“I didn't have any hair”: $60M worth Deion Sanders gives fans an insight into impressive transformation journey

Deion Sanders has been a public figure for decades. The current Colorado Buffaloes coach has excelled as a football star, baseball player and he's now the head coach of a Top 25 program.

For a while, Coach Prime appeared bald, often sporting unique hats at events. However, he has since found a remedy for his hair loss.

In a video posted to the Restore Hair Instagram page, Deion Sanders said,

"Thanks to Restore, Prime Time is back. They relocate follicles. I didn't have any hair here and they took from where I had plentiful and restored it there."

The Colorado Buffaloes head coach continued,

"I'm going to look the way I want to look. I don't care what you think about it."

The $60 million valued Deion Sanders, according to Celebrity Net Worth, remains a leading figure in college football. HE recently guided the Buffaloes to a 9-4 season, which concluded with a loss to BYU in the Alamo Bowl.

Colorado will look significantly different this season without Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter, LaJohntay Wester, Jimmy Horn Jr., Shilo Sanders and others. These players were instrumental in the Buffaloes' near 10-win campaign in 2024 and are now on the verge of playing in the NFL.

Deion Sanders is having a busy offseason

Deion Sanders has quite the offseason, as he prepares for his third full season as the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes. According to Sports Illustrated, Coach Sanders has remained rather active in the offseason.

The Buffaloes' coach will be welcoming skilled players, including but not limited to wide receiver Sincere Brown, offensive lineman Xavier Hill, cornerback Teon Parks and running back DeKalon Taylor.

These players will help improve the Colorado Buffaloes' depth chart and potentially help replace some of the star players that they lost in the 2025 NFL draft.

Furthermore, Coach Prime is monitoring a quarterback battle between Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis. Salter is fresh off an impressive stint at Liberty, while Lewis is entering his first season of collegiate football. It's been reported that Salter is currently leading the QB1 race as the offseason slowly but surely comes to an end.