Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders’ sons nearly got into a physical altercation with someone on the opposing team during a recent Colorado Buffaloes college football game.

Coach Prime led the then No. 1 ranked Buffaloes to a 41-21 victory over the Texas Tech Red Raiders on November 9 in Lubbock, Texas.

But over the weekend, footage of an on-field incident involving Colorado players Shilo Sanders and Shedeur Sanders, in addition to their older brother, made headlines.

After Shilo, 24, scored a 6-yard touchdown on a fourth-quarter recovery, Texas Tech’s equipment manager tried to take the ball away from him.

Shedeur, 22, immediately walked up to the ballboy and said, “Damn, n***a. Shut up. You are a whore. Then their 30-year-old brother, Deion “Bucky” Sanders Jr., shoved the man while holding a camera and he yelled, “Move, bitch, n***a. You fucked me up!” before leaving with the Buffaloes.

The tense interaction ended when Shedeur pulled Bucky away from the situation. After Colorado’s victory, a video of the heated confrontation went viral.

In particular, a TikTok user slammed Texas Tech’s ball boy for “knocking” the ball out of Shilo’s hand. The @cheddatagoat71 account suggests that Colorado’s 7-2 record has angered Coach Prime haters.

“This ball boy knew exactly what he was doing and got exactly what he was looking for,” Chedda said in his TikTok video. “You mean to tell me that you could have about a thousand balls on this game, but you especially need this ball after that try.

He also said, “Let me let you know what the problem is. They are upset that Prime, Shedeur (Colorado defenseman Travis Hunter), Shilo and the entire Colorado program are perfect as they’re.

One of the comments on Cheddy’s video read: “It’s funny when Prime and Colorado lose or something goes wrong with this team that everyone trolls this team, calls them unprofessional, but when they win everyone gets upset.”

Another person defending Texas Tech wrote: “He is the equipment manager for the team. He has to collect the ball. It’s his job. Even in the event that they wanted to keep him, he has to memorize the number on the ball and provides it to the equipment guy in Colorado.

In response, someone argued: “I met with the equipment managers. It will be done this fashion and any experienced EM knows to be patient and collect money properly without conflict. He achieved results that any EM would achieve in such a situation.

Additionally, a TikTok user referenced the ball boy race, commenting: “(White) people always foul (-) and try to look surprised when they suffer the consequences!!! It was definitely a FAAFO moment!!”

The Sanders brothers’ confrontation with Texas Tech’s equipment manager wasn’t the only moment of fighting on this game.

Texas Tech fans apparently they threw various objects on the field, including tortillas, which became a school tradition.

However, people at Jones AT&T Stadium also reportedly threw water bottles. Texas Tech coach Joey McGuire had to step up to the microphone to address the crowd.

“Stop throwing things on the pitch! Students, stop throwing things on the field! Please!” McGuire pleaded over the loudspeakers midway through the fourth quarter.

Coach Prime discussed the unruly actions of Red Raiders fanatics while speaking to the media at the post-game press conference.

“In my career, they threw everything at me except my mom,” recalled the Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Major League Baseball player. “I played baseball and football, so I used batteries and stuff. “It’s normal.”

He continued: “Thank God (the tortillas are) soft and never hard. But once they start throwing water bottles and other objects, you must alarm the officials and say, “Okay, tortillas are one thing and water bottles are another.” This is getting a little crazy. But I’m grateful, I feel Joey grabbed the mic.”

Shedeur didn’t appear to hold any grudge against the Texas Tech students for confronting the ballboy or throwing the water bottle. The 2021 Jerry Rice Award winner was seen taking photos with other members of the Texas Tech marching band after the game.

Ever since Grammy Award-winning songbird Anita Baker canceled her Mother’s Day concert in Atlanta, concerned fans have been wondering where she is and if she’s okay.

The cancellation of her State Farm Arena show was announced six minutes before the scheduled performance due to “unforeseen circumstances”, leaving fans upset and offended. Meanwhile, offended fans flooded the Internet, slamming the Detroit native for his “unprofessionalism.”

So many were offended that she ruined their special occasion, but now the tone of X’s fervor is a bit different. Now, when people tweet about her, they express their concern because she has apparently disappeared from the public highlight since then.

Since October, a lot of her followers on social media, as an alternative of expressing frustration, have expressed real concern for Baker’s well-being, hoping that she will likely be OK.

A fast search shows that although the “Caught Up in the Rapture” singer posted several retweets on her X account, she didn’t address the situation, share any updates or perform live, leaving her followers in the dark and flooding Black Twitter with one query“Where’s Anita?”

“Okay, now that the election is over, let’s move on to more important topics: WHERE THE HELL IS ANITA BAKER?!” one person he tweeted.

Alright, now that the election is over, let’s move on to more vital topics:

WHERE THE HELL IS ANITA BAKER?!

— CanBi (@CandelinaBianca) November 6, 2024

Another person he asked“Where is Anita Baker? We have not heard from her since she canceled the Atlanta show?

Someone else referred to the Christmas program, writing October 2: “We STILL haven’t heard a word from Anita Baker since her canceled Mother’s Day show.”

“Learning that James Amos had died 45 days ago, but we had no idea, made me wonder, where the hell is Anita Baker?” one user X sent October 3.

After learning that James Amos died 45 days ago, but we had no idea, I began wondering, where the hell is Anita Baker?

— Jay Lee YouTube Corner (@JayLeesCorner) October 3, 2024

The Soul Train Award winner has at all times done things her own way, and her life in the highlight has been on long hiatuses.

After dominating the R&B scene with her soulful ballads in the ’80s and ’90s, she took an extended 10-year hiatus to deal with her family and caring for her biological mother, who gave her up for adoption when she was a toddler. According to to the article in Essence 2020.

The decision to stay away was also influenced by her inability to write latest music and her desire to gain full ownership of her music, which she ultimately achieved in 2021 with the help of Chance the Rapper, giving her creative freedom and control over her catalog, which the singer/songwriter The author/producer has been trying to find lyrics for a very long time throughout her profession.

Tonight, lady @IAMANITABAKER introduced @chancetherapper and credited him with helping her regain control of her master recordings! Wow! #AnitaBaker pic.twitter.com/GrSBpvDfJq

— Lonnell Williams (@3LWTV) May 29, 2022

Baker returned to touring in 2022, exciting fans who hadn’t seen her perform live in a long time.

However, her tour schedule has had its bumps. In addition to the Atlanta performance, there have been previous setbacks, including problems with her former opening act, Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds, which made ugly headlines when fans of each artists took to social media to drag the No. 2 spot on the charts.

In May 2023, while on tour celebrating the fortieth anniversary of her debut solo project “The Songstress”, an event planner allegedly told Babyface she couldn’t perform so Baker could have a full set – after the performance was delayed for hours .

This didn’t stop her from performing in the remainder of the shows, and fans loved her deep-throated alto and sensual song renditions.

One fan, sitting in the front row of considered one of her concert events, loved her performance a lot that he took out his phone and recorded her. She asked a fan to stop recording, singing during her performance: “Turn the camera off, baby. I do not know who you’re. Go back, get them back.

The fan didn’t stop and in consequence, the “Sweet Love” diva deleted the person.

Still, the Mother’s Day mystery still has fans wanting to know if she’s okay.

Since the show’s cancellation, Baker has left his digital fingerprint six times, exclusively on the X platform and in all retweets.

In August, she retweeted a post that read: “@IAMANITABAKER Your team and true fans are ready to talk.”

🎙️ https://t.co/ExeEAKLvij

— Anita Baker (@IAMANITABAKER) August 1, 2024

Her quote was simply a microphone emoji.

Fans hope that he’ll make his presence felt soon. At a time when fans have access to the personal lifetime of their star every single day, her disappearance with no trace leaves them stunned and unsure of what to do.

Broadcast journalist Gayle King has long been known for her rigorous lifestyle — until recently, when she looked as if it would tilt her halo a bit during an interview with country singer Shaboozey on “CBS Mornings.”

Meeting with the “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” singer in a cozy green room, King, 69, sat at a barrel table with two bottles of Jack Daniels and glasses full of bourbon.

Although the setup made sense for the Shaboozey brand, as the country star sings: “Somebody pour me a double shot of whiskey. They know me and Jack Daniel, we have got a story” in his chart-topping hit, which was surprising considering King, who doesn’t drink, was about to share a few sips with the rising star.

King joked before the interview, and that evening she made herself a cocktail before the meeting behind the scenes at one in all his performances.

When King and Shaboozey finally connected, she went into full interview mode as she prepared to have drinks with the singer/songwriter.

“Do you really like Jack Daniels?” she asked Shaboozey, who recently collaborated with Beyoncé on her 11-time Grammy-nominated album “Cowboy Carter.”

The singer replied: “I love Jack Daniels.”

“So you guys actually have a story?” – she joked, referring to his lyrics.

When Shaboozey shed some light on his “history” with the alcohol, he added, “Man, you know we’ve been having some fun together, especially lately.”

King has no idea about such fun.

The host leaned over and lamented, “It doesn’t taste good,” but the singer brushed her off, explaining that he liked it and assuring him that he didn’t need to drink it simply because it was prepared for the segment.

This segment shocked everyone on set, who knows how adamant King is about not drinking. Even an off-camera voice joked, “It’s not Gayle who’s going to try alcohol.”

She looked up, clinked glasses with the Virginian, and took a timid sip.

After tasting it, she grimaced, stuck out her tongue in disgust, and exclaimed, “It’s terrible. This is my first time doing this. Look what you made me do!”

King then called for someone to bring her water.

When she sent While on Instagram, fans were shocked to see her drinking, let alone on TV.

“I don’t know why you’ve never drank alcohol, but it’s totally fine that you haven’t, but I hope it didn’t lead you down a dark path,” one fan commented.

“Better stay away from alcohol, Gayle,” added one other. “There’s nothing wrong with being a non-drinker.”

Another tried to stop her virtually, writing: “Don’t do it, Gayle. Lol,” and one other warned: “Jack is not your friend.”

Others offered suggestions, with one advising: “When drinking for the first time, you need to add ice and maybe mix it with Coca-Cola.”

Even Oprah Daily’s social media coordinator chimed in, saying, “Now you have to take pictures with @Oprah! He has been asking for 40 years!!!”

Oprah often teased King about her non-drinking habit. While on CNN with Charles Barkley, Oprah shared a story about King’s unusual request for a drink at Tina Turner’s wedding reception in 2013.

“We were at Tina Turner’s wedding and she asked for milk, OK?” Oprah recalled.

This wasn’t the first time Oprah jokingly addressed her best friend. In a social media post, she joked: “Gayle doesn’t drink; I do.”

Thank you, @Oprahfor my official slogan for 2020: “Gayle doesn’t drink, I do.” pic.twitter.com/OaCeZOxi6T

— Will Reid (@wreid) December 29, 2019

King had drank alcohol before, but that was years ago when she was in highschool.

In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, she confessed that the last time she drank was “as a teenager at a Christian youth leadership conference.”

“I vomited for three days,” she recalls. “I never wish to feel like this again. Oprah tells me I can taste superb wines, but I do not drink them.

Few could consider that it had been over fifty years since she had drank, even when she hadn’t drank the alcohol that topped the charts with “Drink Don’t Need to Mix.”

He asked her during the episode: “You don’t drink in any respect? It’s a great option to be. That’s why you look great.”

When she slipped in, she likes Martinelli’s, a popular apple juice, he repeated, “You look great.”

Although fans speculated that Shaboozey’s charm may need influenced her, he even asked her about wine, but they were unsuitable. Judging by her response, nobody has to fret about her getting into the habit of drinking Jack Daniels.