How does one become competitive without recruiting the level of talent that is necessary to compete? On top of that, they clearly have no idea what's going on in the portal or how to utilize itKD is definitely NOT running off players he didn’t recruit on purpose. That’s not his plan, but he does seem ok with it.
Clearly Rick is giving KD a long leash. Seems like KD is more interested in winning in 2024 with no regard to Ws in 2022. Improvement in 2023, competitive in ‘24.
That involves getting there. I'm not going to ANY CU events until this institution decides its ready to win in football.I don't think the finances will allow that plan to succeed.
The AD can't function with Folsom <50% capacity for more than a year.
KD knows a secret way to "coach 'em up" that eliminates the need for talent that no other coach knows.How does one become competitive without recruiting the level of talent that is necessary to compete? On top of that, they clearly have no idea what's going on in the portal or how to utilize it
I thought the same thing…6 years ago.Well with my son entering high school next year it will be the perfect time for the buffs to suck as I won't have time to go to many games. Maybe we will start to get good again when he goes to college.
There aren’t three wins on the 2022 schedule. Not even close.I don't think there is a full endorsement. But an acceptance of reality. CU has been forced to go young. After saying thaqt there is still an expectation to go to a bowl game next season. The coaches have to work hard on talent development or they will be out of a job.
sarcasm or serious? Because the Falcons clearly don't so I can't even fall back on that..well at least there's my NFL team that clearly has a proper plan
I honestly think Tucker built the program around recruits with a lot of question marks to build momentum, and the main pitch was about getting to the NFL and making money... This is a good plan, but he left, and it was natural many of his recruits would follow. Then NIL happened and free fransfers happened and the situation was compounded.This seems to be setting up as:
1. Over the course of 2 years as allowed by finances, get rid of all assistants from former HCs to go into year 3 with a staff that is fully his own.
2. Over the course of 3 years, which may extend to 4 with that Covid +1 year of eligibility, get rid of all players signed by previous staffs (Buff legacies & CO guys excepted).
3. Give Turley's S&C program (designed as a 3- or 4-year build, not for a quick fix), an opportunity to develop KD's guys.
4. Similar to #3, give KD's coaching staff which emphasizes teaching over recruiting the 3 years it needs to build his guys up.
We're only getting started with the rebuild, folks. This was the first year KD's been able to make in-home visits in recruiting. This is Turley's first full offseason. This is the first year it will be KD's coaching staff.
KD and RG truly look at 2022 as the real Year One of this era. This means that 2024 is the year that program trajectory will really start to matter in the win column. It means that if RG can sell "improvement" by then that KD will be in line for an extension so that RG won't have to hire another HC prior to his potential 2026 retirement. It's all about stability and commitment to true Buffs.
I strongly believe that this is The Plan based on the available evidence.
So I would advise to either find a way to embrace this in the interest of your mental health or to find something else to occupy your mind the next 4 years in the interest of your mental health.
Go Buffs
sarcasm or serious? Because the Falcons clearly don't so I can't even fall back on that..
I’m glad to hear there wasn’t an expectation to go to a bowl game this year.I don't think there is a full endorsement. But an acceptance of reality. CU has been forced to go young. After saying thaqt there is still an expectation to go to a bowl game next season. The coaches have to work hard on talent development or they will be out of a job.
Problem is Dorrell’s strategy doesn’t work.I honestly think Tucker built the program around recruits with a lot of question marks to build momentum, and the main pitch was about getting to the NFL and making money... This is a good plan, but he left, and it was natural many of his recruits would follow. Then NIL happened and free fransfers happened and the situation was compounded.
KD's plan is to build a lot of depth, a lot of smart, hardworking kids with Ivy League and service academy offers... and this is just the opposite of Tucker's approach so it's further compounding the issue...
But when I see so many kids entering the portal from elite P5 schools, I feel less bad about the attrition here. KD's plan, and I think you diagnosed it correctly, seems like it will mitigate NIL/transfer issues in the future... and I don't hate his vision for the program. It shouldn't come with these kinds of growing pains but between Covid, the previous admin's tactics and everything else, the road is much rockier than it should be.
And he’s a ****ty coach/motivator.Problem is Dorrell’s strategy doesn’t work.
]There aren’t three wins on the 2022 schedule. Not even close.
Problem is Dorrell’s strategy doesn’t work.
Wait. Heard you were banned into oblivion?It does, one year out of five or six, as we saw in 2016.
Wait. Heard you were banned into oblivion?
Actually, since she has been dead for ten years, it is very relevant bitch.What I did to your mother is not relevant.
Actually, since she has been dead for ten years, it is very relevant bitch.
1/6 isn’t great.It does, one year out of five or six, as we saw in 2016.
1/6 isn’t great.