WATCH: Deion Sanders' Colorado sets the stage for upcoming spring game with electrifying hype video

Colorado coach Deion Sanders is up and ready as Buffaloes fans eagerly await the upcoming spring game, set to take place in just 10 days at Folsom Field. "Coach Prime" sees the Black & Gold Day scrimmage as an opportunity for current players to show their skills.

The April 27 event will also be a crucial day for recruiting, with several prospects like offensive tackle Ziyare Addison, offensive tackle Michael Fasusi, linebacker Mantrez Walker, offensive tackle Nick Brooks and quarterback Jayce Johnson planning visits to Boulder.

In preparation for the game, the Colorado Buffaloes have released a video offering fans a glimpse into the team's training sessions and facilities. From intense practice sessions to motivational speeches from Deion Sanders himself, the video provides a comprehensive look at the team's preparations. The post was captioned:

"Spring ball files"

Spring football serves as a vital part of the offseason, allowing players to impress coaches and potentially earn coveted spots on the depth chart. Meanwhile, excitement is brewing in the transfer portal as well.

With the spring transfer portal opening on April 16 and closing on April 30, teams across the NCAA are gearing up to make strategic moves to strengthen their squads for the upcoming season.

Deion Sanders likes what he sees at the Colorado Buffaloes

Coach Prime is pleased with what he's witnessing at the Colorado Buffaloes, particularly when it comes to the team's intensity. Despite a recent scuffle during practice, Sanders views it as a sign of the players' competitive spirit, determination and grit.

“I don’t advocate that, but when it happens, I see you got that thing in you — you got that ‘dawg,’” Sanders said.

The Pro Football Hall of Famer is looking to add players through the college football transfer portal, ensuring balance on his team.

“You know the depth that you have and you know several other pieces are going to be added on as soon as this spring is over,” Sanders said.

Even though he acknowledged the need for more depth at the linebacker position, Deion Sanders is optimistic about the team's overall talent pool. The offensive line, bolstered by additions like Indiana transfer Kahlil Benson and highly-touted freshman Jordan Seaton, has drawn special praise from Sanders.