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'22 CO RB Gavin Sawchuk (Signed to Oklahoma)
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Robert Sorell
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Seems ill advised to go to a school that gives you a tiny novelty football.
Oklahoma
Guess education wasn't that important.
OU is a very solid school. This sounds like sour grapes to me.
I think Medford was referencing Bread’s comment from yesterday.
A. Not the #1 RB in country, Sorry, folks. Just isn't.
2. Was never going to CU.
C. Will probably do well at OU as a 3rd down, change of pace Back. Will never be THE GUY.
All that said, OU doesn't bother me so good luck to the kid.
Sorry he stole your girl
At the end of the day, a lot of kids who visit Stanford don't actually get thru the process of having a committable offer from Stanford. Or perhaps school wasn't the most important thing in his decision. Seems like another RB from his high school did pretty good at Stanford, but that was a different era. Certainly will be interested to see how he develops at OU and how they use him.
I think the toughest issue for most of us is that there was a time when this kid, and pretty much every blue chip in Colorado, would have CU near the top of his list. It’s a hard pill to swallow that we aren’t even being considered for some of these guys.
True. It is hard to watch.
It will never completely change but guarantee that if CU won 30+ games in a 3 year span we would see a lot more of these kids willing to stay home.
Right now from a football standpoint what does CU have to offer (other than early playing time because we aren't any good?)
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
CU could never keep a coach who won 30 games in 3 years.
If the admin actually cared we could easily. Win like that and Colorado sports fans are frontrunners. The stadium would be full and donations would be there. With even competitive salaries and a friendly administration CU would be a great place to coach for an extended time. Look at Tad.
All it would take is an administration that cared about winning.
You are right. No chance.
Free visit. Clout boost. Not coming here.
Wait. Is he still signed to OU or not?
I'm confused.
His younger brother. Wrong thread
Gabe is Gavin's little bro. Not sure why this was dumped in Gavin's thread.