comfort for Coach Prime. The seats’ deep color contrasts with the white fixtures accented by CU's iconic gold, creating a sleek, modern aesthetic that brings out the Buffaloes' spirit in every detail.

Shield Lockers, a company based in Kansas City, custom-built each locker to meet Sanders' specifications. Known for its innovative and durable designs, Shield Lockers provided a product that ensures quality and style. These custom lockers are crafted with attention to detail and a focus on durability, guaranteeing that the space stays pristine for years.

Coach Prime making himself at home with a custom locker designed by @ShieldLockers 🔥 pic.twitter.com/zWPfiNLjdO

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The setup is arranged to facilitate both function and relaxation, with ample lounge space that allows Coach Prime and his staff to unwind. A large flat-screen television completes the setup, making it an ideal space for watching film, following game highlights, or even just catching a break.

This locker room is more than just a functional area—it’s a reflection of the culture Sanders is instilling within the Colorado Buffaloes. It serves as a personal sanctuary for Coach Prime, a place where he can recharge and strategize with the best amenities at his fingertips. Every element, from the black leather to the CU gold accents, speaks to the pride Sanders has in the program and the direction he’s taking it.

As the Buffaloes gear up for their latest Big 12 showdown against Cincinnati, they will do so knowing their head coach has a space that mirrors his drive and vision for Colorado football. Fans can watch the action unfold when the Buffaloes host the Bearcats under the lights on Saturday night at 10:15 p.m. ET on ESPN.