Deion Sanders, Eddie Robinson Jr get into tiff at postgame handshake: 'He ain't SWAC'

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Jackson State’s Deion Sanders and Alabama State’s Eddie Robinson Jr. had a heated interaction at midfield on Saturday after the Tigers’ 26-12 win over the Hornets.

Sanders and Jackson State picked up their 12th consecutive win in the SWAC and as the former NFL star went to meet Robinson for the postgame handshake there appeared to be an issue.

The two slapped hands and Sanders appeared to go in for a closer hug before Robinson put his hand on Sanders’ chest. Robinson then ripped his hand away and walked back toward his locker room. Sanders was stunned by the interaction, asking what was going on.

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Coach Deion Prime Sanders warms up his team before the start of the first home game of the season against conference rival Grambling State University. (Aron Smith/Jackson State University via Getty Images)

The beef Robinson had with Sanders appeared to stem from the trash talk the former Dallas Cowboys cornerback and MLB player had in the days leading up to the game. He particularly honed in on Alabama State picking Jackson State for their homecoming game.

"It was brilliant to invite us there because you’re going to make some money. But what comes with money?" Sanders said. "… All money ain’t good money."

Robinson didn’t appear to take too kindly to Sanders’ comments and was apparently miffed Sanders didn’t greet him before the game. He played at Alabama State and had an 11-year NFL career before taking the reins as head coach at the school in 2021.

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Alabama State Hornets head coach Eddie Robinson Jr. during the SWAC