Deion Sanders Demands NCAA and Rose Bowl Reimburse Colorado Players for Locker Room Robbery During UCLA Game

Alleged theft involved unspecified items from players' lockers during game with UCLA, Deion Sanders demands NCAA and Rose Bowl to reimburse his players; Pasadena Police Department, Rose Bowl Stadium officials, and University of Colorado are investigating.

A police report was filed regarding an alleged theft in the locker room during the Colorado Buffaloes' game against the UCLA Bruins at the Rose Bowl, leading Deion Sanders, Colorado's head coach, to call upon the NCAA and the Rose Bowl to take action.
Sanders, in a post-game press conference, revealed that he plans to have his players compile a list of lost items to seek reimbursement, insisting that it was unreasonable for the players to worry about being robbed while concentrating on their games.
Reports suggest that the stolen items included jewelry, cash, and other unspecified valuables. The theft is being investigated by the Pasadena Police Department, the stadium officials, and the University of Colorado.
Sanders expressed disappointment in the NCAA for not immediately commenting or taking action regarding the situation, urging them to intervene as they do in other matters.
In response to the incident, Sanders revealed plans to have the team use their own security in the locker room for future games to prevent such incidents.