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*OFFICIAL* Deion Sanders aka Coach Prime is the new CU Football Head Coach thread
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Any bandwagon fan from here on out should be forced to listen to an hour of Karl Dorrell. It's only fair.
Thank you. I'll play that later if Joy of Painting reruns aren't quite enough to lull me to sleep.
Why were they considered odd?
Klatt is over the moon, too. So interesting to me, as well, Klatt and I have almost the same time frame of our introductions to CU football. He was in the stands, first time, 1986-7 for Oklahoma. I was in the stands, first time, the next year, Texas, when Hagan broke free and pulled CU into national relevance. Great discussion!
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Hey now, don’t impugn Bob Ross, man. He brought the swag of painting to all of us. He was so cool being himself he lives on long after his death, bringing his passion to new generations…. That’s MY happy little tree!
Sorta. You’ll need that mostly for facilities and to pay salaries. Within 24-36 months, you’ll need $25-$30 million per year for Prime and his needs alone. That does not include facilities upgrades for another $100-$150 million. They have other items that need to be paid immediately like dead money from ex coach contracts, so you’ll basically need a good chunk immediately.
He could be the patron saint of CU football. “Karl Dorrell wasn’t a mistake. He was a happy little accident. So we’re going to take our Dorrell and turn him into a tree and put a Coach Prime next to it.”
I’m still baffled that a) the whole team didn’t show up (coach made mention of it) and 2) the slouching of the players when DEION friggin’ SANDERS walked into the room.
I was wondering why the room seemed so empty. Really? Members of the “team” didn’t show up to meet the new coach, much less Coach Prime? That’s not just dumb, that’s disrespectful.
Yep. During his intro he said something to the effect of “everybody that’s supposed to be here ain’t even here. Didn’t even bother to show up.”
I missed the meaning of that—thought that was, like, support staff or something. Never occurred to me players wouldn’t show for that. That explains quite a bit.
Reading some comments re: our latest RB commit, we are going to see a lot of the same hate from our opponents, not seen since Obama.
Looking at you Husker fans and actual programs with elite recruits that Prime is "coming for". They are not going to be happy about and we are going to see some of the worst in humanity as we cherry pick more of their recruits.
Or listen to Eisen with Warren Sapp, which kind of reminds me of what Keyshawn Johnson said. Deion knows them all because he played with a ton of guys and due to his media work after he retired. Warren Sapp's a ****ing legend in Florida and don't think you he'd go on speaker if Deion is sitting in a living room somewhere in Florida trying to convince someone to come play for him?
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"It's beyond nationally relevant now, it's must see tv, everything."
Rich Eisen saying what we’ve seen all along: Prime is going to kill it.
Totally spitballing from message board fantasy land, but...
1. Rich Eisen and other close friends of Prime at NFL Network.
2. Commissioner K saying that Coach Prime delaying his media negotiations because he changes the calculus.
Might 1+2=
3. NFL Network throws its hat in the ring to get a couple games a week along with maybe a college / scouting show that has access to Pac coaches?
NFLN is owned by the NFL. I do not see the NFL getting involved here although I believe they're based in LA now.
That was a very nice dig. “All due respect to Hue Freeze…”"With character, indeed. So hey Auburn, enjoy Hugh Freeze. Good job."