Former NFL player and current coach Deion Sanders, also known as “Coach Prime,” was unable to attend a radio show on Thursday due to a medical issue. However, despite concerns, the Colorado Buffaloes have assured everyone that Sanders is doing alright.
Key Takeaway
Deion Sanders, also known as “Coach Prime,” missed a radio show due to a medical issue, but the Colorado Buffaloes have assured fans that he is okay. Sanders has faced health challenges in the past, including the amputation of two toes on his right foot. However, he is expected to be well enough to join the team for their upcoming game against Arizona State.
Deion Sanders Under the Weather
The weekly CU Buffs radio show kicked off on Thursday, but Sanders was noticeably absent. Assistant coach Gary “Flea” Harrell stepped in to fill his place, while show host Mark Johnson provided an update on Sanders’ condition.
“We are going without Coach Prime here today,” Johnson stated. “We received notification a little while ago that he was a little under the weather and had a bad reaction to his immune IVs, according to what I was told.”
While no further details were provided by the Buffaloes’ spokesperson, it was confirmed that Sanders was fine.
Health Issues for Coach Prime
Sanders has faced a few health problems since his coaching career began. In 2022, he had to undergo foot surgery that resulted in the amputation of two toes on his right foot.
Despite these setbacks, it is expected that Coach Prime will be well enough to travel with the team for their upcoming game against Arizona State on Saturday.
Colorado Buffaloes Season Performance
The Buffaloes started the season strong with a 3-0 record and were even ranked as one of the top 20 teams in the country. However, they suffered a defeat at the hands of Oregon, leading to their current 3-1 standing.
Last weekend, Colorado put up a valiant effort against USC, but ultimately fell short with a final score of 48-41.
