Neither are we.They aren't still paying off the buyout of the previous two coaches.
Neither are we.They aren't still paying off the buyout of the previous two coaches.
I believe that there were several factors at play in this, but a lot of it stems from what's a near obsession with veteran upperclassmen getting to start and play almost all the snaps.He did that so that all the players that follow him would see it. So is 5-7 really the result of a bunch of unmotivated bad apples?
Of all the names I heard thrown around, I wonder if we will see Gary Barnett in any capacity moving forward...
I wouldn’t mind seeing Barnett in the sidelines again. He was always solid.
I’m so confused
Yeah, advocating bringing back a guy to coach that has been out of the profession for 12 years will make anyone confused.
The answer to those questions is No, IMO. JMac will be a Sr. next year, so get ready to see a lot of him.Were Fields, Ross and Bobo ever at risk to lose their starting jobs or even a lot of snaps to Winfree, Shenault and Nixon? Did Gamboa have to worry about Landman breathing down his neck? Was McCartney every in a position of needing to perform or see Callier & Sparaco take his minutes? Did any vet on the OL lose a minute of sleep in concern that the redshirt might be pulled off Grant Polley or Will Sherman to insert them into a starting role? Was Frazier fighting off Poplawski to keep his minutes? Did Bisharat and Lindsay's other backups ever feel a threat that Fontenot would be inserted this season? Did Laguda or Moeller ever worry that he might lose snaps to one of the younger guys - even a guy like Miller getting run at CB with Wigley moving over to Safety or Buff?
The answer to those questions is No, IMO. JMac will be a Sr. next year, so get ready to see a lot of him.
Except as a blocker. He’s woefully undersized and gets blown up regularly.I hope we see quite a bit of JMac. He is effective.
Except as a blocker. He’s woefully undersized and gets blown up regularly.
I am not saying he isn't, but for my money, Shenault, Winfree and Nixon should see the field long before JMac. Ento and Huntley look like better players too, but have not shown what JMac has.I hope we see quite a bit of JMac. He is effective.
No disagreement.Perfect as a third down option though.
Welker-ish, and not just skin color.Perfect as a third down option though.
I am not saying he isn't, but for my money, Shenault, Winfree and Nixon should see the field long before JMac. Ento and Huntley look like better players too, but have not shown what JMac has.
I am not saying he isn't, but for my money, Shenault, Winfree and Nixon should see the field long before JMac. Ento and Huntley look like better players too, but have not shown what JMac has.
Yes. If they can produce. But here is a case where JMac has been pretty good and has shown he is a valuable player.Would you put players in the game instead of your bosses son?
fwiw, I had more confidence in JMac out of the slot than I did Ross this year. And I liked Winfree better than both of them.I hope we see quite a bit of JMac. He is effective.
**** Leavitt, we need a clean program and JL isn't being offered HC jobs anywhere for good reasons.George could have sent Mac packing and hired Leavitt. Instead he chose to double down so we are stuck with this bs for a few more years.
We dont let just anyone in anymore. We dont hold special classes in the AD building for football players like the SEC does. We cant control Boulder PD (Baylor) or even CUPD for that matter.
He’s got great physical tools, when he applies himself, but I don’t think he’s mentally there, nor will be.Winfree Ento Shenault Nixon Jmac
An upperclassmen QB who CAN be special despite all the hate he gets on here. I think he is going to be good this next season and very good his senior year!
To answer the original post — NO. We do not fire HCMM. He has raised the expectation bar and pulled us out of the mire from the previous two coaches. Now, it is HCMM’s job to live up to the new expectations he has created for himself. This is in line with ADRG’s vision board/goals for the football program that he released earlier this year.
However, HCMM has one more year to prove that he can get it done. ADRG should get to fund raising for a buyout if HCMM doesn’t live up to certain criteria: 7+ wins, gains in recruiting, scrubbing dead weight off of coaching staff, improving S&C, etc.
As it stands, we are distinct from other P5 programs in that our university/state is not all in on college football. We don’t have a vast array of gazillionaire donors who are willing to pony up for eight figure buyouts. Our Athletic Department has been walking on egg shells since right after Barnett was on the sidelines. The Tumpkin episode had a chance to be much worse than it was. Luckily, ADRG navigated it well enough to keep the ship sailing. He used substantial political capital to keep the party moving.
If Ole Piss or any another school wants HCMM, we’ll happily release him immediately and accept their blood money to take him off our hands. Otherwise, HCMM is an employee of the University of Colorado who has A LOT of work to do in recruiting a new & improved staff and Prime Time Players.