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Deion Sanders 'cured from cancer'

What to know about bladder cancer after Deion Sanders shares diagnosis

Deion Sanders, the University of Colorado’s head football coach, talked about his treatment for an aggressive form of bladder cancer for the first time publicly at a news conference Monday.

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Deion Sanders reveals cancer diagnosis, says he plans to coach this season

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Deion Sanders reveals bladder cancer diagnosis but says he's considered "cancer free" after treatment

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Deion Sanders says he had bladder cancer but plans to coach the Colorado Buffaloes this season

Colorado coach Deion Sanders disclosed Monday that he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of bladder cancer but after surgery his oncologist has considered him cured, so he plans to coach this seas...

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Deion Sanders Says Shedeur Told Him Not to Visit Browns Training Camp Amid QB Battle

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Coach Deion Sanders 'cured from cancer' after bladder surgery

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Deion Sanders discloses he is cancer-free after bladder removed

"Get checked out," Sanders said. "Because could have been a whole [other] gathering if I hadn't."

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Deion Sanders Thanks Supporters After Revealing He’s Cancer-Free Following Surgery

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Deion Sanders had his bladder removed earlier this year after doctors found a tumor, says he’s beaten cancer

Randy Moss breaks his silence after becoming a mainstay for Deion Sanders in his fight against cancer with emotional message

When Deion Sanders stepped up to the podium ahead of his third season as head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, there was a noticeable shift in his presence. He was still "Coach Pr

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Deion Sanders isn't stepping down at Colorado. He's stepping up in biggest battle of career

Colorado's double-overtime loss to Stanford in 2023, a typically sleepy Friday night game for all of college football, went well into Saturday morning and still drew 3.29 million viewers. Colorado and Sanders have become must-see TV. In 2024, Colorado had 11 of the top 100 watched games. Only national champion Ohio State (12) had more.