This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
This is a great point that gets lost in the shuffle. He has the knowledge, he's getting playcalling experience, and he can certainly recruit and teach the coaches how to recruit, but does he have what it takes to build a staff, manage it, and lead a program? That is what Rick George will have to decide, and none of us are really in a position to know one way or another until we watch it unfold.
I respect people who light a match after dropping a ****.
Two douches don't make a right.
If that happened, this would be a huge middle finger to the BOR
I like them french fried potaters
Tosh would also ask about CU's network of shadow boosters and street agents. It wouldn't be pretty.I can see the interview now:
RG: so, tell me what you see in the Colorado program and your vision for how to improve things?
TL: Well, first off, your admission requirements are out of whack if you want to win. Second, your transfer guidelines are more appropriate for Vanderbilt, you need to kick start your NIL program to be competitive for the better players, you need better financial support from the school, your marketing and public relations efforts are amateur at best, you need to boost your recruiting staff, and you need a more robust budget to attract and retain better assistants.
PD:
He can bring his own!
now this is an interesting question.
