Less than a day after a procedure to deal with blood clots in his leg, Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders was back on the practice field Wednesday morning.

On Tuesday, Sanders had an aspiration thrombectomy in the left popliteal and tibial arteries to remove blood clots. He returned to the Buffaloes on Wednesday as they prepare to face No. 22 Iowa State at Folsom Field on Saturday (1:30 p.m., ESPN).

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Sanders complained of pain in his foot at his weekly press conference on Sept. 30 and was in pain throughout the Buffs’ 35-21 loss at TCU on Saturday in Fort Worth, Texas, even taking the shoe off of his left foot for a period of the game.

During a press conference on Tuesday, Sanders said the issue he’s been dealing with is hereditary and not caused by his work hab

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