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Here is a positive Buffs story with posters having steam coming out of their ears. The BYU game gave me 2022 Oline flashbacks.
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I'm still in shock with Loadholt and Dancy departing, however CU's staff has always experienced turnover and/or had guys poached. Whoever put all the stats together in the above posting, that was insightful. I understand some of PL's thinking when taking into account his relationship with Lebby, but I thought he would stay building something over a few years for his resume. I feel most of the coverage and player's comments were generally positive on PL. One poster indicated PL departing was known by Prime in advance, so I'm sure they have a successor in mind. Maybe more to the story.
Although CU's run game was not better and or committed, I feel we had player improvement (marginal v. significant, who knows) on the Oline throughout the season. This with some of the higher rated transfers simply bonking. I'm not sure you can put this on PL, a recruiter or another coach, as Tyler Johnson was highly rated by all the services--so they blew it too. In general, compared to 2022 although the stats do not show it, I felt like many players developed over the season and we carried some recruiting momentum. I know some folks want PS gone, but rebuilding with new coordinators usually takes a year or two. With SS and all the Wrs gone, the offense will be different next year.
Also, we cannot forget that we recruited and played an entire new Oline this year. Presuming guys stay, we have a rock in Seaton and some building blocks with guys getting experience this year. That said, we can never recruit enough Oline or Dline talent.
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I'm still in shock with Loadholt and Dancy departing, however CU's staff has always experienced turnover and/or had guys poached. Whoever put all the stats together in the above posting, that was insightful. I understand some of PL's thinking when taking into account his relationship with Lebby, but I thought he would stay building something over a few years for his resume. I feel most of the coverage and player's comments were generally positive on PL. One poster indicated PL departing was known by Prime in advance, so I'm sure they have a successor in mind. Maybe more to the story.
Although CU's run game was not better and or committed, I feel we had player improvement (marginal v. significant, who knows) on the Oline throughout the season. This with some of the higher rated transfers simply bonking. I'm not sure you can put this on PL, a recruiter or another coach, as Tyler Johnson was highly rated by all the services--so they blew it too. In general, compared to 2022 although the stats do not show it, I felt like many players developed over the season and we carried some recruiting momentum. I know some folks want PS gone, but rebuilding with new coordinators usually takes a year or two. With SS and all the Wrs gone, the offense will be different next year.
Also, we cannot forget that we recruited and played an entire new Oline this year. Presuming guys stay, we have a rock in Seaton and some building blocks with guys getting experience this year. That said, we can never recruit enough Oline or Dline talent.
