I would pay to see that. I sometimes wonder if that wouldn’t be a better system. Coaches tend to overthink things
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#Fire Coach Dorrell
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Medford M.
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Not to the point that every single play is obviously designed to go to them.
Defense was completely unprepared
Yep. Hes been trashing KD for as long as they’ve been doing that podcast. Long before RG hired KD.
I feel foolish for feeling a little bit of cautious optimism for KD. It was all there in black and white right from the start. I don't like feeling foolish.
Serious question: What would a win against USC, scoring 30+, do for your perception and opinion on Dorrell and staff?
It would add to my utter confusion related to their abilities.
Bliff Cranch
Well-Known Member
Would depend on how it’s accomplished. If USC turns the ball over 4 times in their territory, CU gets a punt return for TD, then I’d say not much other than good fortune. If CU pounds USC at the line of scrimmage and gets 200yds running and 250yds through the air, then I’d give Dorrell and co a nod and hope they’ve had an epiphany.
my perception would be suspect, since I'd be deliriously drunk.
I concur.
Not much because I could almost guarantee we would come out against UA and lose, so...
I concur.
Were you in Toledo?
Would he admit it if he were?
I think we may have isolated the problem...
I would have my game day beverage tested for hallucinogens
Unless it was followed up with something positive, and something positive in recruiting, a victory over USC is just a watered down version of Hawk's victory over Oklahoma.
I imagine they would be likely to beat Arizona coming off a bye and stand at 3-3 after six games, though, and if they are able to "figure it out" against USC, I feel as though it would kind of change the narrative a bit. Let's be honest, at the beginning of the season, if someone said CU would be 3-3 after the first 6 games, I think most would have taken it, especially if that meant 2-1 in conference play.
Honestly, a loss by USC likely tells me more about USC than Colorado. It probably means that a disheartened USC flat out quit.
I picked us to win 4 games. 3-3 would be astounding.
We will not be 3-3. We will be lucky to be 2-4. I'd be shocked if we are favored against Zona.
I'd tell Kate Beckinsale we needed to take a quick pause from our 30-hour, cocaine-fueled, sex romp, and tip my cap to Mr. Dorrell.
I’d wonder where that was against Minnesota and ASU. I have very serious doubts that any kind of meaningful game prep went into the Minnesota game. If they all of the sudden start doing actual game prep, that would be great, but I wonder why it took this long.
I wonder if that mother****er is wearing a wig. Maybe, he'd let me borrow it for a few days.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
RG probably gives Dorrell an extension and we go from pleasantly surprised to outrage again.
Umm, no that's not me. I have thinning hair, I'm not a ****ing cue ball. Or, would it be an eight ball. I dgaf, I have hair.This you?
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