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Ladies and gentlemen, the Prime effect

ladyblaise said:
CU will keep him as long as it takes for him to finish the project, and we can hope that the next challenge is satisfied by becoming an AD and mentoring coaches that provide opportunity to athletes.
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I have a strong feeling that one of his missions is to win the NC, then grow a huge coaching tree for all the AA coaches who want to climb the coaching ladder. He might want to become the Saban for AA coaches. Instead of an AD.

Whether he views CU as the long term fit or not, I don't know. But if he wants, he can definitely do it here.
 
Duff Man said:
That took a turn to one of the most honest (if not flawed) answers to a complex question that I heard in a long time.
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Yea, that was jarring AF. The honesty made the disappointment in humanity I felt after that moment of clarity even worse.

Edit: and yea, it felt more and more surreal/fake as it went on.
 
jaybird said:
YES. That is when is stopped it.
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Pretty sure that was as real as the bit on Seacrest's morning show where the unsuspecting husband sends roses to his mistress.
 
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I'm not sure if it was plant job.

I kind of think that once 'Jeff' was cornered in the conversation, he tried to do a soft troll job, like, " oh you got me; I'm so white and I'm going to talk about the whitest sports" but it came off sounding ironically true. I think Jeff genuinely does not like to see black people succeed in coaching.
 
Jello Bear said:
I'm not sure if it was plant job.

I kind of think that once 'Jeff' was cornered in the conversation, he tried to do a soft troll job, like, " oh you got me; I'm so white and I'm going to talk about the whitest sports" but it came off sounding ironically true. I think Jeff genuinely does not like to see black people succeed in coaching.
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Maybe read a little bit about the host (Tariq Nasheed) and ask yourself, "Why would a white supremacist from Southern Indiana call Tariq Nasheed to admit how insecure his racism makes him feel?"

The homophobic comments are another giveaway.
 
In general, Prime CU will have a massive national fan base. The haters will at least double or triple the fans, but they'll all tune in.

As far as the "Black America's Team" thing: my observation with black folks interacting with me online or initiating conversation IRL when I'm wearing Buffs gear is that this seems true. But don't make the mistake that it's monolithic. There are also a lot of black folks who hate CP & CU. Mainly, it seems either they are of the opinion that he did HBCUs wrong by leaving or they have a big issue with how he perpetuates the hip hop culture they believe is a negative image.

Anyway, absolute lightening rod that is compelling theater with a lot of emotion and charged cultural issues which transcends major college football.
 
Coach is going to build a mother ****ing dynasty here. He is a disruptor and is in process of changing cfb forever. I am here for all of it. Doing good and moving things forward while kicking ass and taking names is the best of us and of CU and the whole ****ing landscape of ball.

We believe and thanks for believing in us, Coach.
 
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