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Jordan Domineck Joins Athlon Sports as College Football Reporter
Jordan Domineck Joins Athlon Sports as College Football Reporter

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time11-06-2025

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Jordan Domineck Joins Athlon Sports as College Football Reporter

Jordan Domineck Joins Athlon Sports as College Football Reporter originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Former Colorado Buffaloes linebacker Jordan Domineck joins Athlon Sports as a reporter covering various schools, including Colorado and Georgia Tech. Advertisement Domineck spent last year in the CFL with the Montreal Alouettes. In 56 career games, he made 188 total tackles (41 for loss), 21.5 sacks, eight forced fumbles, and five fumble recoveries, including two for touchdowns. The Lakeland, Fla. native graduated from GT with honors before his final two collegiate years. Domineck was also co-host of Sports Illustrated's Buffs Beat Weekly with former NFL vet Nick Ferguson during his senior year in Boulder. Domineck brings a fresh perspective after playing in multiple power conferences (SEC, ACC, Pac-12). He was part of Deion Sanders' original "Louis Luggage" transfer portal class at Colorado in 2023. The Buffs went 4-8 during Coach Prime's first year, but caught the attention of the sports world with the 'Prime Effect' surging to become an international sensation. The TV ratings for CU Football was at an all-time high an average audience of 3.84 million. Follow Domineck's journey as he covers the Buffs and more in the new era of college sports. This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 9, 2025, where it first appeared.

FOX Sports analyst breaks down ‘Prime Effect'
FOX Sports analyst breaks down ‘Prime Effect'

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time30-03-2025

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FOX Sports analyst breaks down ‘Prime Effect'

Deion Sanders' arrival at Colorado has been nothing short of transformative. Keyshawn Johnson, appearing on Fox's Speak, shed light on just how far-reaching the 'Prime Effect' really is, touching not only on Colorado's football resurgence but also on the broader cultural shift it has sparked in college football. Keyshawn Johnson is quick to acknowledge the immediate impact Sanders has had on the Colorado Buffaloes' football program. Since Coach Prime's arrival, the team has gone from a 1-11 record in 2022 to a 4-8 finish in 2023, while ending with a 9-4 record last season and a bowl game appearance. Showcasing dramatic improvements, for Colorado. 'I don't want to just give him credit for Colorado's football program,' Johnson said. 'But, the transformation is real.' Sanders has not only turned the Buffaloes into national contenders but also sparked excitement throughout the fanbase, attracting attention from across the nation. His ability to bring in high-profile recruits, including quarterback JuJu Lewis, has elevated the program's stature almost overnight. One of the most impressive aspects of Coach Prime's influence, according to Johnson, is the tangible effect on the university's enrollment. 'I want to give him credit for the enrollment, it has shot up through the roof.' With the Buffaloes' football program under the national spotlight, Colorado has seen an influx of applications from students eager to be part of the Prime Era. Sanders' impact extends beyond just the football field—he's brought attention to the entire university, and enrollment numbers have soared as a result. Advertisement Nike Air DT Max '96 has become a Player Edition movement Johnson expands the conversation beyond Boulder, noting that Deion Sanders' influence is creating waves across college football, especially at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). 'Whether it's the HBCU level, whether it's guys getting opportunities,' Johnson said. His comments reflect Sanders' wider impact on college football, which has opened doors for coaches like Eddie George, who recently moved from Tennessee State to Bowling Green. The 'Prime Effect' is not just about football—it's about opportunity, exposure, and changing the landscape of college athletics. Suge Knight says Deion Sanders owes him money in jailhouse interview Deion Sanders has proven that his presence can do more than just win games—it can change lives and programs across the nation. Colorado fans should be excited, as Coach Prime's influence will likely continue to reverberate for years to come. Advertisement Related: Dabo Swinney tries to own Deion Sanders' spring game idea, but 'actions speak louder than words' Related: The 'Prime Effect' delivered $59 million impact for first bowl game, per report

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