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The full segment. God bless you, Joel. A top 3-4 voice in college football speaking truth.These guys just love to ignore where CU was before CP got here.
Is there a reason we can't elect Klatt President?The full segment. God bless you, Joel. A top 3-4 voice in college football speaking truth.
I still don't ****ing get why people don't talk about the ****ing scoring margin. it is the biggest thing to point to, imo. CU WAS NEVER LIKE CU OF LAST YEAR. THEY IMPROVED THE SCORING MARGIN BY 4 ****ING TOUCHDOWNS A GAME. You literally can't ****ing find another team who improved that much. **** outta here, Colin, get ****edThe full segment. God bless you, Joel. A top 3-4 voice in college football speaking truth.
Math makes stupid people’s heads hurt.I still don't ****ing get why people don't talk about the ****ing scoring margin. it is the biggest thing to point to, imo. CU WAS NEVER LIKE CU OF LAST YEAR. THEY IMPROVED THE SCORING MARGIN BY 4 ****ING TOUCHDOWNS A GAME. You literally can't ****ing find another team who improved that much. **** outta here, Colin, get ****ed
If they pointed that out, it would alienate a lot of people that have created a narrative that CU/CP is a major disappointment and will continue to be.I still don't ****ing get why people don't talk about the ****ing scoring margin. it is the biggest thing to point to, imo. CU WAS NEVER LIKE CU OF LAST YEAR. THEY IMPROVED THE SCORING MARGIN BY 4 ****ING TOUCHDOWNS A GAME. You literally can't ****ing find another team who improved that much. **** outta here, Colin, get ****ed
The one thing that pissed me off about this segment was when RG tried arguing with Klatt when he told him the Buffs were irrelevant and the worst team in power 5.The full segment. God bless you, Joel. A top 3-4 voice in college football speaking truth.
Nobody thinks their baby is the ugly baby.The one thing that pissed me off about this segment was when RG tried arguing with Klatt when he told him the Buffs were irrelevant and the worst team in power 5.
That would be a 4.55 40, by my quick math.
New CFB CzarIs there a reason we can't elect Klatt President?
Dang. I want a Tshirt with all that on it!!The full segment. God bless you, Joel. A top 3-4 voice in college football speaking truth.
Because few people take interest in the subject of "well, they lost, but not as badly". It's not a compelling discussion point for most anyone who isn't a CU fan digging for points of optimism.I still don't ****ing get why people don't talk about the ****ing scoring margin. it is the biggest thing to point to, imo. CU WAS NEVER LIKE CU OF LAST YEAR. THEY IMPROVED THE SCORING MARGIN BY 4 ****ING TOUCHDOWNS A GAME. You literally can't ****ing find another team who improved that much. **** outta here, Colin, get ****ed
It's not about interest necessarily, but it's the fact that nobody watched 2022 CU and even the CFB analysts, outside of Klatt, truly know how terrible they were. They see CU at 1-11 and Northwestern at 1-11 and believe they were in the same situation when in reality, CU's margin of loss was literally twice Northwestern's.Because few people take interest in the subject of "well, they lost, but not as badly". It's not a compelling discussion point for most anyone who isn't a CU fan digging for points of optimism.
And Tyler Johnson is full go after being limited/unavailable during spring and PFF also really likes him too:
Should have a really upgraded interior with 2 dudes over 320lbs after having 285lb guards last year.
I'm telling you - I've said it before and I'll keep telling you - if we stay even somewhat healthy we'll be playing for a place the Big12 Championship game during November.
Bull****... we have the best receiving corp in the country
It also sets them up for promotion in the future.I really like how Prime is having various assistant coaches addressing the whole team, dealing with different detail points, leading team activities.
Partly makes sense because with his foot problems it keeps Prime off his feet and lets him focus his energies on other things. Bigger issue though is that it lets the team know that the coaching staff is on the same page, that the assistants speak for Prime and that Prime is behind the assistants.
It also creates loyalty, IMO. CU still isn't going to pay their coordinators $2m+/year like the top programs, and they likely aren't going to pay top non coordinators $1m+, but I just don't really see anyone that Prime wants to keep on staff making a lateral move like most of CU's assistants in the past.It also sets them up for promotion in the future.
Putting your underlings in the spotlight is good development and good leadership. Having people who work for you get promotions outside your organization is a reflection of great leadership.
In 5-10 years, I expect Prime's "coaching tree" to be vast.
Yeah, I don't think that will be happening. Promotions, yes. Laterals, no. They'll get more opportunity to showcase their abilities for the next level here then they will get an almost any other lateral position.It also creates loyalty, IMO. CU still isn't going to pay their coordinators $2m+/year like the top programs, and they likely aren't going to pay top non coordinators $1m+, but I just don't really see anyone that Prime wants to keep on staff making a lateral move like most of CU's assistants in the past.