From 2018-22, Colorado assistant Sean Lewis oversaw one of college football's most creative offenses at Kent State. The cash-strapped Golden Flashes didn’t win all that much—Lewis left with a career record of 24–31—but he was esteemed enough to be regarded as a winning hire for Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders.
Now, Sanders has reportedly demoted Lewis from his offensive coordinator role, intending to replace him with former Browns and Giants coach Pat Shurmur.
With Colorado's offense largely having been a point of strength this year—the Buffaloes are averaging 32.1 points per game—the move confused many fans and observers.
