Oline Too.
The OT depth chart looks bleak.
Oline Too.
If bb2’s takes about the OL from last offseason are any indication, I look forward to hearing him pump up the awesome depth we have in the Secondary this offseason, only to end up going on about how we need 5 transfers this time next year.You should be very concerned about both. Gonzalez is a BIG loss, arguably the best player on the team.
FIFYThe Depth chart is bleak.
If bb2’s takes about the OL from last offseason are any indication, I look forward to hearing him pump up the awesome depth we have in the Secondary this offseason, only to end up going on about how we need 5 transfers this time next year.
If bb2’s takes about the OL from last offseason are any indication, I look forward to hearing him pump up the awesome depth we have in the Secondary this offseason, only to end up going on about how we need 5 transfers this time next year.
Perry was frustrating at times and I would have been happy replacing him as a starter. He's not good attrition, but he's potentially replaceable.The OL is the obvious weakness of the team. I am not too concerned about the loss of C Gonzalez or Mark Perry. Opportunity for N Reed and Trevor Woods to step into starting roles. Also can add some one through the portal.
No problem, plenty of them in the portal from FCS programs. Right next to the starting quality LTs and LBs who run 4.4s.I just cannot fathom anyone brushing off losing Gonzalez. Prototype NFL corners do not grow on trees.
This has been my synopsis as well:I absolutely believe this is what happened. I think he genuinely told the people above him what it would take to keep MT (and it wasn't only money), and they told him that they wouldn't do that. Because of how disconnected from reality the group senior to him is, they were probably just as shocked about MT leaving as the press releases implied.
RG went out and tried to land a real replacement, went to the people above him and said this is what it will take to land a top tier replacement (and again it wasn't only the money), and they again told him that they wouldn't do that.
They probably lectured him about how the last AD found a dudley-do-right who managed to get to the Pac12 championship game, and they were sure he could do it too (completely ignoring the multiple losing seasons that bookended that one year). So he decided to give them what they wanted.
Enter KD.
And viola! Enter a new extension for RG, because the people above him are getting exactly what they want.
RG is getting paid to support mediocrity and failure; that's his excuse.
We don't have to pay to support that, and we shouldn't. Let Folsom become a great road trip game for visiting teams. Great location, fun trip, guaranteed win. There will be butts in seats, the AD will be in the black, and the university leadership will be happy.
Bohn was a better AD than he was given credit for. He missed on his Hawkins hire, but he recognized the need for change and reportedly was told that he couldn't do it, which led to the disastrous last year. Then a budget alumni hire was forced on him. When he was finally allowed to make another real hire, he recognized that all he had was smoking embers and hired someone who had rebuilt a program before. As soon as the trajectory was good, he bailed and got on a better train.
I think you are overstating the case.This is my synopsis as well: Youre recruits need to have a good GPA, SAT score, and cant major in PE, or take all their classes in Dal Ward like their SEC cousins can. Why? Because academics are still actually the point at a dwindling few places like CU. Meanwhile, the rest of college football is into cheating.
QB: Lewis-Shrout-Carter-KoppCU probable depth chart for spring football before any additional depatures,
QB- Lewis, Shrout, Kopp, Carter
RB- Brousard, Fontenot, D Smith, Stacks. Davis
WR- Arias, Rice, Stanley, Bell, LMC, Penry, Ty Robinson, Jackson
TE- Russell, Fauria, Olson, Smith, Paselero(sp)
OT- Wiley, Filip, the tank, Gray
OG- Roddick, Lytle, Ray, Jynes, Amaya, Anderson
C- Fenske, Johnson
DT- Lang, Rodman, Jackson, Williams, Baugh
NT- Sami, Jordan, Martin
DE/OLB- Gustav, Montgomery, Thomas, D Grant, A Williams
LB- Perry, Lamb, Barnes, Hamm, Hurtadom, M Wiliams
S- Lewis, Taylor, Woods Pitman, Striker, Salavea
CB- Blackmnon, Bethel Jr, N Reed, Moore
Probably missing some early enrollees.
Scary! It is worse than last year's. Might be the worst I've seen.The OT depth chart looks bleak.
I got it!!QB: Lewis-Shrout-Carter-Kopp
RB: Brousard-Venn-Smith (Fontenot will transfer after Spring ball)
WR: Arias-Stanley-LMC-Jackson
Coach Mac managed to get Hagan & Prichard in to CU (don't read too much in to that).I think you are overstating the case.
The problem is that unless prompted by the president of the university the administration (personified by PD) refuses to give any leeway on anything, anywhere. No one expects us to be the SEC, but it doesn't hurt to overlook some HS grades on admission, make sure that the classes necessary for the "easy" majors are scheduled so they don't conflict with practice and travel, and not make every internal accounting policy impose the maximum possible cost on the AD.
You HAVE TO be a troll. No one can be this clueless.The OL is the obvious weakness of the team. I am not too concerned about the loss of C Gonzalez or Mark Perry. Opportunity for N Reed and Trevor Woods to step into starting roles. Also can add some one through the portal.
I agree. Its not simple. The italics are my version of PD‘s internal monologue to AD types as they come and go.I think you are overstating the case.
The problem is that unless prompted by the president of the university the administration (personified by PD) refuses to give any leeway on anything, anywhere. No one expects us to be the SEC, but it doesn't hurt to overlook some HS grades on admission, make sure that the classes necessary for the "easy" majors are scheduled so they don't conflict with practice and travel, and not make every internal accounting policy impose the maximum possible cost on the AD.
I actually think this is pretty plausible. There were several scandals and a pretty serious track record of bad behavior around the program at that time. The idea that serious misconduct was happening behind the scenes wouldn't surprise me at all.I agree. Its not simple. The italics are my version of PD‘s internal monologue to AD types as they come and go.
I sometimes wonder if there are things that PD knows that the public doesnt about the GB Simpson scandal. Did we dodge some giant bullet that the media never found? Is that why he wants it all so squeaky clean? Im not thinking NCAA violations but more a pattern of trouble by certain players who may have had their grades ignored. Remember CU settled the Simpson case rather than go to trial. I know lawyers that thought that was a mistake.
Harbaugh said when first hired that “we cam find top talent that can get into Stanford”. I think the same is true for CU. But its gonna take the right guy and a lot more digging to find those players. Next we might see deals being made, promises, to get to come and to keep players out of the portal.
Even if we have no injuries at T we're in a tough spot. I can't imagine what happens when we kick a G out there or a 260# kid who hasn't "developed" yet.Scary! It is worse than last year's. Might be the worst I've seen.
Gonzo “has a few things to work on” but Reed returned a KO so we’re goodC Gonzeles got a lot of penalties and didn't have any Interceptions. C Gonzeles is a lock down corner, but he still had a few things to work on. N Reed flashed, got a pick,and returned a kick off for a touchdown. I am more concerned about the OL play tban losing C Gonzeles.,
I’m not sure where C GonzaleS was on the depth chart, but Christian GonzaleZ was the top-billing guy for the defensive secondary, no question. Now the kid has three years to play for another school, if he decides to not declare after next season.Gonzo “has a few things to work on” but Reed returned a KO so we’re good
Without a doubt the worst OL and more so T depth chart I have ever seen with this team. We may need 3 portal OL (2 T). I have no idea how KD is gonna pull that off though.Even if we have no injuries at T we're in a tough spot. I can't imagine what happens when we kick a G out there or a 260# kid who hasn't "developed" yet.
He’s not.Without a doubt the worst OL and more so T depth chart I have ever seen with this team. We may need 3 portal OL (2 T). I have no idea how KD is gonna pull that off though.
I can contribute enough to send a nice postcard.Why doesn't allbuffs do a NIL test? Pick a player in the portal, pool some money together and see if we can bring a nice transfer to CU?
This looks like a 2-3 win team as currently projectedCU probable depth chart for spring football before any additional depatures,
QB- Lewis, Shrout, Kopp, Carter
RB- Brousard, Fontenot, D Smith, Stacks. Davis
WR- Arias, Rice, Stanley, Bell, LMC, Penry, Ty Robinson, Jackson
TE- Russell, Fauria, Olson, Smith, Paselero(sp)
OT- Wiley, Filip, the tank, Gray
OG- Roddick, Lytle, Ray, Jynes, Amaya, Anderson
C- Fenske, Johnson
DT- Lang, Rodman, Jackson, Williams, Baugh
NT- Sami, Jordan, Martin
DE/OLB- Gustav, Montgomery, Thomas, D Grant, A Williams
LB- Perry, Lamb, Barnes, Hamm, Hurtadom, M Wiliams
S- Lewis, Taylor, Woods Pitman, Striker, Salavea
CB- Blackmnon, Bethel Jr, N Reed, Moore
Probably missing some early enrollees.
This might be the most reasonable and accurate thing you’ve ever postedIt is December. The roster is not finalized. Cant make any predictions. But there is a lot of work to do.