Bang likes to aggregate his small acorns of hope into massive hot takes.My suggestion would be that if you want to search for some small acorns of optimism, a better zone of hope might be a noticeable improvement in the play at the
QB position as Lewis probably gets better, Shrout is a big-arm wildcard, and McCown could be a steal. While these ideas are "Hopey" and depend on salvage on
the O-Line, they might be more realistic than trying to pump up the B-/C+ (so far) recruiting class. But yeah, to your post #295 above, we welcome the new guys
and wish them all the best.
Maybe they can play 3 v 3 hoops.the spring game is going to be something
Come watch our players go at it in Madden.Maybe they can play 3 v 3 hoops.
The data on stars in the aggregate are irrefutable despite exceptions.
Period.
Stop.
I know a lot of people on here like to poke fun at those of us who appreciate the Flatirons, but honestly right now, the idea of sitting with friends drinking beer and looking at the mountains on a beautiful Boulder April day is the motivation that'll get me to Folsom for that.Maybe they can play 3 v 3 hoops.
The scary thing is pass defense was the only thing we did reasonably well this year. We gave up 7.2 yards/attempt (53rd nationally) and a 17/9 TD/INT ratio despite a nonexistent pass rush (13 sacks, 126th rank). Now 3/4ths of the backfield is gone along with our best pass rusher.So far:
Blayne Toll TE/DE
Lloyd Murray DL
Ashaad Clayton RB
LaVontae Shenault WR
Zephaniah Maea ILB
Keith Miller WR
Chris Carpenter WR
Jayden Simon DL
Trustin Oliver S
Alec Pell TE/LB
Max Wray OT
Colby Purcell C
Ray Robinson S
Jon Van Diest LB
Curtis Appleton S
Christian Gonzales CB
Mark Perry S
Mekhi Blackmon CB
Brendan Rice WR
Carson Wells LB
Joe Davis RB
Kanan Ray OL
Jarek Broussard RB
23 by my count.
Best young defender (Gonzo) best young offensive player (Rice) , 3/4 of the starting defensive backfield, one of your best pass rushers (Wells), 2 of your OL (Purcell and Ray), two highly rated offensive players (Clayton and Shenault), the starting RB and two depth pieces behind him. This is a disaster.
I don't even know what to say. Sunshine pumpers will be saying there will be transfers coming in, but so far, one.
Edit: See below.So far:
Blayne Toll TE/DE
Lloyd Murray DL
Ashaad Clayton RB
LaVontae Shenault WR
Zephaniah Maea ILB
Keith Miller WR
Chris Carpenter WR
Jayden Simon DL
Trustin Oliver S
Alec Pell TE/LB
Max Wray OT
Colby Purcell C
Ray Robinson S
Jon Van Diest LB
Curtis Appleton S
Christian Gonzales CB
Mark Perry S
Mekhi Blackmon CB
Brendan Rice WR
Carson Wells LB
Joe Davis RB
Kanan Ray OL
Jarek Broussard RB
23 by my count.
Best young defender (Gonzo) best young offensive player (Rice) , 3/4 of the starting defensive backfield, one of your best pass rushers (Wells), 2 of your OL (Purcell and Ray), two highly rated offensive players (Clayton and Shenault), the starting RB and two depth pieces behind him. This is a disaster.
I don't even know what to say. Sunshine pumpers will be saying there will be transfers coming in, but so far, one.
Uh oh. RG lost bigbang.Attrition has never been this bad. Walkons may have to be put on scholarship
We have lost 4 starters to the portal,
at this point, I have to question whether HCKD is a total dick to the players and they just hate playing for him. it doesn't seem to be about playing time or a chance at a championship, it seems to be something else.I can understand everyone else's reasoning for transferring, I'm not sure I get Broussard's though. Seems like a grass is always greener situation to me. I'm not sure there's a program higher on the totem pole than CU where we walks in as the RB1 in line for 15-25 touches a game.
It's something. Could be as simple as they know he's in over his head.at this point, I have to question whether HCKD is a total dick to the players and they just hate playing for him. it doesn't seem to be about playing time or a chance at a championship, it seems to be something else.
Can you think of a team that has more OL issues than CU? I can't. JBrou is probably willing to take his chances he will be behind a better OL.I can understand everyone else's reasoning for transferring, I'm not sure I get Broussard's though. Seems like a grass is always greener situation to me. I'm not sure there's a program higher on the totem pole than CU where we walks in as the RB1 in line for 15-25 touches a game.
I'd lay even money that Broussard (and others) see that next year is going to be brutal. Why waste a year losing AND getting the crap kicked out of you when it's just so damn easy to find a new spot with better opportunities.Can you think of a team that has more OL issues than CU? I can't. JBrou is probably willing to take his chances he will be behind a better OL.
I wouldn't assume any moron is in the AD.KD HAS to be gone one year from now. Any moron can see what's going on.
Maybe not every moron.KD HAS to be gone one year from now. Any moron can see what's going on.
at this point, I have to question whether HCKD is a total dick to the players and they just hate playing for him.
There is no action that RG can take at this point, due to the financial ball and chain that is KD’s contract. If it’s KD going total Todd Graham, then the amount of attrition happening would be an indication. Starters and leaders of this “young” team are heading to the portal en masse. With all the new coaches coming in (yet again), pushing their vision and scheme. This one being a power run first with some spread (maybe).
If it’s KD going total Todd Graham, then the amount of attrition happening would be an indication.
It's in Barzil 2I can’t find any confirmation of JBrou.