Deion Sanders said he was "hurting like crazy” after Colorado's loss Saturday night at TCU and believes he has more blood clots in his leg.

Deion “Coach Prime Time” Sanders said he was “hurting like crazy” after Colorado’s loss Saturday night at TCU and believes he ...

Colorado coach Deion Sanders was in pain during his team's loss at TCU on Saturday, and he said he fears blood clots in his left leg have returned.

Sanders, who battled cancer earlier this year, will be undergoing a procedure this week to remove blood clots from his leg. Coach Prime announced the news during a press conference on Tuesday.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders is dealing with another painful health issue, raising questions after a loss at TCU on Saturday night ...

Colorado coach Deion Sanders said Tuesday he is undergoing a four-hour surgery that day to address blood clots in his lower ...

The Colorado head coach said Tuesday that the operation will be about four hours, but he’s expecting to return to the Buffaloes practice field on Wednesday.

Key Takeaways Deion Sanders returned to football practice Wednesday after surgery to remove blood clots from his left legThe 58-year-old has had at least 16 surgeries in recent years for circulation ...

Deion Sanders, the University of Colorado football head coach and father of Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders, said Saturday that he is "hurting like crazy" and believes he may have more ...

Sanders dealt with blood clot issues while at Jackson State in 2021, with doctors amputating two of his toes on his left foot. He also skipped a Pac-12 media day session in 2023 following a procedure ...