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Deion Sanders Says 'Everything Is Okay' as Mystery Health Issue Delays Return to Colorado

Eager to return to Boulder, Sanders is recuperating at his Texas estate from an unspecified health issue that has kept him out of the Buffaloes’ summer camps.

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BOULDER, CO - APRIL 19: Head coach Deion Sanders of the Colorado Buffaloes walks on the field during the Black and Gold Spring Game at Folsom Field on April 19, 2025 in Boulder, Colorado. (Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images for ONIT)

Overview

  • Sanders has been away from Boulder since June 3, missing the University of Colorado’s contract-mandated summer football camps and prompting concerns over the team's preparation.
  • On June 8, his son Deion Sanders Jr. said during a YouTube livestream that the coach was “feeling well” but did not specify when they would return to campus.
  • Sanders revealed on a late-May podcast that his condition forced him to lose about 14 pounds and described it as being “at a whole other level,” without disclosing further details.
  • Athletic trainer Lauren Askevold has accompanied him at his Texas estate, supporting him through this setback following his past blood-clot surgeries and toe amputations.
  • In a June 11 social media post, Sanders assured fans that “everything is OKAY” and expressed eagerness to return to Colorado, though he has not set a timetable for his comeback.