2016 was a special season. I had more fun watching football that year than I have over the past decade.
Agreed! 2016 was really great! The holiday season is always better when the buffs are winning. Other than 2016, it's been way too long.
2016 was a special season. I had more fun watching football that year than I have over the past decade.
I've been following CU football since 2013, when I moved to CO and started attending most every home game.
That year, I met at least three people at games or tailgates who told me some version of "this is bad, but its so much better than last year", as we watched the Buffs go win-less in conference play. At least one of those is a regular poster on this site.
I've watched CU rank near or below average for Pac 12 graduation rates and APR.
I've seen row after row of empty seats at what may be the most scenic stadium in all of college football.
Not winning, not graduating players, not drawing fans to the stadium. I know a lot of people say he's a good guy, which is great. I hope nothing but good things happen to him.
Fortunately, I'm lacking the context of someone who followed CU for a longer period than the MM era, but from the POV of a six year Buffs fan, HCMM is not a quality coach and I'm happy to see change on the horizon. HCMM's legacy, to me, is going winless in Pac 12 play.
Perspective, I guess. He dominated CSU. He won at Nebraska. He delivered 2016. He built out a lot that was lacking in the organization with player retention, academic support, recruiting evaluation (including transcripts) to avoid wasting time on HS & JUCO recruits who wouldn't qualify, etc. CU is now a program where a coach can win at a high clip. It wasn't that 6 years ago and the problems were about a lot more than talent.I've been following CU football since 2013, when I moved to CO and started attending most every home game.
That year, I met at least three people at games or tailgates who told me some version of "this is bad, but its so much better than last year", as we watched the Buffs go win-less in conference play. At least one of those is a regular poster on this site.
I've watched CU rank near or below average for Pac 12 graduation rates and APR.
I've seen row after row of empty seats at what may be the most scenic stadium in all of college football.
Not winning, not graduating players, not drawing fans to the stadium. I know a lot of people say he's a good guy, which is great. I hope nothing but good things happen to him.
Fortunately, I'm lacking the context of someone who followed CU for a longer period than the MM era, but from the POV of a six year Buffs fan, HCMM is not a quality coach and I'm happy to see change on the horizon. HCMM's legacy, to me, is going winless in Pac 12 play.
Boy you missed the good times of the mid 80s to mid 90s... that was FUN and seems like a lifetime ago.I've been following CU football since 2013, when I moved to CO and started attending most every home game.
That year, I met at least three people at games or tailgates who told me some version of "this is bad, but its so much better than last year", as we watched the Buffs go win-less in conference play. At least one of those is a regular poster on this site.
I've watched CU rank near or below average for Pac 12 graduation rates and APR.
I've seen row after row of empty seats at what may be the most scenic stadium in all of college football.
Not winning, not graduating players, not drawing fans to the stadium. I know a lot of people say he's a good guy, which is great. I hope nothing but good things happen to him.
Fortunately, I'm lacking the context of someone who followed CU for a longer period than the MM era, but from the POV of a six year Buffs fan, HCMM is not a quality coach and I'm happy to see change on the horizon. HCMM's legacy, to me, is going winless in Pac 12 play.
You've racked up 7,000+ posts since 2013? Damn son.I've been following CU football since 2013, when I moved to CO and started attending most every home game.
That year, I met at least three people at games or tailgates who told me some version of "this is bad, but its so much better than last year", as we watched the Buffs go win-less in conference play. At least one of those is a regular poster on this site.
I've watched CU rank near or below average for Pac 12 graduation rates and APR.
I've seen row after row of empty seats at what may be the most scenic stadium in all of college football.
Not winning, not graduating players, not drawing fans to the stadium. I know a lot of people say he's a good guy, which is great. I hope nothing but good things happen to him.
Fortunately, I'm lacking the context of someone who followed CU for a longer period than the MM era, but from the POV of a six year Buffs fan, HCMM is not a quality coach and I'm happy to see change on the horizon. HCMM's legacy, to me, is going winless in Pac 12 play.
[hangs head in shame]You've racked up 7,000+ posts since 2013? Damn son.
[hangs head in shame]
[logs out of Allbuffs]
[seeks more productive hobbies]
Always was partial to that one.W.T.T.F
Tallest midget argument.MacIntyre > Hawkins > Embree
He was a likable guy. But he struggled in a lot of areas. He's not ruthless, cold hearted, or calculating enough for P5.
He left things better than they were.
Tallest midget argument.
**** like that scares me.Ive talked to people that remember the Fairbanks era. There are a few still alive. McCartney struggled for a long time before ~1989 (2–8–1, 4–7, 1–10, 7–5, 6–6, 7–4, 8–4: 35-44, 0.443 six seasons)
In todays era we would have fired him.
Ive talked to people that remember the Fairbanks era. There are a few still alive.