DEION Sanders’ son went viral on social media – and for the wrong reasons.

Colorado Buffaloes safety Shilo Sanders, the son of the team’s head coach, Deion, was part of a jaw-dropping play during the team’s college football game against the Kansas State Wildcats last weekend.

Shilo had missed the previous three games with a forearm injury and returned to play versus Kansas State.

However, his rust was shown throughout the game as he missed several tackles on Saturday night evening.

One of the missed tackles took social media by storm as Kansas State running back DJ Giddens juked Sanders in the open field.

Sanders even fell to his knees after the missed tackle.

Colorado went on to lose 31-28 to the Wildcats.

But fans were more interested with Sanderes’ brutal play.

“That juke was absolutely filthy,” one commented.

“DJ Giddens really put on a show, making Shilo Sanders hit the ground hard,” a second wrote.

“The ankles are broken,” a third added.

“Pops is going to be mad!” a fourth said.

Deion was not happy with Shilo’s play during the Colorado loss.

“I thought he played horrible,” he told reporters following the game.

“I thought he was rusty, he didn’t have his footing.

“I thought he wasn’t breaking down, he was coming up trying to make the play but open field, one-on-one tackling with that kind of back, that ain’t an easy task.

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Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders looks on before the team’s win against the UCF Knight last month[/caption]

“But he’s going to do better, I know what he has in him.”

Shilo finished with seven tackles.

He wasn’t the only player to disappoint on the Buffaloes’ defense as the unit struggled in general, allowing the Jayhawks to record 426 yards of total offense.

The subpar showing from Colorado’s defense spoiled a strong performance from star quarterback Shadeur Sanders, who threw for 388 yards, three touchdowns, and an interception.

The 4-2 Buffaloes will look to bounce back next weekend when they go on the road to face the Arizona Wildcats.

AS the tiny home trend continues to be a serious option for homebuyers, many retailers are getting into the game.

Amazon, Walmart, Home Depot, and more have started offering tiny home kits online for those looking for a more affordable living space.

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For example, Amazon is selling a customizable, three-bedroom tiny home for $11,698.

The 20-foot by 40-foot home comes fully furnished with a kitchen, bathroom, and bedrooms.

Assembly should be straight-forward as its fold-up design allows for a simple setup.

Delivery is free and should arrive within four days of ordering, according to the Amazon website.

The product falls under the Voluntary 30-Day Return Guarantee which means customers may return anything purchased within 30 days following delivery of the item.

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Amazon is also offering a pre-assembled tiny home for $20,000 which can be assembled in seven hours.

Measuring 20 feet, the home is fully insulated and comes with pre-assembled plumbing, which provides hot and cold water in the kitchen and bathroom.

However, the manufacturers suggest employing a team, including a plumber, to assemble the tiny home.

Altogether, the 375-square-foot open layout includes two bedrooms, one bathroom, one kitchen, and one living room.

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While tiny homes continue to trend, DIYers have been converting many spaces into the home of their dreams.

Those looking for a cheaper living alternative have turned old ambulances, school buses, shipping containers, and even sheds into homes.

These are also gaining popularity among eco-conscious homeowners looking to reduce their carbon footprint.

Tiny homes may also be customizable to fit specific needs.

However, tiny homes may be a gray area in some states and cities as they have differing regulations.

Plus, like all homes, they must be built to code.

Some restrictions may include a minimum ceiling height of 6 feet, 8 inches, at least one bathroom, and at least two means of escape in case of a fire or other emergency. 

ANTHONY YARDE is back in action this weekend as he returns to the boxing ring for the first time since February.

The 33-year-old light-heavyweight star is looking to challenge for world titles again but needs to build some much-needed momentum.

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Anthony Yarde was beaten by Artur Beterbiev in his last big fight[/caption]

Yarde’s last big fight was in January 2023, when he was stopped by now undisputed 175lbs champion Artur Beterbiev in a pulsating and competitive fight.

And he also came up shot against Sergey Kovalev in 2019, losing by 11th-round KO.

But now he’ll be looking to get back into the world title picture, with a potential rematch against Beterbiev likely to be on his mind.

Yarde’s opponent is yet to be confirmed, however his return will take place on the Adam Azim vs Ohara Davies undercard this weekend.

When is Anthony Yarde’s fight?

• Anthony Yarde’s return to action will take place this weekend on Saturday, October 19.
• The card is scheduled to start at 7pm BST/2pm ET.
• Yarde is expect to fight at around 9pm.
• Ring-walks for the main event between Azim and Davies will get underway at around 10pm BST/5pm ET.
• The Copper Box Arena in East London will play host.

What TV channel is Anthony Yarde’s fight on and can it be live streamed?

• Anthony Yarde’s fight will be broadcast LIVE on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Arena.
• You can live stream all the action from the NOW TV and Sky Go apps, both of which are available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.
• Alternatively, SunSport will have round-by-round coverage on our live blog.

Full card

• Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies – Super-lightweight
• Anthony Yarde vs. TBA – Light-heavyweight
• Dan Azeez vs. Lewis Edmonson for British light-heavyweight title
• Michael McKinson vs. Tulani Mbenge for IBO welterweigh title
• Shannon Courtenay vs. Catherine Tacone Ramos – Featherweight

CONOR MCGREGOR has renewed his war of words with UFC welterweight champion Belal Muhammad with a vicious social media threat.

The pair have traded verbal jabs on social media over the years, with McGregor igniting their feud back in November 2021.

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Conor McGregor has traded verbal jabs with UFC welterweight champ Belal Muhammad for nearly three years[/caption]

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Muhammad recently mocked the Irishman for his octagon hiatus after his latest verbal onslaught[/caption]

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McGregor has revealed his eagerness to cave Muhammad’s skull in[/caption]

Muhammad found himself on the receiving end of an X-rated rant from the former two-division champ late last month and responded by mocking the Irishman over his octagon hiatus.

And he felt McGregor’s wrath again last Sunday in a since-deleted tweet as he went back and forth with UFC men’s featherweight champ Ilia Topuria.

He wrote on X: “I’d love to crush my left hook into Belal’s temple and take down the triple crown.

“I’d do it easily. And fast! I’d cave his skull heavy.”

Palestinian-born American Muhammad became the king of the welterweights in July with a dominant five-round display over Brit Leon Edwards in Manchester.

His dethroning of Edwards capped off an incredible run, in which he knocked off former title challengers Stephen Thompson and Gilbert Burns as well as highly-touted prospect Sean Brady.

But McGregor has been less than impressed by the 36-year-old’s body of work in his run to welterweight gold.

He continued: “To think this bum is now a UFC champion with zero knockdowns on his resume whatsoever is so bad.

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“The UFC’s most abysmal zero revenue generating fighter in modern history.”

McGregor, 36, hasn’t set foot inside the octagon since breaking his left leg in his trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier in July 2021.

The Dubliner was supposed to make his cage comeback against Michael Chandler in June but was forced out of their long-overdue clash with a broken left pinky toe.

McGregor revealed to SunSport that he was eyeing a December return, although the UFC brass have pushed the rescheduled return of the Mac into 2025.

And he claimed last weekend that he’s on course to return to the cage on February 1.

When quizzed about his cage comeback, he told MMA reporter Donagh Corby: “February 1, Saudi Arabia. Dan Hooker.”

Geoffrey Hinton, a British-Canadian professor at the University of Toronto, won the Nobel Prize in physics at the beginning of the month for work on artificial neural networks.

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