LeBron James, known for his love of football, never misses a chance to praise great moments in the sport. After the Colorado Buffaloes’ impressive 49-24 win over the Utah Utes, LeBron took to social media to commend head coach Deion Sanders and his team.
Coach Deion Sanders has turned the Colorado Buffaloes into a winning team. They went from underdogs to playoff contenders with an 8-2 record. Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders have been stars on the team, helping them succeed with strong offense and defense.
LeBron James, who supports Coach Sanders, praised the team for their amazing change. Today on his Twitter handle, he penned, “I don’t hear non of those @CUBuffsFootball @DeionSanders HATERS being up front and loud! They’re in hiding 🫣 now! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Coach Prime said “We Coming”. Well it’s “We Here” now. Love what’s going on there in Boulder. 🦬🫡”
I don’t hear non of those @CUBuffsFootball @DeionSanders HATERS being up front and loud! They’re in hiding 🫣 now! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Coach Prime said “We Coming”. Well it’s “We Here” now. Love what’s going on there in Boulder. 🦬🫡
— LeBron James (@KingJames) November 16, 2024
With two games left in the season, Colorado has a chance to play for the Big 12 Championship against the No. 6 BYU Cougars. Meanwhile, LeBron James kept showing his skills on the court.
LeBron James breaks John Stockton’s record
The Los Angeles Lakers were aiming for their fifth straight win on Saturday against the New Orleans Pelicans, and they delivered in style. With this victory, the Lakers improved to a solid 9-4 record for the season. Meanwhile, the Pelicans’ struggles continued, dropping their record to 4-10.
Congrats to @KingJames of the @Lakers for moving into 5th all-time in GAMES PLAYED! pic.twitter.com/VkfdB49LgB
— NBA (@NBA) November 17, 2024
Before even starting the game, Lakers star LeBron James made history. He moved into fifth place for the most games played in NBA history, passing John Stockton. LeBron is now only 17 games behind Dirk Nowitzki for fourth place. In this game, LeBron played his 1,505th game, surpassing John’s record of 1,504.