Is Deion Sanders leaving Colorado Buffaloes? Coach Prime to address health concerns in upcoming press conference

Deion Sanders' offseason has been a little unusual this year because the third-year head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes was recovering from an undisclosed health condition at his Texas home during the summer. After weeks of speculation over his future, he recently met the media in a much-awaited press conference on Monday at 11 a.m. Mountain Time to provide updates about his health. He was accompanied by members of his medical team and representatives from CU Anschutz and UCHealth. Deion Sanders was set to discuss his most recent health issue during a news conference on Monday after keeping quiet about it for a long time. His medical team also joined him to discuss the issues. Persistent rumors that he is leaving the Colorado Buffaloes because of his health issues gave rise to uncertainty. The only available information about the coach’s health condition was that he shed 14 pounds. However, today's event corrected the record. It was announced that he actually had bladder cancer and had it removed. Nevertheless, he is now cancer-free.Meanwhile, his long-time confidant, "Uncle Neely," who has had a tight relationship with the coach during his coaching career, gave a sneak peek before the conference. He said: “It was one of those no-camera team meetings so that Coach Prime could talk to the team… He's probably put something out on his Instagram, a clip from Bucky [Deion Sanders Jr.]. He continued: "So tomorrow's press conference, it's just going to be one of those things where a lot of the naysayers and player haters are really going to get to know what's been going on for the past 60 to 90 days with Coach Prime and what he fought through and overcame."Deion Sanders has remained rather quiet this offseason despite enduring severe health problems in previous years. He also went through multiple surgeries and the partial amputation of two toes. His lack of participation in summer activities only fueled rumors that his time at Colorado Buffaloes was running out.Understanding the gravity of the situation, his son once said in an emotional video:"Yesterday was tough... because I had to make a will.Fans and experts were waiting for an explanation ever since. Nevertheless, they finally got some clarity. However, it's still not clear if he is leaving the team. Also read: Jonathan Kuminga draws sign-and-trade interest from Phoenix Suns and Sacramento Kings, delays Golden State Warriors deal