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CU has always attracted a good number of visiting fans from the flyover states. if you had to live in Kansas, or ****braska, or Iowa, etc. you would want to take any oppotunity to leave and spend some time where it doesn't totally suck.
I'm not following. Which concert post are you wondering how I reconcile w/ acceptance of visiting fans and enjoying road wins?
I'm not following.
I'm not a violent person, but the second push would seemingly justify a punch to the face.
there was a decent system back in day of paper tickets and cash sales on the lot ("oh, you're wearing black and gold")
I walked to the Hill after the game also after... I remembered Insomnia Cookies!
Everyone is available. Every year.
I was stuck in Sect 103, so I knew that the atmosphere would not be as good. But as one Buff fan behind me said, “this seating location is going to suck if we lose, but it’s going to be fantastic if we win.” He was right. The KSU fans around us were fine. No issues at all. That said, it’s hard to hear the band from down there, so I’ll avoid that section when buying tickets in the future. For the Baylor game we were in 107 and enjoyed those seats. Until this year, we’ve always been on the west side and would prefer to be there in the future.
There is too much focus on Shaduer, both internally and externally.
I totally disagree with this. We can be a much better running team with just a bit more focus and a quarterback who is running threat.
If we get to a bowl game, it willl kinda feel like breaking 90 in golf. It isn’t a huge achievement but it will mean we don’t completely suck.
Yeah, if the system and players on offense were entirely different, we could potentially be better. #analysis
Im saying that we have a team that can run the ball better than what they are showing under the current system. We would not be 1-5.
I disagree. The numbers mostly show that we are an average to below average rushing team, even when we make the concerted effort to run the ball the entire game. We do not have the OL personnel to be consistently effective against competent defensive teams. Part of that is because the top three OL transfers that were supposed to transform the group aren't even playing mid way through the season (Benson, Mayers and Tyler Johnson).
6-6 or 7-5 is a coaching failure IMO. I don't think anybody expected CU to come out of the OOC less than 2-1, with a possibility of 3-0. Turns out 2-1 was the correct view.
If he does, I won't be back on his side, though, just to prove him wrong about that.
It's hard to play a guy if you don't trust that he's prepared.
Even beyond the trust issue, once you compromise on that ****, rot spreads.
This has supposedly been the issue with Omarion Miller not seeing more playing time until this week as well. Tyler Johnson as well, although that one is a bit more speculation.
What's the excuse with Welch? Because everything I've heard is that he's been one of the hardest workers on the team since he arrived on campus.
Hamstring injury this weak
Bothered by the hamstring injury
Hamstring injury
