US EditionDeion Sanders ‘Hurting Like Crazy’ and Believes He Has More Blood Clots
Deion Sanders has undergone 14 surgeries since 2021 including bladder removal and toe amputations due to cancer and blood clots affecting his mobility, his doctors said.
- During Saturday's 35-21 loss at TCU, Deion Sanders, Colorado football coach, removed his left shoe because his foot was throbbing, and he said he believes he has more blood clots with a doctor's appointment Monday.
- On April 14, Sanders was diagnosed with bladder cancer after a spring scan revealed a tumor, and on May 9 he had surgery to remove his bladder and reconstruct it from his small intestine.
- Blood-Circulation complications have required repeated surgeries for Sanders, including 14 surgeries since 2021, a 23-day hospital stay, and pre-2023 clot-removal procedures.
- Those disclosures complicate his role as head coach after a difficult start, as Sanders said he cannot make it through a game without urinating and uses Depend adult diapers.
- The second straight loss underscores season stakes amid his ongoing treatments, as Sanders focused on execution and pain after summer 2023 surgeries briefly improved mobility.
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Colorado head coach Deion Sanders is dealing with more serious health issues. Before the start of the college football season, Sanders revealed that he was treated for bladder cancer. While many thought his health issues were behind him, Sanders was seen wearing only one shoe during Colorado’s game vs TCU on Saturday. I thought I was imagining things but Deion is out here coaching with one shoe pic.twitter.com/AcnsXofQLA — ky (reloading) (@Real…
Deion Sanders Medical Condition Forces Him To Take Action On The Sideline
Deion Sanders was in obvious pain and discomfort on the sideline Saturday night as the University of Colorado coach watched his team lose to TCU.At several points during the game which the Buffaloes lost, Sanders had to sit on the bench rather than patrol the sidelines.At another point he removed his shoes."I think I got more blood clots," Sanders said when asked about his behavior after the game. "Cat’s out of the bag, alright. I think I got mo…
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