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CU officially hires Mel Tucker as new Head Football Coach

FlatironsBuff said:
Excellent. Just to be sure I looked that up, and guess what the first result was? (Only result).
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Awesome.

When i was a CS student, there were nerds who played a game where the chilallenge was to find the shortest phrase that returned exactly one result in a google search. This would've won a few sessions.
 
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Buffnik said:
Good read: https://theshadowleague.com/mel-tucker-is-a-steal-for-colorado-university-football/

Mel Tucker Is A Steal For The University Of Colorado

Colorado just made the steal of the college football season by hiring Georgia DC Mel Tucker.
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The only thing I didn’t like, a small thing, was “he temporarily gave up his NFL dream.” On the one hand, if its still a dream, then transform CU into a powerhouse and get an NFL gig. On the other, I don’t really want to be a stop over resume opportunity. I hope he comes here, builds a winning program and falls head over heels in love with Boulder and Colorado.
 
DBT said:
The only thing I didn’t like, a small thing, was “he temporarily gave up his NFL dream.” On the one hand, if its still a dream, then transform CU into a powerhouse and get an NFL gig. On the other, I don’t really want to be a stop over resume opportunity. I hope he comes here, builds a winning program and falls head over heels in love with Boulder and Colorado.
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That would be ideal, but unlikely. As Duff has said many times, most jobs are stepping stone jobs.
 
I don’t know who it is at CU but they’ve been there a long time and institutionalized this bizarre operating model. They make it very very hard to care about the place at times, and that’s the damn truth.
 
DBT said:
The only thing I didn’t like, a small thing, was “he temporarily gave up his NFL dream.” On the one hand, if its still a dream, then transform CU into a powerhouse and get an NFL gig. On the other, I don’t really want to be a stop over resume opportunity. I hope he comes here, builds a winning program and falls head over heels in love with Boulder and Colorado.
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Just wish the writer hadn't hit the race issue so hard - I like sports because it lets me forget people who obsess over arbitrary categories. Good coach is a good coach, end of story. Numbers and conduct speak for themselves. That's all I'll say, let's get back to talking about football.
 
Ralfie said:
Just wish the writer hadn't hit the race issue so hard - I like sports because it lets me forget people who obsess over arbitrary categories. Good coach is a good coach, end of story. Numbers and conduct speak for themselves. That's all I'll say, let's get back to talking about football.
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Well, my impression is that The Shadow League’s mission is to promote blacks in athletics. So their position makes sense and they make a lot of valid points.
 
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