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Official 2020 Fall Camp Thread

Jalapeno said:
What opposing defender wants to deal with Noyer? Hope they teach the RBs some run blocking...those wildcat plays will be 🔥.

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Colorado backup QB levels defender after INT - ESPN Video

Colorado's Sam Noyer is initially called for targeting, but eventually overturned after his makes a questionable hit on Kedron Williams while returning an interception.
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Like Bobo's one handed catch at Oregon, Witherspoon's pick at Oregon, or Viska's game winning catch at the Nubs, when I think of Noyer that will always be the first thing that comes to mind!
 
manhattanbuf said:
As position coaches? Sure.
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Well, I’m not advocating, but it seems like better options would’ve been:

1) Dorrell HC, Langsdorf OC/QB
2) Dorrell HC, Chev OC/QB and let him have complete autonomy on the offense
3) Chev HC, someone he wants as OC/QB coach

They say the relationship is working great, so let’s hope that’s the case. I have my doubts.
 
Creebuzz said:
Well, I’m not advocating, but it seems like better options would’ve been:

1) Dorrell HC, Langsdorf OC/QB
2) Dorrell HC, Chev OC/QB and let him have complete autonomy on the offense
3) Chev HC, someone he wants as OC/QB coach

They say the relationship is working great, so let’s hope that’s the case. I have my doubts.
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I assume you mean this configuration assuming we have these specific people at the helm.
 
Creebuzz said:
Well, I’m not advocating, but it seems like better options would’ve been:

1) Dorrell HC, Langsdorf OC/QB
2) Dorrell HC, Chev OC/QB and let him have complete autonomy on the offense
3) Chev HC, someone he wants as OC/QB coach

They say the relationship is working great, so let’s hope that’s the case. I have my doubts.
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Option 4 - A new OC.
 
Creebuzz said:
Well, I’m not advocating, but it seems like better options would’ve been:

1) Dorrell HC, Langsdorf OC/QB
2) Dorrell HC, Chev OC/QB and let him have complete autonomy on the offense
3) Chev HC, someone he wants as OC/QB coach

They say the relationship is working great, so let’s hope that’s the case. I have my doubts.
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I'm having my doubts too. Langsdorf was a P5 OC at two different schools and even had Nebraska's best QB stats under him. Easy replacement for Chev if he doesn't pan out as the OC. But on the bright side, he was intrusmental in converting the OSU Beaver O from a wishbone offense to a NFL style offense and coached TEs there during his first stint there. Second stint he was the Beavers OC under Riley. Wasn't Riley's OSU teams known to have good TEs and good big WRs? A good tutor for Taylor Embree as the TEs coach.

If CU's O does very well, Chev needs to take the first HC offer out of town. It seems more OCs these days are also the QBs coach. I love the idea of helping a former Buff prepare to become a HC someday but at CU's expense? At the same time, we need to give Chev a chance because he had Montez as his QB. Let's see how he does with a different QB before writing him off as an OC.

I think Langsdorf isn't getting enough love on this board and I think his relationship with Noyer (I think he was recruiting Noyer to Nebraska too) is another reason why Noyer will be the starting QB. He could be a good tutor to Chev as well.

I think Chev's time in Boulder is about up either way. Langsdorf will take over as the OC when that time comes.
 
Darth Snow said:


Given the offense we look to be running, JB could get a lot of run.
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I know he got dinged up a little at one point, but kind of discouraging on the surface to hear that Clayton might not be much of a factor this year. Maybe that's actually encouraging for the RB position?

Edit: Also, even the players saying JB looking good
 
TSchekler said:
I know he got dinged up a little at one point, but kind of discouraging on the surface to hear that Clayton might not be much of a factor this year. Maybe that's actually encouraging for the RB position?
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With such a short window to get ready for the season, I think missing any time in a shortened camp is pretty much the death knell for a true frosh to see immediate extensive playing time. I'm not going to read too much into anything, especially at a position like RB where there's lots of guys capable of playing, even if none of them has shown elite talent.
 
dwyermj said:
Like Bobo's one handed catch at Oregon, Witherspoon's pick at Oregon, or Viska's game winning catch at the Nubs, when I think of Noyer that will always be the first thing that comes to mind!
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I love that video so much.

1. Noyer doesn't know whether to be excited about his hit, or bummed about the pick.

2. The defender doesn't get up, presumably due to the shame of being laid out by a quarterback.

3. Based on video only: Show me that million dollar arm, because I've got a pretty good idea about that five cent head of yours.
 
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TSchekler said:
I know he got dinged up a little at one point, but kind of discouraging on the surface to hear that Clayton might not be much of a factor this year. Maybe that's actually encouraging for the RB position?

Edit: Also, even the players saying JB looking good
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Jalapeno said:
What opposing defender wants to deal with Noyer? Hope they teach the RBs some run blocking...those wildcat plays will be 🔥.

www.espn.in

Colorado backup QB levels defender after INT - ESPN Video

Colorado's Sam Noyer is initially called for targeting, but eventually overturned after his makes a questionable hit on Kedron Williams while returning an interception.
www.espn.in www.espn.in
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I know you are trying to be funny, but the pass itself is why everyone on here is completely deflated at the idea of Noyer being our QB. That was absolutely horrific.
 
Jalapeno said:
I'm having my doubts too. Langsdorf was a P5 OC at two different schools and even had ****braska's best QB stats under him. Easy replacement for Chev if he doesn't pan out as the OC. But on the bright side, he was intrusmental in converting the OSU Beaver O from a wishbone offense to a NFL style offense and coached TEs there during his first stint there. Second stint he was the Beavers OC under Riley. Wasn't Riley's OSU teams known to have good TEs and good big WRs? A good tutor for Taylor Embree as the TEs coach.

If CU's O does very well, Chev needs to take the first HC offer out of town. It seems more OCs these days are also the QBs coach. I love the idea of helping a former Buff prepare to become a HC someday but at CU's expense? At the same time, we need to give Chev a chance because he had Montez as his QB. Let's see how he does with a different QB before writing him off as an OC.

I think Langsdorf isn't getting enough love on this board and I think his relationship with Noyer (I think he was recruiting Noyer to ****braska too) is another reason why Noyer will be the starting QB. He could be a good tutor to Chev as well.

I think Chev's time in Boulder is about up either way. Langsdorf will take over as the OC when that time comes.
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I agree. Langsdorf as OC is one of the more likely future outcomes.
 
Creebuzz said:
I agree. Langsdorf as OC is one of the more likely future outcomes.
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The dynamic of KD and Chev (and then apparently RG/LC) is going to make it extremely hard for Chev to just be out right fired and scapegoated, IMO. The offense would have to be "Laviskaless 2018" bad in 2020 AND 2021 for that to happen, IMO, and even then I could see him being brought back with a short leash in 2022 as OC. However, if the offense is that bad this year and 2021, I think the entire staff likely has a short leash in 2022.
 
So CU going to be a heavy run team eh? I like our rb's but have little confidence in this OL. YOU all know what happens, teams dare noyer to throw, load up and stop the run.
 
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