Danielson, who will turn 74 in September, played 11 seasons in the NFL before joining ESPN in 1990. He called games for ESPN and ABC for 16 seasons before joining CBS in 2006.

Gary Danielson, CBS Sports’ lead college football analyst, announced Wednesday that he will retire following the 2025 season. A staple of CBS’ coverage of the SEC, and now Big Ten, for 20 years, he is the longest tenured college football analyst on any network with 35 seasons on the mic.

Lead CBS Sports college football analyst Gary Danielson, one of the best in the business, is retiring at the end of the 2025 season, per the network. Danielson has been with the network since 2006 after working for ESPN and ABC Sports,

Sanders enters his third year at Colorado after spending the first three seasons of his collegiate coaching career at Jackson State. The Buffaloes improved to 9-4 in 2024 -- their first winning record in a full 12-game season since 2016 -- and pushed for an appearance in the Big 12 Championship Game with a 7-2 effort in conference play.

Two years after shocking the college football world, Deion Sanders does it again. The Hall-of-Famer signed a 5-year, $54 million extension with Colorado on Friday. A deal making him one of the highest paid coaches in college football.

With the news of Deion Sanders signing a 5-year, $54 million extension to stay at Colorado, he moves into the top ten of the highest-paid college football coaches list before the 2025 season. The new contract increases Coach Prime’s yearly base salary to $10 million next year,

If NFL teams hope to hire Deion Sanders away from college in the near-future, they will have to pull him away from a lucrative new contract at Colorado. Per Brian Howell of Buffzone, the Colorado board of regents approved a new five-year,

Deion Sanders' new contract with Colorado moves him into rare air among the highest-paid college football coaches.

Deion Sanders will remain the head coach at Colorado through the 2029 season under terms of a contract extension announced Friday. He will earn a base salary of $10 million

Deion Sanders' efforts in rebuilding the Colorado Buffaloes has paid off in a big way, as Sanders is now the fourth-highest paid coach in college football after signing a five-year, $54 million extension on Friday.

According to Buffzone's Brian Howell, a new contract for Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders has been approved by the university's board of regents. The deal

Deion Sanders signed a contract extension to stay at Colorado through 2029, per an announcement on Friday. Sanders' deal, which was approved by the school's board of regents, will be a five-year, $54 million and make him one of the highest-paid college coaches.