Deion Sanders dismisses several players in wake of Colorado’s first loss, citing pattern of behavior

BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Deion Sanders dismissed several players from the team on the heels of Colorado's first loss.The Buffaloes coach didn't specify Tuesday which players were no longer with the program but indicated it was for a pattern of behavior and not just what transpired in a 41-7 loss at Northwestern.“It's never one thing,” Sanders said. “Those guys will tell you: I’m the most loving, giving and forgiving man you can ever meet. But when you start being conduct detrimental to the team that will set us back in things that you’re doing — you don’t care about the team. You care about you. I have a problem with that.”Sanders referenced last season when things went sideways and the team finished 3-9.“A year ago, I didn’t put my foot down in it enough,” he said. “It lingered a little bit. Then, it imploded. I’m not doing that. I'm not doing that anymore.”Defensive back Ben Finneseth spoke to reporters before Sanders did and apologized after he was caught in a video speaking harshly of