Deion Sanders to have extra surgical procedures on foot, leg for blood clots after process final month

Deion “Prime” Sanders, the previous NFL star turned College of Colorado head coach, will miss out on Pac-12 media day as a consequence of another blood clot procedure in addition to extra surgical procedures on his foot.

“I apologize that I’m not going to be on the Pac-12 media day to have one other surgical procedure tomorrow,” Sanders announced in a Youtube video Wednesday.

Sanders underwent surgery in June to take away blood clots in his left leg, although a faculty official introduced he’ll endure a “routine follow-up” to eliminate blood clots in his proper leg.

“They already took care and acquired them out of this leg,” Sanders added. “Now, we gotta get them out of there.”

Sanders made it identified earlier than his first process that he would want a number of surgical procedures to take away each blood clots to enhance blood movement in his legs.

Docs amputated two toes from Sanders’ left foot to enhance circulation points whereas he coached at Jackson State in 2021.

Final month, Sanders reassured followers that docs is not going to amputate his foot right now.

“There’s no discuss of amputation,” Sanders said in another video. “The physician was simply telling me worst involves worst, that [amputating the foot] was gonna occur. However I imagine in staying proper so we by no means must take that left.

Sanders is poised to revamp a Colorado soccer group that’s given him the keys after the varsity announced him as their new head coach in December.

Since his hiring, over 55 Colorado gamers on the group headed for the switch portal.

“I’m bringing my baggage with me,” Sanders emphasised on the very starting of his hiring — indicating to these on the group he was making huge modifications to the roster.

Colorado introduced defensive coordinator Charles Kelly is ready to fill in for Sanders at Pac-12 media day, joined by the group’s quarterback Shedeur Sanders — Sanders’ son — and star defensive again Travis Hunter.

Colorado will journey to Texas to play the TCU Horned Frogs to kick off their 2023-24 common season on Sept. 2.