US EditionDeion Sanders reveals he fought bladder cancer
BOULDER, COLORADO, JUL 29 – Deion Sanders underwent bladder removal surgery to treat an aggressive tumor and is now cancer-free, with his oncologist confirming a cure, as he prepares to coach the Colorado Buffaloes.
- Deion Sanders, head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, revealed on Monday that he has successfully overcome bladder cancer following treatment earlier this year.
- Sanders was diagnosed during a health checkup and underwent bladder removal surgery, following prior blood clot issues since 2021.
- Health concerns caused Sanders to miss spring and summer football camps in Colorado but he oversaw the April 19 spring game.
- He shared he dropped about 25 pounds, said he was "back and feeling great," and urged men to get checked for health issues.
- Sanders plans a Monday news conference with CU Anschutz and UC Health to provide updates as the Buffaloes prepare for the 2025 season kickoff.
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Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders publicly revealed he quietly battled and overcame aggressive bladder cancer, crediting early detection, skilled doctors, and his faith in God for saving his life. At a July 28 press conference, Sanders confirmed surgeons removed his bladder and rebuilt his urinary system, declaring himself “cancer-free” and thanking God for sustaining him through the ordeal. Sanders explained the diagnosi…
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