Seems like politics to me. Like something you make happen if a guy is going to retire and you need him to approve something that might be outside his normal comfort zone before he goes.
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THIS INJUSTICE WILL NOT STAND
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Agree with the overall sentiment of your post. I’m left wondering about your invitation to have PDS give you the pleasure of an ass eating.
I'd be pretty surprised if he has any approval say at this point with Saliman making decisions for him. More likely imo is that his butt buddy Rick George wants to get him a retirement gift.
He represents CU and casts our vote with the Pac-12. Also, anyone who has been at CU this long and held a Chancellor position as long as he has is someone who has political allies etc which could politically bite you in the ass if you were to disrespect him and run roughshod over him. Not keeping him involved, on your side and feeling like it's a legacy move that elevates him would be about the dumbest political move Saliman could make.
really solid take here
jock straps get all wrinkly if you put them in the dryer so we hang them on phil.
he's the unused treadmill of the athletic department
he's the unused treadmill of the athletic department
BuffLuke80
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Almost burned the football program to the ground? Agree on the first part.
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This right here. From the people I know who work at CU Phil's "people" are in every department. The unfortunate reality is that many of the people high up at CU got there because they were so adept at eating Phil's a$$. It will take a long time to clear out the institutional rot that has been allowed to fester under his stewardship. Hopefully, whoever CU chooses to replace Phil won't be a Phil lackey and is someone who recognizes the changes that needs to be made. I fear that if they promote from within, we'll get a Phil buddy.
SeanMSan
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Will there be a sky blue and gold game in his honor?
