Deion Sanders set two rules prior to the Nebraska rivalry week

'No Red' was a given for Coach Prime, but there's one more

Deion Sanders went deep to carry over Colorado's rivalry against Nebraska.

It might sound superstitious to many, but Coach Prime has established two rules early for this "Red Letter" week. The first was well-known and was extended into the off-season, which was no red allowed on campus. As Bill McCartney once said, "I'd rather be dead than red." The absolute best words to live by for CU fans.

The other one set by Prime was not eating corn, according to Buffs defensive end Jordan Domineck. He explained the rules of the rivalry to Nick Ferguson on BuffsBeat Weekly. When you think about the root of why the product is mass produced, it's probably best to stay away from it forever. However, it's not allowed to be consumed in Boulder this week.

Domineck won't have to worry about either of the Prime commandments. He noticed a media member decked out in red during CU's Media Day and started to question who they were there to cover.

The Buffs big man had an outstanding spin move to the inside to apply pressure on TCU QB Chandler Morris and was the difference maker. It forced a great open field tackle by CU defensive back Myles Slusher.

No. 22 Colorado welcomes Nebraska into Folsom Field on Saturday. The latest installment of the former Big Eight rivalry is the home opener for Deion Sanders' debut at CU.