Coach Prime's daughter Shelomi Sanders shares the song that will "forever slap" with fans

Alabama A&M Bulldogs guard Shelomi Sanders is enjoying the college hoops offseason. After wrapping up her junior year with the Bulldogs, Coach Prime's daughter is maximizing the time she has now for both on-court and off-court opportunities.

On Friday, the younger Sanders shared a song on Instagram that she claims will "forever slap." The 21-year-old took a photo of her car's dashboard, with the song in topic playing on the screen.

"I don't care, this song will forever slap," Sanders wrote with two laughing emojis.

Check out Shelomi Sanders' latest Instagram story below.

(image credits: @shelomisanders on Instagram)

The song that Sanders is raving about is "Not So Different At All," performed by the cast of Rags, but is mainly sung by one of the movie's leading actors, Max Schneider. The record was published back in 2012, and is one of the most popular songs off the Nickelodeon-produced musical and drama.

Throughout her collegiate tenure, she has averaged 1.1 markers and 0.4 rebounds in around 3.6 minutes a game in the 33 games she's played.

Shelomi Sanders will be entering her senior year of college hoops in the 2025-2026 season

At 21 years of age, Shelomi Sanders will be entering her fourth season of collegiate basketball in the 2025-2026 campaign presumably still with the Alabama A&M Bulldogs. In the 2024-2025 season, Sanders averaged just 1.2 points and 0.4 boards in around 3.9 minutes per contest in 26 games.

Under the tutelage of coach Dawn Thornton, the Bulldogs finished the recently-concluded campaign with an overall record of 21-11, 14-4 in SWAC play this year.

They were invited to the 2025 Women's NIT, where they were eliminated by the Chattanooga Moocs in the first round through a four-point defeat, 53-49, on March 22. Sanders played for less than a minute in that game with one shot attempt.

About the author

Koby del Rosario is a college sports journalist at Sportskeeda who took up BS in Advertising Management at De La Salle University, one of the big "four" universities in the Philippines. Koby has over four years of experience with Complex PH, M2.0 Communications, The LaSallian, Daily Tribune, and Time Attack Manila.

Koby's favorite college team would have to be the North Carolina Tar Heels. Apart from being MJ's alma mater, Koby has always been fond of the Jordan silhouettes that release in the school's colors (being a sneakerhead himself).

His past favorite college players would have to be Russell Westbrook (UCLA) and Markelle Fultz (Washington). With Russ, his 1-2 punch with Kevin Love during their UCLA days was something Koby marveled at as Russ became his favorite player to watch post-Kobe.

Besides playing basketball, Koby enjoys nightlife, collecting sneakers, and playing video games. Apart from hosting parties and taking pictures for parties/bars/clubs, Koby is learning to DJ as a hobby with all sorts of house and hip-hop as the main genres.

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