Coach Prime Discusses Health Challenges During Offseason
July 29, 2025 - 02:21
In a candid conversation, Coach Prime addressed the health issues that have kept him away from the Colorado football program. During a recent press conference, he revealed that he underwent surgery to remove a bladder tumor, a significant medical concern that required his attention during the offseason.
The coach shared that the diagnosis came as a shock, but he emphasized the importance of prioritizing his health. He expressed gratitude for the support he received from his family, medical team, and the entire Colorado football community during this challenging time. Coach Prime is optimistic about his recovery and is eager to return to the field, where he can continue to lead and inspire his players.
As he navigates the path to recovery, he reassured fans and supporters that he remains committed to the program and its future. His resilience and determination are evident, and he looks forward to rejoining his team and continuing the journey ahead.
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