Deion Sanders will owe Jackson State about $300,000 for a contract buyout, according to a copy of the agreement he signed in 2020 that was obtained by the USA TODAY Network. Sanders' current contract expires on Dec. 15, 2024.
on Saturday night following the Tigers' SWAC Championship victory.
Sanders, 55, is in his third season as JSU's coach. He has compiled a 27-5 record with consecutive SWAC championships and berths into the Celebration Bowl. The Tigers head into the 2022 Celebration Bowl in two weeks with a 12-0 record afterSanders will owe Jackson State about $300,000 for a contract buyout, according to a copy of the agreement he signed in 2020 that was obtained by the USA TODAY Network. Sanders' current contract expires on Dec. 15, 2024.
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