Deion Sanders, otherwise known as Coach Prime, is headed into a new era at Colorado, without his quarterback son, Shedeur, or Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter. His pockets got a little heavier with the news that broke on Friday afternoon, a well-deserved raise for his efforts in Boulder.Sanders and the Buffaloes ironed out a new five-year contract on Friday that will reportedly almost double his annual earnings to $10 million and more through 2029. Coach Prime is reportedly set to earn $54 million from his new contract.The deal makes Coach Prime one of the country's most expensive coaches. Julian Lewis, a highly touted quarterback looking to potentially fill the shoes of Shedeur Sanders at Colorado, reacted on X:"Let's Goooo!" Lewis wrote Friday on X with emojis of a buffalo, black heart and yellow heart following.Deion Sanders made $5.7 million in guaranteed money last year and was in the third year of a five-year pact, which was set to last through 2027.He's now one of nine public school football coaches to make at least $10 million per year. He's also now the highest-paid sideline boss in the Big 12."I'm excited for the opportunity to continue building something special here at Colorado," Sanders said in a statement. "We've just scratched the surface of what this program can be. It's not just about football; it's about developing young men who are ready to take on the world."I'm committed to bringing greatness to this university, on and off the field. We've got work to do, and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else but here, making history with these incredible players and this passionate fan base. Lastly, anybody got at least a five-bedroom home with acreage for sale?"What has Deion Sanders accomplished at Colorado?Colorado was 1-11 the season before Deion Sanders took over. After two seasons, the Buffaloes improved to 9-4 and reached the Alamo Bowl.Sanders isn't just about the Xs and Os, though. His profile is well-known to just about anyone who owns a television."Since taking over the once-humdrum program, Sanders' commercial profile reached a stratosphere unlike any other head coach in American sports," The Athletic College Football staff reported on Friday. "Throughout the 2024 season, it seemed any time there was a commercial break during a game on any network, Sanders was there."He was in a boat fishing with the most-decorated college coach in history, Nick Saban, in yet another new Aflac commercial. He was prodding his children in the Sanders family-style Kentucky Fried Chicken ads. And he was even a cowboy-hat wearing, gold-chain-sporting pigeon in a commercial for DirecTV."Rumors surfaced earlier this off-season that Sanders was interested in the Dallas Cowboys' coaching opening.He spoke to the franchise's owner, Jerry Jones, over the phone, but America's Team went a different direction, hiring Brian Schottenheimer as their next leader.Now, Deion Sanders's future is set in stone, and he will be staying put.