The Colorado Buffaloes are entering their third season under head coach Deion Sanders in 2025. Although there was uncertainty as the season drew closer. Heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, where the Colorado Buffaloes head man saw two of his top athletes drafted, Deion Sanders had many decisions to make regarding his recent health issues.
Sanders told the media that he created a will because he was unaware of the severity of his health. This afternoon, head coach Deion Sanders announced in a press conference that he will be ready for the 2025 college football season. Throughout the spring, Sanders had bladder cancer, which even his two sons had no idea about.
Colorado Buffaloes HC Deion Sanders Cured Of Bladder Cancer
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According to Jordan Schultz, Sanders is cured of his cancer and tumor of which he had surgery on just recently. Coach Sanders had a combined 14 surgeries during the spring and offseason to rid himself of his health issues. The Colorado Buffaloes football coach spoke about his experiences during his press conference, stating, “God is good” after losing 25 pounds since having the surgical procedure, but things will still not be easy for Sanders moving forward.
Colorado Buffaloes 2025 Season
As Sanders enters his third season with the Colorado Buffaloes, the team will look different in 2025. Ex-Colorado stars Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders are now in the NFL with separate organizations. After coming off a 9-4 record in 2024, the Colorado Buffaloes look to be even better in the upcoming campaign in Boulder.
The Buffaloes lost in the Alamo Bowl last season, which prevented them from reaching a 10th win in 2024. Now at the quarterback position, true freshman Julian Lews and former Liberty signal caller Kaidon Salter will compete for the starting job during fall camp.
Final Thoughts
Great news for his players and coaching staff is that Sanders will be returning to the sidelines in 2025 to be with his team. With all of the questions and uncertainty surrounding the status of the Colorado Buffaloes’ head coach, the 2025 season could be one that college football fans will always remember.
