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DrunkRalphie
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No, it'll be something like the fourth time it's happened.
Still a chance Henderson could go late, though.
O'Neil impressed nfl scouts this offsets on at one of those "allstar" games. May be worth a late round consideration too.
DiggerBuffs
Well-Known Member
Talent gap shows when CSU has had more guys drafted in last couple years. And early as well. They also have had I drafted guys hold on with teams. We have good coaches and why we were competitive in games we didn't have the same talent. Give MacIntyre UCLA and they truly challenge for PAC 12 last year IMO. UCLA should have beat CU by 20.
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jobuff
Club Member
...Coaching is what lost us the CSU game...
Good coaching is not enough in this conference.
I agree.
While there are always advantages that can be gained in any aspect of the organization, it's not like the other 11 teams in our conference have sub-standard coaching staffs. In fact, it may be the best collection of coaches in the nation.
Joe Theismann's Leg
Well-Known Member
It's kind of unbelievable that the Rams have had more draftable players than us in the last few years. People like to bitch that the media is unfairly biased against CU... but they've flat out sucked for a while. I hope next year we have some second day talent.
DiggerBuffs
Well-Known Member
Agree with you and Duff. This year is going to show and be crap or get off the pot since it will be a ton of Junior and Senior starters.
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For those of us who follow recruiting closely, we knew this was coming. The final 2 Hawkins classes were bad and the first Embree class (transition) was a guy taking over from a staff that had barely recruited all year. Pretty much ground zero starting in December of 2010 for the 2011 class. Then, too many of those 2011 guys had to play early so there aren't even many seniors on the 2015 team.
This season is a pretty normal roster, finally, even if it's a small senior class.
Arizona and Tennessee also had NO players drafted this year. Notre Dame had two, from a series of top 25 recruting classes. Last year it was Texas that none drafted after ten years of Top 25, often Top 10, recruiting classes.
So what is to be gleaned from all that?
So what is to be gleaned from all that?
Nothing.
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/sto...llege-sec-florida-state-washington-louisville
Perennial top 25 teams outdrafted those that weren't in the top 25 recruiting wise. Outliers exist, as always, but c'mon.
For the P12,
UO - 5
Oregon St - 5
Stanford - 6
Washington - 4
WSU - 2
Cal - 0
Total = 22
P12 South
USC - 6
UCLA - 3
Arizona - 0
CU - 0
ASU - 4
Utah - 4
Total = 17
Perennial top 25 teams outdrafted those that weren't in the top 25 recruiting wise. Outliers exist, as always, but c'mon.
For the P12,
UO - 5
Oregon St - 5
Stanford - 6
Washington - 4
WSU - 2
Cal - 0
Total = 22
P12 South
USC - 6
UCLA - 3
Arizona - 0
CU - 0
ASU - 4
Utah - 4
Total = 17
