There will be no Prime time at Pac-12 football media day. Colorado announced Wednesday that head coach Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders will not attend Friday’s conference media day in Las Vegas because he is scheduled to have surgery on Thursday.
There will be no Prime time at Pac-12 football media day.
Defensive coordinator Charles Kelly will take Sanders’ place, joining quarterback Shedeur Sanders and cornerback/receiver Travis Hunter in representing the Buffs at media day. On the video, Sanders said he is having two toes fixed on his left foot to relieve pain, as well as having the blood clots fixed.
For the past two years, Sanders has dealt with circulation issues in his left leg. He had several surgeries during the 2021 season, including having two toes amputated.
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