Overview
- Michael Rhodes delivered the warning during Colorado football’s first team meeting of 2026, as shown in the video.
- Rhodes told players to control elevator access, refuse to scan others onto restricted floors, and avoid propping doors open.
- Deion Sanders told the team they receive frequent threats before asking Rhodes for the estimate of roughly five per day.
- Rhodes is listed on Colorado’s staff as private security to the head coach, earning $48,880 last year, and previously worked as a Jackson State police officer.
- Rhodes also screens Sanders’ mail for risks, and reports did not cite any specific incident beyond the ongoing threats.