Colorado football coach Deion Sanders returned to the field at the spring game, where he was hands-on with his team during a scrimmage. This time a year ago, Sanders was diagnosed with bladder cancer and focused on his health, but recently returned to work after a few days off due to blood clots. He recently left the team for a period due to health issues and leaned on his staff, including new defensive and offensive coordinators Chris Marve and Brennan Marion, who are taking over from Robert Livingston and Pat Shurmur. The task is to get the team back to winning ways after a season where they went 3-9. Sanders expressed his intention to make the team better and said he loved to be at the club and that he was looking forward to competing with another team.