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If Prime Were To Leave
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For sure. After winning 10+ for a few years and maybe a natty, reports (and maybe images) would surface of him drunkenly hooking up with strippers and students. This would be followed by him announcing his retirement in a tearful press conference about his deep faith, putting his family first, and needing to take the advice of his doctors about some private health issues.
If I was a Bruins fan, I'd say, "Worth it!"
That’s recency bias/beers talking.Going back and forth in this over beers with the CU fellas while watching MNF and the consensus seems be we all wouldn’t be terrible broken up about it at this point.
Pilotbuff
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I’m thinking this is the beer talking.Going back and forth in this over beers with the CU fellas while watching MNF and the consensus seems be we all wouldn’t be terrible broken up about it at this point.
There is nothing admirable here.
Yessir.
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I definitely think ya'll can hire a better coach than Prime. The problem is, will they have success? You have that weak ass recruiting map. It might be weaker post prime. The good is the NIL is at least middle of the pack for the conference. It was bottom of the league before Prime got here and the investment in it is huge. I don't see a world where you can fire Prime. I can see world where he leaves and you hire someone within to maintain most of the players or most will bail. There is no 30 player limit as there is in cfb26.
If Prime was to leave, I would hire Helow and try to keep as many defensive players as possible. Even make Brett the OC and try to keep as many offensive players as possible. You will need so much patience. Maybe 4 to 5 seasons. Considering conference alignment, Prime is just too critical till 2031.
If Prime was to leave, I would hire Helow and try to keep as many defensive players as possible. Even make Brett the OC and try to keep as many offensive players as possible. You will need so much patience. Maybe 4 to 5 seasons. Considering conference alignment, Prime is just too critical till 2031.
It’s all Generally good!
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This thread continues to devolve further and further.
UCLA has a NIL that rivals some G5s and it's expensive to run a program in LA. I don't see that job as even an average one. That's one of the worst jobs in the P4. The only thing they have is that damn recruiting map. Their alum base is weaker than schools like Oregon State and Wazzu. I don't see it for them. No lie.
Chip Kelly ran from that job. They hired Foster because all of the coaches who interviewed couldn't get none of the assurances needed. Foster basically took that job with no assurances like an idiot and got fired and now looks like a dumbass when people i spoke to say he's not a bad coach, just a bad job. UCLA always been a tough job even before NIL but now it's a dead end job. Their athletic department is bleeding money. Chip asked for assurances and he left because they couldn't do it. Bad job. Real bad job.
I take Major issue with your injection of puns here Sir!
With all due respect, there is not a colonel of truth to your accusation!
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GT has an insanely better recruiting map than CU. They recruit especially for their scheme. We recruit for the NFL. Who looks like they can play in the league.
On that note, with the current donor support and Foster being an ace with HS relations and traditional recruiting, Texas Tech would be a very scary program if they hired him back.
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CU saves a lot of recruiting budget due to the fact that Prime doesn't travel for recruiting. You hire someone, the budget massively goes up. There is a lot of expenses that you have to take into account if Prime is gone.
Cmon guys, take the puns to Private
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I don't think Prime pitch is come to CU and lose. His pitch is about winning games and development for the NFL as well as becoming a pro in life.
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They all work hard but when you lose, everyone gets questioned
You no likey BOX STATE BOYZ?!!!
JMBuffs
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At least, this time, you're drinking at an acceptable time of the dayYessir.
It's about a decade old, but this heat map from 2016 (1st graphic) which plotted the geographic origins of every FBS player in the country and was consistent over multiple years... along with this 247s map of where the top 15 recruits home towns were for 2000-2021 (2nd graphic) really drive home that CU is dead center of the "Blue Chip Desert."
CU can and has been humming when it has built the right staff to kill it with a footprint of LA/OC/SD, DFW/H-Town, and in-state I-25 corridor. But the talent concentrated in ATL greater metro and Tampa/Orlando/Miami is a flippin' bonanza if we can tap into it beyond that traditional footprint. CU requires a much larger recruiting budget and a very strategic organization & staffing to compete at the top by being a targeted national recruiting program.
This is a vibes-based recruiting operation right now, which is scary to think about what it could look like if they actually put some traditional money and effort into itIt's about a decade old, but this heat map from 2016 (1st graphic) which plotted the geographic origins of every FBS player in the country and was consistent over multiple years... along with this 247s map of where the top 15 recruits home towns were for 2000-2021 (2nd graphic) really drive home that CU is dead center of the "Blue Chip Desert."
CU can and has been humming when it has built the right staff to kill it with a footprint of LA/OC/SD, DFW/H-Town, and in-state I-25 corridor. But the talent concentrated in ATL greater metro and Tampa/Orlando/Miami is a flippin' bonanza if we can tap into it beyond that traditional footprint. CU requires a much larger recruiting budget and a very strategic organization & staffing to compete at the top by being a targeted national recruiting program.
Good point. It wont be long before we Enlist more degeneracy
Or what? Corporal punishment?
His secret heart of hearts play was likely getting his sons and company playing time on a bigger stage than Jackson State... Which is great.
Now were in the part where we need to see if he can actually do the job without the players he spent years previously developing. In my mind there is a learning curve now for CP.
I don’t think it’d Warrant something that extreme
You guys are Gunny make me ignore this thread if this keeps going
Lighten up chief.
Agreed. It was petty, officer.
