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***OFFICIAL 2019 CU FOOTBALL FALL CAMP THREAD***
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Yeah. That balloon boy hoax thing was bull ****!
Buffalewd
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I think we will see a much different philosophy here. His coaching background is much different. If the Buffs can score 50, 60 points this Friday, I think HCMT will be happy to stand on the sidelines and watch it happen.
somebody
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He'll have backups in doing it, getting sorely needed game experience.
I like everything MT says. He sounds focused. He sounds calm. He sounds organized. He sounds like he has a plan and knows how to implement it. He sounds great!!
But you know what they say about “saying and doing.” He’s still relying on the players to implement the plan. Can they? Will they?
But you know what they say about “saying and doing.” He’s still relying on the players to implement the plan. Can they? Will they?
chitownbuff
Club Member
Glenbuff95
Full grown idot
Game Day Pole:
Would you rather go to a bowl game and lose to both CSU & NEB -or- Beat CSU & NEB and not go to a bowl game?
Maybe you all will give me enough responses to get me through the next 9 freaking hours before game time
Would you rather go to a bowl game and lose to both CSU & NEB -or- Beat CSU & NEB and not go to a bowl game?
Maybe you all will give me enough responses to get me through the next 9 freaking hours before game time
Big Jim
WTF?
Game Day Pole:
Would you rather go to a bowl game and lose to both CSU & NEB -or- Beat CSU & NEB and not go to a bowl game?
Maybe you all will give me enough responses to get me through the next 9 freaking hours before game time
Bowl game
We beat CSU and Nebraska last year and missed a bowl game. Last year sucked balls. Of course we would ALL rather lose those two and be in a bowl game.
nannybumpkins
Well-Known Member
Bowl gameGame Day Pole:
Would you rather go to a bowl game and lose to both CSU & NEB -or- Beat CSU & NEB and not go to a bowl game?
Maybe you all will give me enough responses to get me through the next 9 freaking hours before game time
Have to take the bowl game. As much as it would befuddle me to have at least 6 wins on the schedule that don't include the goats or the corn, you have to take the post season money/exposure/prestige.Game Day Pole:
Would you rather go to a bowl game and lose to both CSU & NEB -or- Beat CSU & NEB and not go to a bowl game?
Maybe you all will give me enough responses to get me through the next 9 freaking hours before game time
Of course you never want to lose to them, but you'll take a bowl game. /thread
No one WANTS to lose to the corn, but I think most would accept it if it meant at least 6 wins and a bowl game.
Losing seasons are unacceptable. Full stop.
Fixed.
Why make up stupid ****ty-but-so-so situation vs. ****ty-but-so-so situation theoretical questions like this?
OOC games count toward bowl eligibility which is the primary goal every season, so you should care about them.
Championships - conference and national - should be the goal, not bowls. CU could go 3-6 in conference and make a bowl!?!?! Wow.
I surely hope MT did not set bowl eligibility as a primary goal for this team.
Bowl smowl.
You have to start somewhere.
Rick George set bowl eligibility as the baseline goal each and every year. You should know this. You were the one who kept harping on Rick George's strategic vision and goals that he set for the football program last offseason.
clutch299
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Bowl eligibility leads to more practices for the players, gifts for the players, additional revenue for the football program, additional exposure, which leads to better recruiting, a more conditioned and better prepared football team which leads to better seasons in the future which leads to championships. Bowl eligibility should be the goal for this team until we can actually string together two bowl years in a row. Then, I agree with you that championships should be the end goal, but you can't put the cart before the horse.
I see where it says win a P12 championship. Maybe I’m not looking at the correct section
Yep. That was in year 3, iirc. I think you're deliberately being obtuse here. Regardless, if National Championship is your goal, you better care about OOC because that's the only way that goal is a reality.
That’s not the way the goal is stated. It says win a championship in a three year window, nothing about bowl eligibility. Again, unless we are looking at different plans.
I like the way OOC schedules are emerging in CFB. They matter now to some teams, but not many teams, on the national level.
From the plan... See "Check Point 1.4.1" below... Again, their baseline goal is to receive a bowl bid every single year in football, which means OOC matters to meet those goals. Obviously the time frame on these goals should probably be pushed back to starting in 2019.
- Win Pac 12 Championship in Football between 2019 and 2021
- Receive at least 1 NY Six bowl Bid in Football between 2019 and 2021
- Receive a Bowl Bid every year in Football between 2019 and 2021
Thanks. Will be interesting to see if he provides a revision. Go to bowl is indeed on there. Kinda down the list, but good place to start, I guess. More practices would be nice.