Colorado coach Deion Sanders suffered from the defeat of his team at TCU on Saturday, and he said that he feared that the blood clots of the left leg be returned.
He had to remove his left shoe for most of the fourth quarter of the 35-21 defeat in Fort Worth, Texas, and also sat on a stool sometimes to withdraw.
“I think I have more blood clots. It doesn’t make sense. I hurt like crazy,” said Sanders, 58, after the match. “I don’t get blood on my leg. That’s why my leg launches.”
He said he had an appointment with his doctor scheduled for Monday.
Health problems tormented the member of the Professional Football Temple for much of this decade.
In 2021, he had two toes on his left foot amputated. Two years later, he had a blood clot in his right leg removed. In April, he learned that he had bladder cancer and that he was far from Colorado by recovering in his Ranch in Texas for much of spring and summer. The doctors withdrew her bladder and released a section of her intestine to serve as a bladder.
The buffaloes are 2-4 (0-3 Big 12) halfway from the season.
– Field level media
