This is incredible. Thank you for posting. I’m screen grabbing for reference all year. Appreciated.Gonna snapshot these every week. We only had the advantage on CSU last week. Two more popped up. ASU and Stanford.
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Definitely a good point but I believe we will be focused and fired up. Also a good reason Rhule should have kept coach Prime’s name out of his mouth.
The block was mainly due to a bad snap which caused Feely to have to pause before starting his approach to the ball.I think Feely (and Mata) and Vasset are really good kickers/punters, but FG blocking (which seemed to be cleaned up after the block) and kickoff coverage were bad. Feely’s KOs weren’t good either, whether it was by design to not get them in the endzone (which if that’s the case, you better damn sure know your coverage unit is really good), or his KO out of bounds. Vasset also had a couple mediocre punts to go with his great coffin corner.
Kickers were a mixed bag, but the ST units just had dumb mistakes that will cost them a game if not cleaned up
Prime has banned red. He gets it and I’m betting the players get it.87 new players that have not internalized “programs biggest rival”.
In situations, you've got a point. That's why I think hitting Nebraska hard right away next week makes that game a lot easier. I don't know if we can outphysical them, but I could see a game where we get up 14-0 and put them in a hole they can't get out of happening easily. That's the way its done in the Big 12. Everybody is good at the skill spots. Most, if not everybody does this type of stuff offensively. Forget the fact that CU and Utah were the only two of 14 teams in that beat power opponents (I keep telling you Deion would absolutely kill it in that league) for a second this weekend. Everybody makes the skill spots a priority.My concern is our physicality. We beat TCU with skill more than strength. I want to see us get to the point where we can punch the other guy in the mouth and knock him on his ass.
I wonder how he feels about Sal and what nubs wrote on bedsheets and tee shirts. It was heartless.Prime has banned red. He gets it and I’m betting the players get it.
He knew all about this game before he took this job. He was playing for Florida State (and contending for titles there) in an era where the CU-Nebraska game was a big ****ing deal nationally. We played in the Orange Bowl when we finally beat them in 89 and 90, and the 94 team would have played for a title were it not for the way we lost to those dipshits.I wonder how he feels about Sal and what nubs wrote on bedsheets and tee shirts. It was heartless.
It has been half a lifetime and forgiveness is not likely.
The only parallel that seems right is how French people truly feel about Germans.
I am sure he was aware of the game. Banning red seems to come from a place of understanding what was said about Sal, and retribution.He knew all about this game before he took this job. He was playing for Florida State (and contending for titles there) in an era where the CU-Nebraska game was a big ****ing deal nationally. We played in the Orange Bowl when we finally beat them in 89 and 90, and the 94 team would have played for a title were it not for the way we lost to those dipshits.
I'll never say that defense isn't as important as offense. But I do believe that the emphasis on defense has shifted toward forcing turnovers and getting red zone stops. It's about getting more offensive possessions per game & the points per possession you give up, rather than raw yardage & total points. It's why Riley likes Grinch so much even though fans think he sucks.The toughest thing in college football is having an offense that can keep up with other high powered offenses.
Defense doesn't matter as much in college. It's all about if you can score in a track meet.
I think the offense answers the question. This is a 9-10 win team.
Agree. I'm just saying that for the first time in a very long time, CU has an offense that can keep their team in any game against anyone.I'll never say that defense isn't as important as offense. But I do believe that the emphasis on defense has shifted toward forcing turnovers and getting red zone stops. It's about getting more offensive possessions per game & the points per possession you give up, rather than raw yardage & total points. It's why Riley likes Grinch so much even though fans think he sucks.
Just win every game we are favored in, including tomorrow, and we go bowling.
B-walk better be banned if we're up at the halftime in the 7th game?I think we will be 5-1 at the halfway point of the schedule.
Call it old school, but hanging your hat on actually winning games consistently giving up that amount of points, I'd think you'll lose a hell of a lot more than you'll win no matter how good your offense is. That's me though.Agree. I'm just saying that for the first time in a very long time, CU has an offense that can keep their team in any game against anyone.
College you can play a style where you can give up 42 points and win - different from the "defense wins championships" moniker.
But CU also has the secondary that can force those turnovers. What a time to be a Buff.
Just want a bowl game in the worst way. Thinking about traveling to it if we get in one.