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Colorado's Deion Sanders Eager to Be More Hands-on Heading Into Next Season After Health Concerns
Sanders said the procedure was minor and that he is back on the field as Colorado opens offseason work with new coordinators.
- On Saturday, April 11, 2026, Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders disclosed he recently underwent a medical procedure to treat recurring blood clots, confirming he is recovering well and feeling "good."
- Sanders has battled circulatory issues for years, undergoing 16 procedures to address blood clots since 2021, while also recovering from a bladder cancer diagnosis that kept him away from the team last summer.
- The spring game at Folsom Field attracted 27,772 fans, featuring a 13-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Julian Lewis to transfer receiver Danny Scudero.
- To improve on last season's 3-9 record, Sanders appointed new coordinators Chris Marve and Brennan Marion, leveraging their leadership as he commits to a more hands-on role this offseason.
- Planning to remain in Boulder this summer, Sanders stated, "I'm going to take my breaks, like every other coach, but I love to be here," as he prepares for the 2026 season.
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USA TodayDeion Sanders reveals another procedure for blood clots at Colorado spring game
Colorado coach Deion Sanders just concluded his fourth spring practice season in Boulder with plans to stick around this time after health issues.
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Colorado's Deion Sanders eager to be more hands-on heading into next season after health concerns
Colorado coach Deion Sanders was hands-on as he watched his team scrimmage Saturday at the spring game. He’s going to be that way going forward, too.
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