Flat_Iron_Rising
Homebrew & Prime Time = HEAVEN
Let's lower the requirements and standards of the CU medical school why we are at it because everybody deserves to participate.
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Some of you need to slow your roll (respect the players and coaches)
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"you know we're bringing a couple guys in, but you guys are <couldn't make it out> coverage"
what was the part I couldn't make?
Sheldon
Shedeur Sanders Heisman '24 Campaign Manager
sideways???? this is going to go EVERY direction. No matter what though, I am glad its my team in the mix now.
There will be 64 losers and only 1 winner each season of NCAA football (Power 5)..... for the first time since 2001, we have a CHANCE to be the 1 in a few years (the P-5 number may change). That alone is worth going in all directions.
I just had to reply to see if you ignore me!
If it does turn into a disaster, RG will be standing there having signed MM to a bad contract extension, did not support MT effectively, hired a bum in Kardboard and signed him to an atrocious contract, finally draining ten of millions of dollars only to see the program falter under Prime. He would get the hook quicker than USC fired someone at the airplane terminal.
Then again, RG could come out of this as a top AD, with vision and the ability to regain trust and energy in the dormant program.
66BUFF
FTW
Flat_Iron_Rising
Homebrew & Prime Time = HEAVEN
Welcome back, Philly. You really need to step up your game and start talking trash about players again.
That was 1 player in 1995 and I dealt with him through his father. I atoned for my sin. I will not be cancelled!
and it wasn't even on THIS site.....That was 1 player in 1995 and I dealt with him through his father. I atoned for my sin. I will not be cancelled!
how is a man supposed to work with all this content?
I know....but I did need to poke you. All in jest
I've missed a lot of the conversation here, but I'd like to just add this, as I responded to Kelly with the other day - what we want for everyone is to be able to compete. We want CU to be able to compete, we want the individual players to be able to compete. Some of the players on the current roster weren't able to compete on the level CU plays at. Some of the recruits we were bringing probably wouldn't have been able to compete at the level CU plays at. It's better for them to be able to go somewhere where they actually can compete. (I didn't add this next part on twitter) Some of these kids will be better able to compete at a G5 level, but there's kids who played this year who need to drop to FCS. Especially from a speed perspective.
None of us should 'gloat' about kids leaving. We should be a little sad, appreciative of their time, and wish them well on their journey. But as painful as it might be for some of them right now, letting them hit the portal and go to a G5 or FCS school where they can actually compete is doing them a favor.
As far as the coaches, I mean, they all know it's a business, and most assistants don't survive a head coaching change. I'm definitely appreciative of how hard they worked while there was uncertainty at the head coaching spot, but I am certain that they knew they were leaving soon. Plus, and I'm not disregarding their hard work, it's something that looks better when they're looking for their next job to say they stuck it out and worked their hardest even under trying circumstances than trying to explain why they just sat and collected a paycheck while waiting for the axe to fall. I don't want to sound unappreciative, and leaving Boulder might be hard on them, especially because some of them might have to accept demotions, but we also know that they know how the business works.
Anyway, TL : DR, we can be nice but also be understanding that this is all for the best for most everyone.
None of us should 'gloat' about kids leaving. We should be a little sad, appreciative of their time, and wish them well on their journey. But as painful as it might be for some of them right now, letting them hit the portal and go to a G5 or FCS school where they can actually compete is doing them a favor.
As far as the coaches, I mean, they all know it's a business, and most assistants don't survive a head coaching change. I'm definitely appreciative of how hard they worked while there was uncertainty at the head coaching spot, but I am certain that they knew they were leaving soon. Plus, and I'm not disregarding their hard work, it's something that looks better when they're looking for their next job to say they stuck it out and worked their hardest even under trying circumstances than trying to explain why they just sat and collected a paycheck while waiting for the axe to fall. I don't want to sound unappreciative, and leaving Boulder might be hard on them, especially because some of them might have to accept demotions, but we also know that they know how the business works.
Anyway, TL : DR, we can be nice but also be understanding that this is all for the best for most everyone.
SerenityBuff
Well-Known Member
yea... you defnitely ignore me
Or what we all hope is the end result.
PD gone, Saliman making it clear that athletics, especially football and basketball are a priority, and everybody saying "Wow, once they got a Chancellor who didn't have his head up his backside that RG is a very effective AD."
Agreed. We havent won anything yet. He hasnt won anything yet other then the CU paycheck championship
He also has some health issues (two toes amputated) though its not Diabetes. But he had a noticeable limp when he did his midnight tour of the facilities.
A little more wait and see, a little less irrational exuberance.
Most of you:
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66BUFF
FTW
Huge erection from the tour.