He was back at BSU today for a meeting with Andy Avalos this afternoon.Holy ****. I'd call it a season after that.
Why isn't he in Boulder for a meeting with Deion Sanders this afternoon?He was back at BSU today for a meeting with Andy Avalos this afternoon.
Boise is where his business is located. He gets a lot more ROI investing his business capital advertising there than in Boulder.Why isn't he in Boulder for a meeting with Deion Sanders this afternoon?
Sounds like expansion to Boulder is prudentBoise is where his business is located. He gets a lot more ROI investing his business capital advertising there than in Boulder.
He awaits your capital investmentSounds like expansion to Boulder is prudent
He awaits your capital investment
“I watched it again, so you don’t have to.”i rewatched the second half and last ~5 mins of the first today. this was so close to being a simple win.
travis was destroyed on his first catch of second half and limping / asking to get out of the game. he didnt play the next drive on defense until the second goal line snap. he missed a bunch of tackles the rest of the way just on short distance quickness that when healthy he makes. the slow change of direction on the 60 yd touchdown was clearly fatigue/ lack of explosiveness. he was immense as a receiver but i wonder if his worth to this roster is much greater at CB and with his exhaustion we would've been better off using omarion miller at WR and resting him to focus on defense. he missed a few tackles you'd expect him to make, but he was quick to the ball and played better than the others. the OT touchdown was ridiculous, but i wonder if he wasnt so exhausted he might have seen the ball or fought harder on that play? not saying he lost the game at all, but he was doing too much after three weeks off from game fitness.
the confusion on the DL in goalline situations was inexcusable, but i think the narrative about using our timeouts too early last week made the coaching staff and players scared to call a TO when they were clearly losing composure or had the wrong personnel on the field. stoutmire was getting torched but the PI against him when he was face guarding on the right sideline was soooo soft. he barely touched the receiver and the pass hit him low on the back. it was not PI. at the end of the first half and start of second Cormani was in and battling. had a couple of tough tackles even though it seems he needs 10-15 lbs of bulk.
the refs were ridiculous. aforementioned PI on Stoutmire was soft, but there were 3-4 more intrusive actions by Stanford on our receivers that went uncalled. Mikey in the endzone (PI on travis called the next play), etc. but we also had a bunch of mental failures... the 3rd string RT Harden had back to back penalties at the end of the first half that cost us 3 points. the travis personal foul was an inflection point for sure. and the 12 men penalties cost us time and points.
we actually ran the ball more than i remembered in the second half. alton mccaskill had back to back first downs in the third quarter. one was a tough 3rd down 1 yard gain, the next downs he fought for a 4 yard gain. the failure in the run game seemed like running hank on the 2nd down in the second OT. that made too much pressure on third down and Shedeur made a very bad decision.
honestly it feels like any single one of those changed the final score is reversed. even knowing the final result i didnt feel doom as i watched it. with more awareness from the coaches i think this ends with a 20 point win. that's a lot of words for saying that i am drinking the kool aid
Looks like you have disappeared again with a bad loss. Not surprising in the least - a long-time frontrunner.So much fun to be on this side of a game like this.
My thought since before the season even started. Sure, throw him out there for some key Offesnive plays, whether he’s targeted or not, changes the mind frame of the defense. But every play is too much.i rewatched the second half and last ~5 mins of the first today. this was so close to being a simple win.
travis was destroyed on his first catch of second half and limping / asking to get out of the game. he didnt play the next drive on defense until the second goal line snap. he missed a bunch of tackles the rest of the way just on short distance quickness that when healthy he makes. the slow change of direction on the 60 yd touchdown was clearly fatigue/ lack of explosiveness. he was immense as a receiver but i wonder if his worth to this roster is much greater at CB and with his exhaustion we would've been better off using omarion miller at WR and resting him to focus on defense. he missed a few tackles you'd expect him to make, but he was quick to the ball and played better than the others. the OT touchdown was ridiculous, but i wonder if he wasnt so exhausted he might have seen the ball or fought harder on that play? not saying he lost the game at all, but he was doing too much after three weeks off from game fitness.
the confusion on the DL in goalline situations was inexcusable, but i think the narrative about using our timeouts too early last week made the coaching staff and players scared to call a TO when they were clearly losing composure or had the wrong personnel on the field. stoutmire was getting torched but the PI against him when he was face guarding on the right sideline was soooo soft. he barely touched the receiver and the pass hit him low on the back. it was not PI. at the end of the first half and start of second Cormani was in and battling. had a couple of tough tackles even though it seems he needs 10-15 lbs of bulk.
the refs were ridiculous. aforementioned PI on Stoutmire was soft, but there were 3-4 more intrusive actions by Stanford on our receivers that went uncalled. Mikey in the endzone (PI on travis called the next play), etc. but we also had a bunch of mental failures... the 3rd string RT Harden had back to back penalties at the end of the first half that cost us 3 points. the travis personal foul was an inflection point for sure. and the 12 men penalties cost us time and points.
we actually ran the ball more than i remembered in the second half. alton mccaskill had back to back first downs in the third quarter. one was a tough 3rd down 1 yard gain, the next downs he fought for a 4 yard gain. the failure in the run game seemed like running hank on the 2nd down in the second OT. that made too much pressure on third down and Shedeur made a very bad decision.
honestly it feels like any single one of those changed the final score is reversed. even knowing the final result i didnt feel doom as i watched it. with more awareness from the coaches i think this ends with a 20 point win. that's a lot of words for saying that i am drinking the kool aid