After Colorado’s humiliating loss to Oregon, Deion Sanders’ son was admitted to the hospital for “peeing blood.”.
Shilo Sanders, a defensive back for the Colorado Buffaloes and the son of head coach Deion Sanders, revealed that he was taken to the hospital following the 42-6 loss to the Oregon Ducks as if the lopsided defeat against them wasn’t bad enough.
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Sanders revealed to the YouTube channel Well Off Media that after the team’s charter plane touched down in Boulder on Saturday night, he had some painful injuries that required examination at a hospital.
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Sanders said, “I can’t say I didn’t play hard because I’m peeing blood right now.
Shilo Sanders, a safety for the Colorado Buffaloes, warms up before a Pac-12 matchup against the Oregon Ducks on Sept.
at Eugene, Oregon’s Autzen Stadium on March 23, 2023.
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Sanders was not made aware of his precise diagnosis, but he knew why he was urinating in this manner.
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I tackled someone and either fell on my kidney or broke something. I must visit the ER to be examined.
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Coach Prime provided an update on his son on Tuesday, stating that he is recovering.
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It doesn’t sound certain that he will be able to play against USC on Saturday, though.
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Coach Sanders reported that “he’s doing better.”.
“Right after we landed, we went to the hospital.
He is faring much better now.
We hope he recovers quickly because he is scheduled to play this weekend.
He is an important defensive player for our team and secondary.
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Travis Hunter, a two-way star for the Buffaloes who played against the Ducks, was already absent, and his absence was felt by the defense. Hunter wants to play this week, according to Sanders, but he has been informed that he won’t be suiting up until he is completely healthy.
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Shilo’s absence would be detrimental because it would force the benching of another starting cornerback.
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Coach Prime is aware of the contributions his son can make on defense.
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“(Shilo) is one of the voices on defense and plays with a certain physicality that we want and need.
And, believe me, he’s given me daily updates.
I hope he can play both as a coach and a father.
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Prior to kickoff, Oregon players were overheard talking trash to Sanders, who had six tackles against the Ducks.
Obviously, the Buffaloes were not pleased. .
Sanders was heard yelling, “I’ll beat the f— out of every one of y’all and your coach.”.
“Why y’all so little?
We’re about to run y’all through.
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This weekend, Sanders and the Buffaloes will be searching for redemption, but the Trojans, who are coached by Heisman favorite Caleb Williams, present an even tougher challenge.
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