Deion Sanders, the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, is facing renewed health challenges while his team struggles on the field. After a recent defeat to TCU, he expressed that he is experiencing significant pain, hinting at potential new blood clot issues. “I think I’ve got more blood clots,” Sanders remarked. He appeared distressed on the sidelines, often removing his left shoe, likely to alleviate discomfort.
Health Concerns for Deion Sanders
Sanders has a history of health issues, including the amputation of two toes on his left foot due to complications from blood clots. When questioned by reporters about his health, he stated, “I didn’t want to make the focus on my health,” before acknowledging the observation. His ongoing battle with health complications also includes recovery from bladder cancer, which necessitated surgery during the offseason.
Status of the Colorado Buffaloes
Amidst these health struggles, Sanders is also managing a team that is facing tough challenges this season. Currently, the Buffaloes hold a record of 2-4 overall and are 0-3 in the Big 12 conference.
- Team Record: 2-4 overall
- Big 12 Record: 0-3
- Health Issues: Blood clots and bladder cancer recovery
- Previous Surgeries: Amputation of two toes on left foot
As Sanders navigates these health issues, both he and the Colorado Buffaloes look to improve their performance on the field while managing serious medical concerns.
