Well, I am in the market for a large metal pot for gumbo...I figured it was worth a try.I get it, we all like a good bargain, but man you aren't going to get the smell of catfish out of that microwave. It's not worth it.
Well, I am in the market for a large metal pot for gumbo...I figured it was worth a try.I get it, we all like a good bargain, but man you aren't going to get the smell of catfish out of that microwave. It's not worth it.
Well, I am in the market for a large metal pot for gumbo...I figured it was worth a try.
I see what you did thereI am sure he was really trying hard. Be nice.
It’s possible to fire a bad employee without compromising your self. Just a bad look imo.I know, right?!? It’s like he didn’t even care how hard Rod was trying.
I get the feeling that our OL is going to look like world-beaters and that Rod had them mind f-ed and the transfers and everyone else can revert to the good coaching they had and just let it ripI'm sorry, but are you trash talking a player??? Sic him, Berger!
I get the feeling that our OL is going to look like world-beaters and that Rod had them mind f-ed and the transfers and everyone else can revert to the good coaching they had and just let it rip
Duff, that would be the Buff way, dysfunction of dysfunction, unlearning the uncoachingWut?
How about this. Just say “no coaching. Do what you did last year. Aaaaannnddd. Go!”I get the feeling that our OL is going to look like world-beaters and that Rod had them mind f-ed and the transfers and everyone else can revert to the good coaching they had and just let it rip
Duff, that would be the Buff way, dysfunction of dysfunction, unlearning the uncoaching
Agreed, but maybe everything uncorks. Be nice to see some guys just turn into pissed off mother f-ers and just hammer the DucksIt ain't just a coaching issue.
Dude probably recognizes nobody's gonna hire him, or buy his ****ty Blocking System, after seeing what he did to our OL. He's just padding the back account for a long, layoff.Guy is selling errrything. Has all of his appliances up for sale as well.
Even his 40 Qt stock pot?Guy is selling errrything. Has all of his appliances up for sale as well.
Yep. A professional at the level he was hired and paid to occupy does not behave like that.this is some classy **** right here. nothing screams p5 professional coach like selling your gear on facebook.
how the **** this guy got this job is a mystery wrapped in an enigma.
huuuuuge market for 3x and 4x size stuff too. genius.
before, i felt a little bad this guy lost his job, now he needs to GTFO. uh, many he can score a couple hundred bucks off the gear and washer/dryer. who the **** does this? in his position? uncoaching? unprintable ****ing absurdity.
g.t.f.o.
Yeah, I could have been clocking those ducats and sliding info to Allbuffs under a sock account. Couldn’t have made it any worse, and I coached some high school lines that collectively punched above their weight class in the highest levels of FL HS football.I don’t blame the guy. He is who he is. I do blame the ****ing idiots who thought it was a good idea to hire him, and didn’t recognize two ****ing years ago what a massive mistake it was.
This just keeps getting more ridiculous.
Yes?If the OL starts playing competently, what does that say?
1) That Vlachos is a decent coach and just needed his break?
A) that KD is a fool for hiring Rod in the first place, compounding the problem by waiting so long to kick him to the curb?
I’m actually a little excited to see what, if anything, Vlachos can do. This could be his big break if he can help squeeze another 2-3 wins out of the season.
The standard practice for fixing a problem at CU seems to be to throw money at the problem instead of trying to figure out what the problem really is. Yes, sometimes it’s money, but often it’s something different.Hard to bitch about not having enough budget when you waste the money you're given in ways the average fan knew was stupid.
Like water bottles. We're talking about water bottles, right?The standard practice for fixing a problem at CU seems to be to throw money at the problem instead of trying to figure out what the problem really is. Yes, sometimes it’s money, but often it’s something different.
That's what I used to call dating.Probably panicked about settling into his CO lifestyle after last year, thinking if he pulled the wool over everyone after only one season. Now being canned, no way he was going to afford the new digs and appliances. Fire sale, and head south?
He invested it all in crawdad futures, so things are a bit lean until that pays off.Probably panicked about settling into his CO lifestyle after last year, thinking if he pulled the wool over everyone after only one season. Now being canned, no way he was going to afford the new digs and appliances. Fire sale, and head south?
This is why RG has been totally 100% negligent in doing his job. He ****ed up HCMM's buyout and we way overpaid for that. He allowed dip**** Jim Leavitt to sit around trying to unseat HCMM in what was a very awkward situation that RG should have figured out much quicker (he eventually did and realized Leavitt was an asshole). He's been somehow manipulated by Coach Chev for 5 years despite little production from the guy outside of being a decent WR coach.And he got played by Mel, then panicked (most importantly). The hiring of KD is not how professional ADs go about hiring a head football coach.Honestly, does anyone think that coachSled would have turned down this job if we offered him $100k? He was a failing HS coach. This was his chance to get back to the show.
Does anyone think Dorrell would have walked away if we offered him $1.5M/year? The guy just built a house in Boulder and was a struggling position coach for a bad NFL team.
It's crazy. No one else wanted these guys yet we backed up the truck for their contracts.