Really enjoyed this interview. Coach O’Boyle feels like the least likely to sunshine pump next to coach Sal so I really liked how clearly confident he is with the starting OL. He had no hesitation saying he feels good with our OTs. Sounds like 2nd string across the board is still a work in progress. But he also added that the DL’s strength and speed is a good challenge everyday.
Prime doesn't care about culture but the culture that has spontaneously formed is good?"The culture part, Coach Prime has set that, so it's good" (paraphrashing)
with you and who else?your sister would say hi but her mouth is full.
Fair take, but let’s be honest here. Fauria got here because of daddy, Olsen absolutely never should’ve been offered in the first place, and what I’ve been told is the 2 month transfer rental flashed an absolutely sh!t attitude. He’s working with a transfer and 2 walkons. Give him a year.Daily camera article today featuring Fauria which was just hot garbage.
Brewster is currently sitting at a very poor grade in my opinion.
He brought in one top recruit for his position, who bolted and evidently wasn't a fit. That's on Brewster.
He gets the benefit of the doubt it seems from us, but man, my bull**** filter has been going off for some time.
He talks up Fauria in that article, even though Brewster has never seen him practice with pads on yet.
He's the loudest voice, much of the time, let's see if he can bring the goods in a few weeks.
Your uncle says hi too.with you and who else?
I knew one guy, die hard CU fan. Befriended him 5 years after that game. Said after “The Catch” the sliver of CU fans in attendance went crazy; passed Chip around crowd surfing etc. Then the CU contingent realized almost none of the U of M fans left; they were frozen, shocked at what happened. Being on the wrong side of a miracle play. That’s the way he told it.I’ve never met anyone who was there. Incredible. We all remember where we were when it happened, I’m sure. (A good thought for another thread if it doesn’t already exist.)
Really enjoyed this interview. Coach O’Boyle feels like the least likely to sunshine pump next to coach Sal so I really liked how clearly confident he is with the starting OL. He had no hesitation saying he feels good with our OTs. Sounds like 2nd string across the board is still a work in progress. But he also added that the DL’s strength and speed is a good challenge everyday.
Throwing O’Boyle out there makes more sense.Hear me out, we simply suit up Tyler and throw him on the field, what’s the worst that can happen?
I was on the CU sideline. (Hanger-on, not player). Most amazing thing I've ever seen.I’ve never met anyone who was there. Incredible. We all remember where we were when it happened, I’m sure. (A good thought for another thread if it doesn’t already exist.)
I think the human memory registers intensity. The three things I absolutely remember in detail personally, as though they happened yesterday, are the Westbrook catch, the JFK shooting, and 9-11. The human brain is a puzzler.I’ve never met anyone who was there. Incredible. We all remember where we were when it happened, I’m sure. (A good thought for another thread if it doesn’t already exist.)
Why not. There’s nothing the NCAA can actually do. They can’t enforce their penalties, the schools follow them because that’s the way it’s always been. They can’t stop CU from playing games. They have no say over bowls or the post season. They can vacate the records in their record book, whoopdie do, the real outcome of the games/season are what will be remembered. We need to follow the basketball penalty school of thought and tell the NCAA to **** off and ignore them, we’ll self enforce a couple of fewer official visits.Hear me out, we simply suit up Tyler and throw him on the field, what’s the worst that can happen?
I've been away for a few days and this thread got stupid.
Trying to convince the wife to put up the kids life insurance policies on the CU over is gonna take some time.
I hate this website
I think he and Sal get replaced next year with young stud recruiters. They were teachers to fill in nowDaily camera article today featuring Fauria which was just hot garbage.
Brewster is currently sitting at a very poor grade in my opinion.
He brought in one top recruit for his position, who bolted and evidently wasn't a fit. That's on Brewster.
He gets the benefit of the doubt it seems from us, but man, my bull**** filter has been going off for some time.
He talks up Fauria in that article, even though Brewster has never seen him practice with pads on yet.
He's the loudest voice, much of the time, let's see if he can bring the goods in a few weeks.
I will be super interested to see in the off season if Coach Prime is as ruthless with his staff as he is with roster management.I think he and Sal get replaced next year with young stud recruiters. They were teachers to fill in now
O'Boyle Rules!Throwing O’Boyle out there makes more sense.
Fauria and Olsen were legit P5 recruits. What do you mean Olsen should never have been offered?Fair take, but let’s be honest here. Fauria got here because of daddy, Olsen absolutely never should’ve been offered in the first place, and what I’ve been told is the 2 month transfer rental flashed an absolutely sh!t attitude. He’s working with a transfer and 2 walkons. Give him a year.
Can personally confirm Olsen was a bad take. Heart was never in it to the level you’d need for P5.Fauria and Olsen were legit P5 recruits. What do you mean Olsen should never have been offered?
But ignoring that, we brought in heaps of safeties, corners, running backs, OLinemen, etc.
And we brought in one TE with a bad attitude? And then we recruited a bunch of transfers to replace him and got zilch.
Look - we will see how this goes, but on paper, with no bias, it doesn't stand up to the standard being set here. You make your own luck, and what I see on paper is that the TE coach signed one guy, who had a bad attitude and didn't last but a few months. Did I miss anything?
Can we replace "fight" with "shake hands"?
TE can be the difference in an offensive scheme when you don't have a great QB. The TE is a major blocking contributor and can be the safety outlet for a weaker QB.If all positions are good except TE where we are lacking in skill AND depth, I'll take it. Would it be better if the TE room was good? Sure, but in this offense it's not needed.
I seriously doubt at the end of the season we will be looking back and crying about our lack of star tight-ends.
However, If things don't improve for the 2024 season after preps and transfers, then we can start wondering if Brewster needs to be replaced. At this point, its just not worth getting worried about.
oy... you just found the second biggest hippee in my family.... I am starting to wonder about you....Your uncle says hi too.
Have you looked at any tapes of Sean Lewis's past offense? He runs far more spread, with 3wr with 2 backs or 4 wr's.TE can be the difference in an offensive scheme when you don't have a great QB. The TE is a major blocking contributor and can be the safety outlet for a weaker QB.
When you have a great QB, you can roll out an extra WR....
The best TE in the NFL is really just a big receiver most of the time. I believe Kelce's blocks about 1/3 of his snaps.
(sorry... I know you Broncos fans disluke him)