Hmmmm... does this help or hurt the Pokes chances? Prime gone?
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Coach Prime to Step down today?
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Midwest Cowboy
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I think it affects chances. To the point of winning the game? Probably not. But would be great to see Boulder an absolute mess the first weeks of the season.
Midwest Cowboy
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Let me clarify, I do not wish for any health concerns for Coach Prime. Hope the man is healthy and lives to see his 100th birthday. At the same time, I think he's pretty dramatic (we will see) and none of this relates to my dislike for Boulder or the Buffs. That comes from Rick Neuheisel.
cowpoke pride
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I'm glad that they have the situation under control (as much as you can with cancer). Always loved Deion as a 2 sport player and I do like him as a coach.
McPeachy
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Bladder removed? Holy shit.
LanderPoke
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How does one live without a bladder?
Bryoming
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He straight up said at the presser that he no longer has any control over his urination and has to depend on Depends.
ragtimejoe1
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Sorry he has to deal with this but I've always liked how he stands up for people. I disagree with some things like retiring his kid's #, but he seems like a good person. People with that condition will probably appreciate having Deon speak up about it.
The Juice
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This turned out to be a humorous comment in hindsight!
McPeachy
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Oh my, yep, pun / no pun intended. Holy shit. That is a rough situation for Deion, terrifying and certainly life altering.
'PokeForLife
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They take some intestine, connect the ureters to it, and either fashion it into a pouch that you can kind of push on down where the bladder used to be to get the pee out or they keep it in a tube shape that they bring up to the belly and attach to an ostomy bag. The urostomy bag is more common than the “neobladder.”
I’m impressed with him if he coaches the beginning of the year. That’s a big surgery even with them doing it mostly less-invasive. The urologists at CU are very good at it though so I’m sure it went great.