How are you more screwed from a guy that never played a down than before?
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Over or under 2 wins in 2022?
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GoldenSkier
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Counted him as an addition and thought he had a lot of promise. If an SEC school wants him, he probably would’ve helped us
You’re way off. Price for that kind of bet would be +250 to +275.
RalphieMalph
Well-Known Member
I’d agree for 1.5. I’d imagine an under on 0.5 would be at +500 or above though. Much as I think the team will be beyond dreadful this year, I’d be surprised if they actually won zero games.
Got ya. I think he would have helped for sure and probably slightly better than Fontenot/Smith. Not sure he is a game breaker though.
Well, you said under 1 or 0, not 0 specifically. So 1.5 is the price you got.
0.5 is max +450. True odds and what you can get are wildly different.
We lost our RB1, our RB2 hasn't been the same since injury & he's hurt again. Our highest upside underclassmen RB left. Today I read an article trying to prepare me for the Deion Smith show this year.
So, yeah, I'm feeling pretty justified in thinking that losing a proven performer (FCS AA) that Tenn was high enough on to offer a sweet deal is a big fvcking kick in the nads.
Then why is the staff not looking for another RB?
Hopefully Smith looked that good this spring.
Charlie Offerdahl, haven't you heard?
The staff “forgot to recruit the team” after the season amongst countless other failures so I don’t think they’re exactly the litmus test for good decision-making
Time for the Costanza Rule.
That's the spirit!
GoldenSkier
Well-Known Member
Doesnt help their pockets aren't full during the NIL craze, but even if they were, I am confident KD would **** it up
ESPN+ article that agrees with people here who are saying two wins. 2.5 wins overall and 2.0 wins in conference. There is no projected win for the Buffs this season.
www.espn.com
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I wonder how long KD's extension will be if they find a way to 6 wins this year.ESPN+ article that agrees with people here who are saying two wins. 2.5 wins overall and 2.0 wins in conference. There is no projected win for the Buffs this season.
Pac-12 preview: USC, Utah bring plenty of intrigue
The Trojans have had a makeover, while the Utes return tons of talent from last year's champs. Here's a look at the former Pac-12 South.
And fvck, maybe he'd deserve it.
KD has the advantage of very low expectations this year.
He would deserve to stick around if he gets this team to a bowl. Not sure why you would see that as a negative. I don’t want KD to fail, I’m just convinced that he will.
GoldStampede
Well-Known Member
Bold prediction for 2022:
A 2 win Buff team rolls into the coliseum and upsets an undefeated USC, but nobody here enjoys it because of how much leverage the win gives KD. The win is also one of those that just doesn't feel possible when you look at the stat sheet, sort of like the Washington game last year. KD leads 3-5 win teams for the next decade with big, false feeling victories peppered throughout (we begin to call these wins "KD Specials") and CU becomes college football's most pitifully unique fanbase thanks to our ability to truly hate both winning and losing.
A 2 win Buff team rolls into the coliseum and upsets an undefeated USC, but nobody here enjoys it because of how much leverage the win gives KD. The win is also one of those that just doesn't feel possible when you look at the stat sheet, sort of like the Washington game last year. KD leads 3-5 win teams for the next decade with big, false feeling victories peppered throughout (we begin to call these wins "KD Specials") and CU becomes college football's most pitifully unique fanbase thanks to our ability to truly hate both winning and losing.
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Sad face for this being a best case scenario
He set them there. Maybe he’s an idiot genius.
Only $35K from a $100 wager if Colorado wins the P12…
Barring an 0-12 to 2-10 season, I’ve resigned myself to a KD led team in 2023. The excuses are baked in the cake: MT’s surprise departure/KD’s quick hire off-season, not being able to hire “his” staff, COVID, NIL, transfer portal, etc. 90% chance KD will be here in 2023. These excuses wouldn’t hold up at a top tier program, but we’re not that anymore. don’t have a revenue stream like Notre Dame, Texas, etc. to change coaches, and coaching staffs, on a whim. Realities.
I’m seeing a McIntyre rebuild year where we lose, BUT THERE’S IMPROVEMENT! We’ll probably go 3-9 or 4-8 (somehow), giving KD another year. I think KD will be expected to go 5-7 or 6-6 in 2023 or he’s gone. I have no statistics or proof of that, just a gut feeling.
Guilty confession: I’ll watch the games, and I’ll make time to watch the games. I married into an SEC family; they’re thankfully merciful about the state of CU football.
Over 2 wins, no idea how, but we’ll pull at least 3.
GO BUFFS!!
I’m seeing a McIntyre rebuild year where we lose, BUT THERE’S IMPROVEMENT! We’ll probably go 3-9 or 4-8 (somehow), giving KD another year. I think KD will be expected to go 5-7 or 6-6 in 2023 or he’s gone. I have no statistics or proof of that, just a gut feeling.
Guilty confession: I’ll watch the games, and I’ll make time to watch the games. I married into an SEC family; they’re thankfully merciful about the state of CU football.
Over 2 wins, no idea how, but we’ll pull at least 3.
GO BUFFS!!
I mean, KU proved they can beat Texas at Texas. And OU lost their coach. What else does the Big XII got?
Even with a 0-12 or 2-10 season KD will be back in 2023
Fewer teams in the Big 12 to contend with... That's why
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