Isolated probabilities... Is that even a thing?
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2023 Colorado Football Schedule & Future Schedules
- Thread starter Buffnik
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That sounds like what you would expect to hear from a national outsider who is just looking at our struggles over the last decade. It amazes me that fans who are intimately familiar with CU and Boulder think this way even after we hired an outstanding AD and built facilities that are second to none. If MM gets us to a point where we are competing for conference titles and filling the stadium, RG will find a way to pay a salary that will keep MM happy. And you just can't put a price on the quality of life in Boulder. It's a special place. There is a reason why RG left a Major League job to come back here. There is a reason why McCartney, Barnett and so many players still live in the area. I don't think it is anywhere close to a slam dunk that MM would bolt at the first SEC offer. I would put it at 60/40 he stays. A national title was won here and can be won here again. Why bolt to a conference where fans think Mark Richt and Les Miles just aren't good enough?
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Sorry, coach, we're going to put our Ps in the Bs Vs.
That's Idaho right?
Yes, the Vandals
Thought they got busted to Private, back in 1980.
77buff
Well-Known Member
Happy to see the hated Huskers back on the schedule. Any year we beat "Little Red" is a good year for me.
Bufffan68
Club Member
Excellent point. SEC money wouldn't be worth the bull**** to me.
Bufffan68
Club Member
Holy ****. Does he drink unicorn blood or something?
Damnit. If true the goats up north are going to think they matter...
BuffNut99
Club Member
We need to slaughter them in plain view in front of the masses.
I think that's good news.
Good thing we have that extra day to prep for ISU.
We better curb stomp them on national TV.
Lose that game and I might take the rest of the fall off until basketball starts. Then again, that's what I said last year.
Potentially MM's most important game. A dominant showing would go a long way, IMO.
Love these times so far.
Agreed. I will have to miss the Showdown this year due to our game, unfortunately.
CitizenKane
Well-Known Member
Could be an interesting Friday night. Definitely a risk reward situation for the Buffs. Risk is making the same kind of stupid mistakes they have in the opening games four of the past five years (Hawaii 2011 & 2015 & CSU in 2012 and 2013) and lose a close game and kill all momentum for the season and for recruiting....OR open up and play solid ball and stomp a team making people step up and take notice (No I don't think the game would be terribly close if the Buffs play clean mistake free football). Good news is I can head over and start drinking right after work. 
Must, must, must MUST, MUST have a good showing in the RMS this year.
Only game so far to be guaranteed to be on national TV, and should be late enough that some of the east coast recruits can catch the second half after their football games.
No excuses this year, either. CSEwe lost 16 from the two deep on offense and defense by my count, whereas CU lost 6. For the first time in what seems like forever, CU should have the more experienced roster.
Only game so far to be guaranteed to be on national TV, and should be late enough that some of the east coast recruits can catch the second half after their football games.
No excuses this year, either. CSEwe lost 16 from the two deep on offense and defense by my count, whereas CU lost 6. For the first time in what seems like forever, CU should have the more experienced roster.
Like the time slots so far.
While I generally agree with the premise, the problem for the P5 conferences is that if they don't take that time slot, the G5 will.
Boise State will tell you that the regular exposure they got by playing on Friday night, when the P5 teams weren't playing, played a meaningful part in their rise to prominence.
CSU's Patron Saint Sonny also credits the national TV time they got by playing on Friday night as being a key to their recruiting when he was their coach.
Once the rubicon of college football broadcast on Friday night was crossed, the P5 had no choice but to go claim it for themselves.