Tight end Seydou Traore discusses his development in football, transition to Colorado

One of five blue-chip transfers to join Colorado for spring practices, former Arkansas State tight end Seydou Traore is now five practices into his run with the Buffaloes. The 6-foot-4, 210-pound Traore earned first-team all-Sun Belt honors after catching a team-leading 50 passes for the Red Wolves last season. Originally from London, Traore was a goalie in soccer before beginning his pursuit of a career on the gridiron. He spoke with Colorado's beat media following Tuesday's spring practice.

[reggie]

I guess this means Ziko had a good practice today

[wheelerL]

You have to understand, he's learning the game on the run. He's plenty confident ✌️

[anncarver]

Hi!
Seydou, I followed you on YouTube and at CU. I am here in MS and a retiree of MSU/ Mississippi State University. I believe regardless to the need to
Leave CU you seem to train hard. Therefore, most likely you will be where you should be and with your talent, training and dreams everything will workout for your good. I don’t know if you will see this or read this comment, but Blessings to you for the football season.🙏🏽💕👀 YOU in 🏈😇

[Ijeomabbq]

Not sure how y’all saying his confidence is down he spoke just fine

[YellaBae]

His confidence is not down he may be lil nervous frm media askin all these questions.

[anthonyalbury]

Great vid as always. One suggestion, put a mic on the podium or on the player. Ziko sounded low.

[XtremeSportX]

Someone needs to control the environment in the media room...very rude to the players

[atate]

Maybe it's just me but my volume is very high and I can barely hear and understand him talking.

[kingarcy]

TE coach pretty much said he too small if he can’t block he can’t play

[christianjosefaquino]

ziko didn't play, wonder why. he's probably hurt or suttin'

[kingarcy]

He sound like he loosing his confidence