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How long until Ed McCaffrey surpasses Dave Logan?
- Thread starter Buffnik
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But Eddie Mac didn't go to CU.... So that will impact.
Instead, you should be focused in Chad Brown as the Dave Logan replacement.
When Mac was fired the first three names I heard in talk radio as replacement candidates were: Dave Logan, Gary Barnett, Chad Brown
Instead, you should be focused in Chad Brown as the Dave Logan replacement.
When Mac was fired the first three names I heard in talk radio as replacement candidates were: Dave Logan, Gary Barnett, Chad Brown
People make fun of the Dave Logan thing and the “Dave Logan should be CU’s head coach” thing is certainly ridiculous.
I, for one, think that if he had so chosen, he had the potential to be a really good college head coach. But he is making way too much money without having to pay the price one has to pay to move up through the college coaching ranks to have gone that route. He is smart and charismatic and would’ve been a good one.
I, for one, think that if he had so chosen, he had the potential to be a really good college head coach. But he is making way too much money without having to pay the price one has to pay to move up through the college coaching ranks to have gone that route. He is smart and charismatic and would’ve been a good one.
Like father, like son. Allegedly.
Mick Ronson
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shows the (ignorant) disdain the Denver/pro media has for college sport/CU sport in particular.....that it's all just some kind of semi-serious JV for super serious awesome pro sports.
edit: not often i will say something good about Dallas but years past i remember reading the Dallas Morning News in the airport and there were articles about TCU football (when they were pretty bad)....that weren't tongue-in-cheek or damning with faint praise like i was used to in the Post or RMN.....pages and pages about the Cowboys, sure, but college football could also have good, informed writing. blew my mind.
edit: not often i will say something good about Dallas but years past i remember reading the Dallas Morning News in the airport and there were articles about TCU football (when they were pretty bad)....that weren't tongue-in-cheek or damning with faint praise like i was used to in the Post or RMN.....pages and pages about the Cowboys, sure, but college football could also have good, informed writing. blew my mind.
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Maybe his feet just hurt?
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
The coverage of CU athletics locally is a complete travesty. There is plenty of room for them in the sports landscape here, but they are completely shunned.
Even CSU gets more local love than the Buffs.
BorrachoBuff
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I’m sure he is. I was referring to the rumor he steered a recruit away from CU.
Dave is a smart and motivated guy and has been very successful as a HS coach but no, he isn't and never has been close to ready to run a major college football program.
Had he gained experience at some intermediate steps he may have been a very good coach. A couple times it has been rumored that UNC was a possibility for him and that would have given him a solid introduction but as you stated he has done very well for himself without having to make the sacrifices involved in working his way into the CU HC job.
We played Valor in the playoffs his Senior year and he (obviously) went off for like 230 yards and 5 TDs with another 100 receiving and 2 TDs in a blowout win, and Christian not only went through the line to shake our players' hands, but came up to each of us coaches to say "good job" and "good luck next year". Really easy kid to root for.
CPVbuff
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Just watched Ethan Zimla tear up Michael Lynn and Carson Lee from creek from the sideline UCLA is on this kid and we do not seem to be. This could looks like a bigger version of Nate Landman. I was excited to see Alec Pell. He didn’t do much today The Valor team was intensively wellbprepared.