But in 1988, as Deion Sanders' fame was reaching a frenzy and Prime Time was becoming Prime Time, there was a limo waiting in front of the dorm. At first, there was confusion. Then Sanders flashed a smile. He had arranged a private ride to ensure he arrived in style for the late-November game against Florida.
He was a teenager who threw down 360 dunks on frat bros during intramurals, then left the pickup games to star as an outfielder on the baseball team. He was despite the on-field persona, the high-stepping and the showboating quiet in practice and focused on his craft.
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