This 100%. Not trying to defend our linebacker play last year, it was bad, but it's tough to get downhill into your gap responsibility as a linebacker when you have a d-lineman getting pushed into your lap every down.
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2024 Fall Camp Thread
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BuffLuke80
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Absolutely. @FlaBuff would appreciate this, I'd think. Those big boys up front allow you to do your damn job. That's both sides of the ball.
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You are right on, as are many of the posters. I had something similar written yesterday... just did not post.
If the Dline holds the L/O/S (not blown 5 yard back at the snap) also closing some extra gaps, life will be much easier for the ILB's, and even an extra OLB that they may implement on running downs. When giving more thought to the TW experiment last year, certainly there were issues large factors were him being swallowed up (Dline bulled over), having to fight off an Oline downfield block, and then so many gaps--sometimes ILB's pick the wrong gap. TW's seems to have transformed his body. Also, we have more ILB options than last year. It will be the Dline permitting the LB's to play downhill more.
In my 7-8 glass half-full win prediction, I'm really just going all in on the better Dline!!! This renders the defense much better. IMO, this group could be the difference maker. Dline is where we added the highest rated transfer talent. We did great with rebuiling the Oline, but that will take some games to gel. If the D keeps us in our homes games and we throttle CSU, we can more than hold-serve at home thus bag overall wins.
Also, great defense puts teams in a position to win on the road.
@DBT, I have no clue whether they can defend the crossing routes. I hope the CR's are underneath completed when it is 3rd and 16th, and our solid talking in the secondary keeps them short of the 3rd down stick. If the Dline is very special, TW's may be able to ball hawk some along with the safeties.
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Travis is a freak of nature
This DL coaching staff (Lewis, Sapp, Dancy, Thomas) has me really impressed.
That’s such a tight window to fit that throw in. Wow.
Looks like another OL has been added. Was a blue chip prospect coming out and went to LSU for 4 years (RS and Covid year) and then was with Rispress at FAMU for a year last year. I assume he’s just going to be good depth, at least to start.
Someone remind me of the backstory here. I remember that the Pitt coach ran his mouth about something, but not fully following.
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LOL....that was a great exchange... reminds me of Bob Knight's stick of grading the reporter's questions . . . "I'll give you a C" . . . "what a stupid question?" I think it is safe to say, Keeler gets little or no inside information on the Buffs. There are other local reporters in that situation too. Also, I find it funny that the reporter at the FOCO Coloradan gets more information than our local guys.
Marketing the team to the Denver audience seems smart.
Absolutely love that.
Pat Narduzzi rips Deion Sanders' roster overhaul: 'Bad' for college football
More than 70 players have departed Colorado. Deion Sanders' roster overhaul is a bad reflection on all of college football, says Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi.
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BuffLuke80
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Fvck that dude, he's an assclown.
I think that was fair. If a media person does not like a person he is covering and has come from that place in his reporting and comments, I believe it is absolutely appropriate for the target of this to say he's not going to engage unless and until they have talked about it. I love the open honesty of saying that directly and publicly and wanting it public because it says he's not hiding from anything and also that he knows how this works - if it's a private conversation then Keeler can 100% control what gets reported from it.
I’m more iffy on the CBS thing. Nobody seems to know what that was about and Eric Christensen is a pretty respected reporter locally and CU proponent, iirc. Prime obviously said it was nothing personal against EC, but hopefully they had a one on one conversation about whatever his beef is with cbs
It could be Dodd writing that Prime is an entertainer but not much of a football coach.
Could be a long history of Dodd & CBS stuff disparaging the program and Prime. Or maybe it's something else specifically which could be unrelated to Prime CU but he was highly offended by so he's refusing to help them make money by engaging with that company.
Everybody is going to be watching Prime closely. Another 4-8 year and the naysayers will be out in force. Personally, I think CU is 7-8 win team. Could get 9 W's if things break their way.
Obviously Coach Prime wanted to get some things off his chest today, but I wonder if some of this was intentional with him trying to get the hate directed at him directly instead of the kids. Those hit pieces suggested PLAYERS had guns, mentioned Seaton having a bloody fight, etc. In his video with Adam, Neeley alluded to Prime being able to shrug off most hit pieces directed at him, but he had an issue with them directing them at the players.
Whether that was intentional or not, that's going to dominate the stories and posts all week, how Prime treated the media and away from the specific slander from the hit piece.
Whether that was intentional or not, that's going to dominate the stories and posts all week, how Prime treated the media and away from the specific slander from the hit piece.
Also, Shilo did an expert job of diffusing the situation with trolling "let's get a question from this side of the room" and proceeding to ask him about his birthday. Everyone else in the room was frozen in that awkward standoff and he was the only one who knew and/or had the balls to diffuse the tension. Which is ironic, because he's almost always the boundary pusher and loves making people uncomfortable lol.
I love this. I can’t figure out why we never did this before.
I bet All City Stadium is packed for it.