You would lose that bet. There's a reason that most FCS guys are playing in FCS.
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Deion Sanders - HC Jackson State
- Thread starter Buffnik
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Wrong.
1. Our academics would get bent by any attention given to the athletic department that is over and above the attention that they receive.
2. They then use the inevitable misbehaving athlete, whose misbehavior is no worse than a typical misbehaving undergraduate as reason to label the athletic department as generally misbehaving.
Nm
1990-2003
That may be the part we don't like. He's pretty much told his assistants to stick with him and trust him, they did, and he's said in interviews that part of his motivation to leave JSU is to get them paid.
Ask Gary Barnett what he thinks
Do you know Phil?
His defensive coordinator has quite the resume actually.
Ask a old man what he thinks about a time two decades ago when he mismanaged personnel?! LOL dude. You’re delusional. Academics at Colorado don’t care about the sports teams. Yeah, if coaches are hosting illicit parties, you’ll get criticized. That’s what happens you screw up in a high profile position: people scrutinize you.
I've always loved Brewster as a TE Coach, too.
He and his ilk are what I am talking about. I can’t believe you are defending them
OTOH, the OC's resume is really light.
You mean ask a guy who was recruiting the way every other P5 team was recruiting, and than had to face Bull**** charges?
You fundamentally misunderstand who controls CU
Yeah I went through them earlier today. About half are light. Guys who followed him from his HS staff or he knew from the NFL or had a couple years at a HBCU.
I think that alone would disqualify him if he wanted to bring the majority of his staff.
So, let’s be clear about what you’re saying: tough, disciplinarian Deion Sanders would upset the academics at Colorado for getting attention. Somehow, this correlates to Gary Barnett facing scrutiny for recruiting with sex parties.
What I’m saying is that a person with Sanders’ temperament would likely be welcomed in Colorado since he’s a disciplinarian who holds his people to a high standard.
Your agenda is not helpful.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
I feel the need to point out that we’re talking about a potential HC who was a high school OC 2 seasons ago and has all of 28 games total experience as a college football coach, but we’re worried his staff might be a little light on experience?
If you’re trusting your program to a guy with a coaching resume as light as Deion, then you have to jus trust him and take the good with the bad.
My agenda is:
1. CU football in the top 25 consistently
2. CU academics in the 10-20 public university rankings.
3. World domination
I believe that our academics would resent the attention that Deon receives.
I think he would be great for Colorado as a coach, as a mentor and as a promoter of our program.
Your desire to mold every discussion into something political and then defend our obviously mediocre administration is annoying.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
I think I really wanted Brewster to replace Bernardi in 2017 and then again in 2018. There was talk about needing someone who could serve as a program executive and command respect when MacIntyre was busy promoting his COY award stuff. Seems sooooooo long ago now, but I can imagine him serving a similar role for a HC with tons of demands on his time and a less experienced offensive staff.
And his kids went to Mullen and maybe played for Logan? So some Colorado roots there.
I have heard enough rumors and have witnessed enough behavior to believe that our leadership does not support our athletics.
Buffnik, stated that Prime upsets traditionalists whites. I agree and I think they (our leadership) would have problems with the attention that he gets.