Coach Prime says "I’m Back" before CU’s Upset of Georgia Tech | Zach & Phil celebrate on the Drive
The Drive dives into Coach Prime’s transformation into a CEO‑style head coach on game day. By trusting his staff — especially new offensive coordinator Brennan Marion — Deion Sanders let the operation run, and it delivered a dramatic 14‑13 Buffs upset win.
From Marion’s run‑heavy offense to Prime’s motivational superpower on the sideline, CU showed a new identity. The guys break down how Sanders’ trust in his coaches, his role as motivator, and Brennan Marion’s offensive vision combined to produce a clutch touchdown and a game‑winning blocked field goal.
This is the inside look at Coach Prime’s evolution, Brennan Marion’s impact, and the Buffs’ dramatic season‑opening victory.
Coach Prime embraces CEO role on game day
Brennan Marion runs the offense with his Go‑Go system
Prime motivates players — his sideline superpower in action
Buffs win ugly but dramatic, 14‑13 over Georgia Tech
Brennan Marion’s locker room celebration adds energy
Buffs fans — weigh in:
• Did Coach Prime’s CEO role make the difference
• How big was Brennan Marion’s impact on the offense
• And does this dramatic win prove CU is back
