We need to build a program, not fire another coach. College FB sees CU as a graveyard for coaches and a dysfunctional program> Firing KD would just add to that.
Can you imagine a recruit reading Allbuffs? They'd want to stay away for sure.
IMO, if the regents have a voice, KD stays. Jumping ship from the B12, spending a fortune to preen for the P12, then having our "partners" jump ship - a wet dream for football haters,
Going winless again next year under Dorrell would certainly provide consistency.
Your argument might have some merit if the team was remotely improving or recruiting was improving. Neither is true. In fact, there is not a shred of evidence that Karl Dorrell is even a marginally qualified coach. Let me, again for the 12th time, recount his career in positions of authority.
At CU, he was OC under Neuheisel where he inherited a terrific team, which quickly started to deteriorate on offense under his watch. The talent was so good, it somewhat masked how bad he was. The deterioration was there, and anyone watching CU post McCartney could absolutely sense the program was headed in the wrong direction.
When Neuheisel jumped ship to UW (in part because he was on the hot seat at CU), he brought Dorrell with him as OC. He was terrible, and Neuheisel quietly forced him out because they were friends and teammates from UCLA. Dorrell had a relatively soft landing as an NFL position coach, keeping his resume in tack.
He was then given his next leadership position at UCLA, where he inherited a ton of talent. Those rosters were stocked with NFL talent, which he parlayed into highly mediocre seasons. The UCLA beat writers to this day insist his bowl record at UCLA was one of the biggest mirages in college football. He was soon fired. All of these writers warned us that Dorrell would be historically awful when CU hired him in 2020.
After another stint as a position coach, Dorrell’s next leadership opportunity is OC at Vanderbilt where he produced one of the worst offenses in Vanderbilt history, and he was fired after a single abysmal year.
At CU, the 2020 4-0 start was largely due to the fact that he couldn’t actually install anything new, and relied mostly on the schemes in place. Since that time, he’s hardly won a game.
His hiring of assistants has been awful. He has hired one terrible coach after another. OL Coach Rodrigue, OC Sanford, and DC Wilson have all been lambasted as bad hires, and the results speak for themselves.
Karl Dorrell is probably a nice guy. I think he is a dutiful soldier that makes a good position coach. But that is his ceiling.
He needs to go. Today.