Colorado State football coach Mike Bobo has provided an update on his health after being admitted to the hospital to determine why his feet were feeling numb.
The fourth-year coach took to Twitter and shared his diagnosis of peripheral neuropathy, for which he is undergoing treatment.
— Coach Mike Bobo (@CoachMikeBobo) August 15, 2018
Bobo had been experiencing numbness following the team’s second scrimmage of the fall. Doctors then advised him to seek additional medical attention.
According to Bobo, he’s eyeing a return to the program prior to the season opener against Hawaii. Beyond the football aspect, that is great, encouraging news. Hopefully, that means his treatment will be effective quickly.
Through three seasons at the school, Bobo has compiled a 21-18 record. Each year, the Rams have finished with a 7-6 record that included a loss in a bowl game.