Ep 1228 | Coach Prime Is Selling Aura to a Colorado Congregation That Wants an Idol

Coach Prime is not a football operation. He is a feeling franchise. Jason Whitlock on Deion Sanders selling aura as the win, self-confidence as faith, and criticism as sin. From Must Be the Money to Tim Ross and the legal dope dealer, the product is a congregation grabbing the gold chain. A 3-9 cannot kill an aura. Tickets fell after a 9-4. Real confidence trusts the Lord. Fake confidence has to flash. He does not need Colorado to win. He needs you near the king.



➢ Show Outline

00:00 - Coach Prime The Feeling Franchise

02:19 - Must Be The Money

03:18 - Fake Confidence vs Real Confidence

06:09 - Deion Says He Never Criticizes Others

09:45 - Vengeance With Scripture Overlay

11:16 - Idolatry and Criticism As Sin

13:03 - The Crack In The Franchise

16:13 - Confidence In Self vs Confidence In God

21:05 - Suffering vs Success

28:26 - Brand vs Leader: Misusing Christianity

31:24 - Breiden Fehoko On Meeting Deion

39:14 - Prediction For Colorado Season


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