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Prime is Polarizing
- Thread starter Buffnik
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You two are idiots
Those abs!Romi Bean is CBS
Edit: Obligatory picture
If her work contract allows it, maybe he could do an independent podcast by Romi. But I hope whatever the CBS thing may be ends up getting resolved quickly. Do they have an offer right on any CU games?
The lammies will be pissed when Prime wipes their only chance for national exposure in their own house off the schedule...
Deleted, what did it say?
It said CP is pissed about a story they wrote about Shilo.
Keeler is a pieces of crap and has the journalistic talent of a rock
Dude is bitter. Could hear him almost crying during the confrontation. And then he goes and does this instead of trying to talk it out. Fun short term article but now he's sunk
JonSergeantMajor
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I love Coach Prime, but he sure can be a big ol’ fat bitch with his pettiness sometimes.
He was so likable on tv, but he comes off as arrogant and unlikeable in a lot of the press conferences that I’ve seen.
He’s made CU relevant by having every team’s fan base dying to humble him/us.
Beefing with CBS affiliates/similar outlets is beneath him, but he falls for it every single time.
He was so likable on tv, but he comes off as arrogant and unlikeable in a lot of the press conferences that I’ve seen.
He’s made CU relevant by having every team’s fan base dying to humble him/us.
Beefing with CBS affiliates/similar outlets is beneath him, but he falls for it every single time.
As we’ve seen with Kirby and his lack of program control in Athens, nobody gives any ****s what you say or do if you win. CU went 4-8 last year so some in the media think they have the right to be ****ing assholes
Haven't you realized by now HCP is one step ahead every time. He's got a plan. He knows what he's doing.
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You know what this tells me? HCP knows just how good this team is and is absolutely feeling it. That's empowering him to be able to knock the unbelievers off the bandwagon. Can't wait to watch all the boot lickin' after we win 8+ this year. Fans keep receipts, too.
You don’t pay enough attention to most college football coaches (and even NFL coaches, although they keep things tighter because they get fined by the league if they step out too much), of this is your take.
They go up there and field some real ****ty questions from outlets whose only motivation is to take what they say and spin into a hit piece. Keeler has been doing it since CP got here and Prime apparently has a beef with big CBS. Speculation about it being over something they spun about Shilo. I don’t necessarily like him transposing that beef onto Eric Christensen because he’s part of the local affiliate, but it’s also not my Son and I don’t know what the specific issue is.
Mostly, Prime is being authentic and transparent with reporters and that rubs people the wrong way because we’ve been conditioned into thinking that football coaches have to be punching bags for the media so they can sell their clicks and views.
Keeler's "Well I've got to get paid" response should end any argument about what sports media (and media is general) is about these days.
We have really got em stirred up now.
www.denverpost.com
Keeler: Deion Sanders, 4-8 coach, gave a 3-9 news conference. Coach Prime showed CU Buffs fans a four-letter side they hadn’t seen before: Fear
This was the Deion Sanders we’d read about for years, disdain boiling like broth behind shades too cool for the room.
www.denverpost.com
1. Does anyone know what the "3-9 press conference" reference is all about?
2. There seems to be debate over whether this is about the Shilo story or about the story ranking him one of the worst coaches in the XII. Realistically, Sanders should make it clear what his beef is if he's going to air it in public.
3. I'm surprised an FBS coach's contract doesn't require taking questions from all credentialed media at organized press conferences.
2. There seems to be debate over whether this is about the Shilo story or about the story ranking him one of the worst coaches in the XII. Realistically, Sanders should make it clear what his beef is if he's going to air it in public.
3. I'm surprised an FBS coach's contract doesn't require taking questions from all credentialed media at organized press conferences.
I’m assuming Keeler is saying, “This press conference was worse than their record last year”. It’s a metaphor.
IMO, @Big Iron Buff had a good thought about him taking the media attention off the players and putting it on himself. Mike Gundy has done this a lot of times over the years, including this offseason with his drinking and driving comments after Ollie Gordon got a DUI.