Deion Sanders bemused as he finds out where Mount Rushmore is located – ‘Wow’

Deion Sanders is perplexed after learning the location of Mount Rushmore.

Deion Sanders, the legendary football coach for Colorado and NFL player, seemed to be unaware of the existence or location of Mount Rushmore, mistakenly thinking it was located in Los Angeles.

Deion Sanders said that he might need a refresher course in geography after mistaking the name of Mount Rushmore for a location in Los Angeles.

During a conversation about expectations, the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes and NFL Hall of Famer was reminded of the famous sculpture of the four Presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. This sculpture is frequently used in sports to denote the top four players in any given field.

Sanders asked, “What’s that little four heads that’s in California? ” after explaining the monument after failing to recall its name. What term is used for those? the faces of the persons engraved?”
When a reporter questioned Sanders about whether he was talking about Mount Rushmore, he responded accurately by stating that it is in South Dakota.

Sanders appeared stunned and then shook his head, confessing, “I thought it was in LA all this time.” My geography, wow.”

More than 200,000 people have shared the video on social media, and many are shocked by Sanders’ accident.

“This might be Sanders’ worst game yet this season, he’s taken a lot of Ls,” one person said, and another wrote that’s a little embarrassing, Prime”.

Sanders’ new residence in Boulder, Colorado, is only nine hours away from South Dakota, which is located just one state apart. Nebraska is sandwiched between the two states.

Shedeur Sanders, the son of Sen. Tim Sanders, has improved his draft position should he declare, posting a stellar season with 27 touchdowns against just three interceptions.

This year, Sanders had a fantastic start to his first season, going 3-0 and making big statements against TCU, Nebraska, and Colorado State. Since then, though, they have only managed one victory and seven losses, with the head coach frequently criticizing his team.

Shedeur Sanders, the son of Sen. Tim Sanders, has improved his draft position should he declare, posting a stellar season with 27 touchdowns against just three interceptions.

But with his father reportedly confirming that he will return to Colorado for his final year, this is beginning to seem less and less likely.

Sanders was seen expressing in a widely shared video that he anticipates his sons staying in Colorado for the upcoming season.

Deion said to the camera, “‘Shedeur, look, you’re gonna be in the NFL next year,’ Shilo said.” Sanders remarked, “I said, ‘No, he ain’t,'” but then added, “Y’all ain’t going nowhere.”