Dion Sanders attempted to squash any animosity between him and a CBS Colorado Reporter earlier this month the Colorado football head coach refused to answer a question from Eric Christensen a reporter from a local CBS affiliate Sanders said it was nothing personal but higher-ups in the National Organization know what they did I'm not doing nothing with CBS next question Sanders said it ain't got nothing to do with you it's above that when speaking to reporters on Friday coach Prime asked about Christensen who wasn't present Sanders addressed CBS reporter Romy Bean when trying to ensure he had no beef with the Colorado journalist I want everybody to know that we was good then but they made it seem like we wasn't good we're good Sanders said I love him and I appreciate him and tell him I'll do a one-on-one sit down with him we're good we're good now we've been good but we're really good now Sanders may have settled the situation with Christensen but it's unclear where he stands with CBS after his snubbing some observers speculated that Sanders was upset with CBS head coach rankings however he shared a video from on Three's Philip Duke citing an abuse of trust between the two in a failed partnership Stephen A Smith claimed CBS reassigned a project involving Sanders from a black reporter to a white one even if any hard feelings remain towards CBS Sanders at least appears to have eliminated any tension with local Colorado reporters