spell it out for me, not sure I get the point? lol
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CU Buffs hire former Minnesota OC Mike Sanford as their new OC
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Rick George is incompetent.
Karl Dorrell is a horrible college head coach.
Look up the phrase “blind leading the blind” in the Google machine. It describes the scenario outlined about Rick George leading the line in hiring an OC instead of Karl Dorrell leading the hiring.
did I need to use the sarcasm font?
i don't think rg is incompetent. i think kd can be successful here.
we have seen head coaches and assistants leave here since the 2002 self imposed death penalty. many have been very successful. the prior ad hired a guy at cincinnati who everyone wants, a guy at usc who everyone wants, and a guy at CU who delivered the only good season in 2 decades DESPITE everything wrong.
this AD hired mel tucker and in one season tucker showed the upside of the program IF it is allowed to succeed.
we can plug in new ADs and new head coaches and nothing is going to change without support, across the board.
look at what wilcox just asked for at Cal. He didn't even seek a big raise. he wanted a bigger salary pool and better support.
recovery is achievable and this program can be great again, but without the will, it is going to take blind ass random lightning strike miracles.
or, as saban says: TRUST THE PROCESS.
i hate everything.
we have seen head coaches and assistants leave here since the 2002 self imposed death penalty. many have been very successful. the prior ad hired a guy at cincinnati who everyone wants, a guy at usc who everyone wants, and a guy at CU who delivered the only good season in 2 decades DESPITE everything wrong.
this AD hired mel tucker and in one season tucker showed the upside of the program IF it is allowed to succeed.
we can plug in new ADs and new head coaches and nothing is going to change without support, across the board.
look at what wilcox just asked for at Cal. He didn't even seek a big raise. he wanted a bigger salary pool and better support.
recovery is achievable and this program can be great again, but without the will, it is going to take blind ass random lightning strike miracles.
or, as saban says: TRUST THE PROCESS.
i hate everything.
Yes.
You’re hilarious.
Seems like they should have interns or new hires that keep the website accurate. It's a dream, I know.
We all know that Lance Carl is in charge of all hiring.... duh. (no sarcasm font btw).
i have been told that affirmations help avoid negativity. thus, i find a reason to believe.
Have another cocktail.i have been told that affirmations help avoid negativity. thus, i find a reason to believe.
We all have our ways of checking out to dull the pain. I'm not here to judge. I'm just here for the shared pain.
That's not Karl, that's Bob Lopez. Karl has Bob for that.
Dull Karl trying to logon to the transfer portal
SeanMSan
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Dull Karl trying to logon to the transfer portal
once the football and AD staff get frustrated enough with modern technology…
That’s a lot of mustard! For an assistant at, like, csu.
Stop bumping this thread. That drives people crazy when there's no news.
And his great grandfather is from Nebraska.
In full knowledge that this will generate snark...
While I agree that "Boulder & The Flatirons" is way overplayed in relation to recruiting (it's only an "all other things being equal" type advantage), I think it's different for coaches.
That town, those views, the weather, surrounding activities, the campus, proximity to a major city - all of that makes it ideal for an adult whether single, raising a family, empty nesting or heading into retirement. It is a real advantage for recruiting coaches (just need to overcome the cost-of-living challenge).
While I agree that "Boulder & The Flatirons" is way overplayed in relation to recruiting (it's only an "all other things being equal" type advantage), I think it's different for coaches.
That town, those views, the weather, surrounding activities, the campus, proximity to a major city - all of that makes it ideal for an adult whether single, raising a family, empty nesting or heading into retirement. It is a real advantage for recruiting coaches (just need to overcome the cost-of-living challenge).
I can't wait for CU to announce it with a NYE news dump.
P5 coaching salaries should nullify any cost of living concerns in, or near, Boulder.
Quick search says average assistant coach salary in Pac12 is > $400k.
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