Deion Sanders to undergo surgery for blood clots; Colorado’s Buffaloes coach says he is “going well”

Colorado Buffaloese football coach, Deion Sanders, revealed on Tuesday that he was planned for surgery, but had a positive perspective because he revealed that he was facing more health problems.

During the Cu Buffs match with the University of Texas Christian last weekend, the pre-engine Prime was seen seated and wearing only one shoe.

Sanders talked about his health problems when he’s weekly update with the media on Tuesday morning. He did not mention exactly what is the problem, but said he had a wonderful team of doctors at Uchealth and had not planned to be on the sidelines for a long time.

“Preferably, I will come back tomorrow because I do not lack practice,” said Sanders.

He alluded that surgery was to last about four hours.

He also said that he had received a lot of goods and that he had received a lot of advice.

“It has nothing to do with work at the level where I try to compete. It’s hereditary, that’s what it is,” said Sanders. “There was nothing that I could have done to stop what happened. Nothing I could have taken or something that I just don’t respect. This is what it is.”

Sanders also said that he had heard Superdan Buffs Peggy Coppom, who is better known by his nickname “Miss Peggy”, “God bless you, Miss Peggy. I know you have stretched my hand. I love you and I appreciate you. I know you are there.

Last year, Miss Peggy celebrated her 100th birthday with Sanders.

Sanders also said: “I trust God with all my heart” speaking about his upcoming surgery.

In July, Sanders revealed his Bladder cancer diagnosis And said that he was cancer without cancer.

The Colorado buffaloes face the Iowa State on Saturday at Folsom Field.

“I love you all,” said Sanders. “I’m going to go well.”

The sports show “The game book of the coach prime with Romi Bean” with Deion Sanders, is on CBS Colorado at 6.30pm on Wednesday.