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Deion Sanders Says Subpoena in Son Shilo’s Bankruptcy Case Not a Distraction Ahead of Season Opener

  • On Friday, Deion Sanders filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Nebraska involving logo usage. Designer Alan Tipp alleges unauthorized use of logos created for an Under Armour sunglasses deal.
  • Sanders' attorney stated that Tipp 'messaged Sanders over the course of several years to express gratitude' for continued logo use after the apparel deal expired. Tipp filed the action on January 30, 2025, claiming millions in damages.
  • The Boulder County Sheriff recently attempted to serve Sanders civil papers on campus regarding a bankruptcy trial involving his son, Shilo Sanders. Sanders characterized the legal issues Monday as 'off-the-field foolishness.'
  • Sanders defended his situation Monday, stating, 'When you have it, when you're him, you get sued.' He emphasized focus on his fourth season at Colorado despite the distractions.
  • Legal developments arrive as Colorado prepares for the season opener against Georgia Tech on September 3. Sanders remains focused on the campaign following a 3-9 record last season.
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Deion Sanders says subpoena in son Shilo’s bankruptcy case not a distraction ahead of season opener

BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Deion Sanders has a knack for staying in the headlines whether it's on the field or in court proceedings.

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Deion Sanders says subpoena in son Shilo's bankruptcy case not a distraction ahead of season opener

Deion Sanders has a knack for staying in the headlines whether it’s on the field or in court proceedings.

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