The legacy of Deion Sanders continues to grow during the current NCAA season. Coach Prime has been an instrumental figure for the Buffs this year. He has been a catalyst for the team’s outstanding gameplay and dominance in the first three games. The 56-year-old HC is quite active in meetings, and pre and post-match presentations. Therefore, his recent absence raises some concerns.

When he didn?t appear on the ?Buffaloes Primetime Radio Show?, the interviewer asked about the same. It?s not something that happens often and with the presence of Coach Prime, his unavailability raises eyebrows. With minutes to start before the show, the viewers were surprised to see someone else in the coach?s capacity. The reason for this replacement was revealed later.

Coach Harrell gives an update on Coach Prime?s health conditions

The current episode of Buffaloes Primetime Radio Show caused some gasps and surprised reactions. It was a different person who took the seat otherwise reserved for the energetic Coach Prime. Thursday?s show saw coach Gary ?Flea? Harrell taking the stage with Mark Johnson. “You know we had a team meeting this morning. And um anytime he?s not in our presence, something is wrong. He doesn?t miss very much”.? Coach Harrell straight away explained the reason for Coach?s Prime absence.

Mike Johnson too received a notification regarding Sanders. He was feeling a bit under the weather due to a bad reaction to immune IVs. Explaining the issue, Harrell further shed light. He said, ?So, I went and checked up on him, he wasn?t feeling well, so we resumed the meeting but he was at practice, for the entire time, he?s just not at full strength right now but he?s trying to take care of that.?

Later when Johnson asked whether Prime Time would appear on the show this Saturday. Flea replied in affirmative, saying ?No doubt about it?. The go-getter Buffs? HC recently shared his views on retirement amongst other things.

Coach Prime answers some hot questions before the Arizona clash

Deion Sanders is the main man around the CU Buffs? and regularly appears for interviews. Recently, the 10X Pro-Bowler was asked some questions by USA Today. From retirement, future plans to talking about his passions amongst several things. He gave his honest opinions on these questions.

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Speaking about retirement, he highlighted, “I don’t see myself retiring anytime soon. I’m a go-getter, man.” Prime Time stressed how he never gives up on something he?s passionate about and the influences involved in making decisions. “It’s always been like encouragement that’s pushed me out or something that’s done that doesn’t allow me to stay. But trust me, I’ve never, I’m not built like that.”

Hopefully, Deion Sanders will recover from his fever and health conditions soon. His presence and motivating words would be highly needed by the Buffs when they square off against Arizona State.

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