A running game is still a QB's best friend, ask John Elway. Hell, the Oline is a given. I'd put receivers a tad behind those two areas.
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The OL paved the way for a DB to have a good day running the ball in the spring...perhaps we'll be okay there.
Hard to get more points when you are not playing starter minutes.
Tad said in BuffZone that he has the confidence in JH3 and that is someone who just put three CU players into the NBA. I'll take his opinion over yours.
This is one of the biggest of days of college football I can recall
KSU in Boulder that day
KSU in Boulder that day
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That's why the sec and b1g are getting the checks.
Mick Ronson
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All of them big names, but two of those matchups (UF vs UT and PSU vs SC) will likely be relatively in consequential to the national picture.
Averaged 21.3 minutes per game. Started 5 games in which he averaged nearly 30 min / game.
Tad started Ski Booker at PG.
Tad isn't going to throw JH III under the bus, so of course he's going to say that. If he truly had that much confidence in him, why were we even recruiting other PGs? We sure didn't go after any transfer PGs before last year.
Trogdor
Soy Boy
PSU doesn't play Michigan or Oregon and has Ohio St at home. They could easily make the CCG and CFBPO with a win over USC.
My point was more about the matchups. Florida and USC are both likely 6-6 or 7-5 caliber teams this year. USC could easily be 2-3 or 1-4 going into that game against Penn State. Florida's schedule is slightly more manageable to start the season but they could also be in that 3-2/2-3 range
Trogdor
Soy Boy
EDIT - Finally got that this is a joke related to the news in my next post.
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Sorry to quote myself, but missed that he's also in the news for a negative reason (alleged DUI) - https://www.espn.com/college-footba...ate-rb-ollie-gordon-ii-arrested-suspected-dui
That might have been why he transferred out since Mike Gundy probably wasn't too happy with him and maybe gave him the boot.
And he probably caught the attention of UGA's underground racing league...NIL must be good!
Wow, that is terrible.
And a reason why I don't buy preseason preview magazines anymore.
True, the landscape change so fast, you don't really know who the players are until fall camp is over. The wide open transfer rules and NIL deals are completely out of control. IMO it has largely ruined CFB. If CU had not landed the unicorn in Prime, I don't know how interested I would be anymore.
That's fake
I'm almost at the point of not feeling the need to watch games live anymore thanks to those on demand games on those streaming platforms and then you have EA Sports College Football 25.
Next few years are going to be critical for college sports in general.
Oh Sh*t - NOW I get the joke. (I'm not the fastest in any way.)
Didn't Arizona lose like their entire roster? How are they ranked so high?
Two things:
1. They have a returning QB and WR that played well last season.
2. Their schedule. Lucky for them they play KSU outside of conference play and then their schedule is easier than CU's.
2016 Pac-12 preseason poll: Stanford picked to repeat, Washington gets love
Pac-12 media believe that Stanford will win the conference for the fourth time in five years.
www.cbssports.com
Don't forget that white buffalo too.
2016 Pac-12 preseason poll: Stanford picked to repeat, Washington gets love
Pac-12 media believe that Stanford will win the conference for the fourth time in five years.
Don't forget that white buffalo too.
Trogdor
Soy Boy
No, UW didn't take nearly as much as they wanted, specifically TMac and Fajita. And that conference is total dreck.
Does anyone know if the Big 12 Media days are open to the public? I just happen to be in Vegas tomorrow with some free time after some early morning meetings...
Edit: B12 website nor Allegiant Stadium showing anything in regards to "tickets for sale". That's too bad as I totally would have been able to be there for Sander's PR tomorrow.
Edit: B12 website nor Allegiant Stadium showing anything in regards to "tickets for sale". That's too bad as I totally would have been able to be there for Sander's PR tomorrow.