US EditionDeion Sanders declines to address health issues at Big 12 media days
COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS, JUL 9 – Deion Sanders appeared at Big 12 Media Days for the first time since April, refusing to discuss his health while under contract through 2029 with a $54 million deal.
- During his first appearance since April, Colorado coach Deion Sanders declined to discuss his health issues at Big 12 Media Days.
- Following the April 19 spring game, Sanders had not attended camps due to an unspecified health issue at his Texas ranch.
- Colorado coach Deion Sanders signed a new $54 million, five-year contract in spring, making him the Big 12's highest-paid coach through 2029.
- Following his media-day remarks, Sanders set to rejoin Colorado for training camp after missing spring and early summer, amid ongoing health privacy.
- Beyond media days, the 2025 season is expected to be pivotal, with Colorado opening against Georgia Tech on August 29 amid Sanders’ recovery and focus on team success.
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Deion Sanders is more concerned about the health of college football than his own condition. The CU Buffs coach arrived at Big 12 media days in Frisco, Texas, after going virtually unseen since April 19 as he dealt with unspecified medical issues. It prevented him from attending youth and high school camps last month, even though they are part of his employment conditions. Asked about his health Wednesday, Sanders offered no insight. “I am not h…
Deion Sanders Refuses To Answer Health Questions, But Says He Is 'Already Back' With Buffaloes
As has been the case for the last couple of seasons, one of the most talked-about teams in the Big 12 will be the Colorado Buffaloes, but perhaps this year for a different reason.It'll be Deion Sanders' third season in Boulder and his first without his son Shedeur Sanders under center and superstar two-way player Travis Hunter.And, fortunately, Coach Prime himself is ready and raring to go after some offseason health issues.While Sanders didn't …
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