Deion Sanders, the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes football team, revealed that he recently underwent a procedure to treat recurring blood clots. Speaking at a post-spring game press conference, Sanders reassured fans that he is feeling good and plans to remain in Boulder, Colorado, this summer. This latest health setback occurred three weeks ago but only caused him to miss a few days of work. Sanders has been battling blood clots since before his first season with the Buffaloes and previously required surgery following a game last fall. He noted that the atmosphere around the team feels different with him present, stating, 'Everybody inside these doors could tell you it’s different when I’m here.' As the Buffaloes prepare for a break before summer training, Sanders remains optimistic about his health and involvement with the team.