This is such a bad move by Colorado. I legit kinda feel bad for them.
Glad you're not running any of my businesses.
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This is such a bad move by Colorado. I legit kinda feel bad for them.
Agreed, but where else can they turn too ? When he does leave, it will be more interesting who the AD gets running this program forward..I still intend on being proven right.....that once his roster isn't full of kids with his last name, his rediculous roster management will sink the ship.
I think it would've happened this year except they somehow managed to not play like 3 of the 4 top teams in their awful conference.
I'm hoping they don't turn to anyone. Just cancel the program....That might be overly optimistic tho.Agreed, but where else can they turn too ? When he does leave, it will be more interesting who the AD gets running this program forward..
Boulder is filthy rich.....as is much of the state. If they wanted to, they could build a really nice program....
To be in the top 1% of the wealthiest people in Colorado you have to have a min of 4mil in the bank. In Nebraska, that number is 1.5mil
There are over 170K people worth at least a mil in CO, to 43K in NE
Boulder is a cool town and they have a cool campus. It's not a reach to think they could do some damage.
For me, it's all relative. Now that my beloved Huskers curb stomped them in Lincoln I couldn't care less about Deon. Their fans however are super obnoxious jag offs with delusions of superiority.Maybe they had a secret AFLAC policy pay off. I don't mind Coach Prime, he makes things interesting and entertaining, and I think he's a good coach.
Much of the wealth in Colorado is transplanted wealth with no real ties to CU, and there historically has been a big faction of the Boulder community that is more against the CU football program than for it. For those reasons, I just don't see CU ever really being able to harness the wealth in the state to back the football program. Most CU fans I know are definitely happy that the program isn't a national embarrassment anymore and is on the nations radar again, but are not huge fans of all that comes with Deion and don't think he'll be there long, especially now that his kids are gone. To my knowledge, CU has never paid top dollar for any athletic team coach before, so it will be interesting to see how this plays out for them/Deion. From a Nebraska fan perspective, we know all too well the downside of handing out big contract extensions at the first wiff of success.
You lost me at "cool to be a buffs fan"My wife went to Boulder High and her family owned a nice biz in Boulder till recently, and still live in Broomfield, and I agree with a lot of what you typed...but just look at the financial support he's garnered in 2 years. No reason to think it can't continue to grow. Prime has made it cool to he a Buff fan, and it only takes a few boosters to make a huge splash. Its a whole new ballgame now.
You lost me at "cool to be a buffs fan"
Nope. You should be ashamed.CU also has one if the cooler stadium locations in all if CFB and Pearl Street can hold its own against any locale...Boulder (politics aside) is a really cool place.
Nope. You should be ashamed.
If you have a Colorado U shirt in your wardrobe, then you can get out. And no offense, and I say this with all due respect....but your girlfriend and her family sound horrible.PLUS, and do not under estimate this...you can buy pot and hash legally there, and what CFB player isn't going to love that?
If you have a Colorado U shirt in your wardrobe, then you can get out. And no offense, and I say this with all due respect....but your girlfriend and her family sound horrible.
Laundering cartel money.Colorado must have some huge donors because the school sure doesn't have that kind of coin to throw around if i remember correctly.
It's in the Geneva Convention.What was respectful about anything you just said?
My wife is a CSU grad, her folks NU grads....top one percenters in their state, and in our family dynamic, i'm the loser. She could have dun a lot better than me.
He has 10 million reasons to stay at CU in addition to legal weed. No other college or NFL team would pay him what CU is. Of course he’s staying.Prime proved a lot of people on these boards wrong. I think his level of success is definitely "bolstered" by CU lol. But many said he would either quit or be gone on to greener pastures after this thing blew up in his face. Most were wrong...
Holla
Well you’re a weed smoking bikerider sooooo. …. 😉. It’s been decades since I’ve driven through Boulder. Beautiful state.CU also has one if the cooler stadium locations in all if CFB and Pearl Street can hold its own against any locale...Boulder (politics aside) is a really cool place.
Weed is a banned substance for sports.PLUS, and do not under estimate this...you can buy pot and hash legally there, and what CFB player isn't going to love that?
One difference nobody in the NU administration has come out and said we are a national power. Especially the AD
My wife went to Boulder High and her family owned a nice biz in Boulder till recently, and still live in Broomfield, and I agree with a lot of what you typed...but just look at the financial support he's garnered in 2 years. No reason to think it can't continue to grow. Prime has made it cool to he a Buff fan, and it only takes a few boosters to make a huge splash. Its a whole new ballgame now.
Much of the wealth in Colorado is transplanted wealth with no real ties to CU, and there historically has been a big faction of the Boulder community that is more against the CU football program than for it. For those reasons, I just don't see CU ever really being able to harness the wealth in the state to back the football program. Most CU fans I know are definitely happy that the program isn't a national embarrassment anymore and is on the nations radar again, but are not huge fans of all that comes with Deion and don't think he'll be there long, especially now that his kids are gone. To my knowledge, CU has never paid top dollar for any athletic team coach before, so it will be interesting to see how this plays out for them/Deion. From a Nebraska fan perspective, we know all too well the downside of handing out big contract extensions at the first wiff of success.
The top 6 in the BIG 12 standings:I suspect that this year’s results are pretty much the ceiling for CU and Sanders. But the financial benefits of Deion’s tenure will most likely continue as long as they’re at least making bowl games. We’ll see I guess…
I dont think anyone is saying this is a bad move for prime or for Rado. I think the whole focus of this was them being a national power program, which is absolutely laughable.I dont get why people are mad at CU or laughing at them for doing this. WTF are they supposed to do? Hire some mac coach no one has heard of and drift back to irrelevancy? I said when CU hired him its a great hire for CU…they were HORRIBLE and had zero momentum or optimism. Never on tv.
Last year CU game was huge….one big reason was because of prime.
This is absolutely the right move for CU to try to lock him up. Will he make the playoff? Probably not but who would at CU short of an already established coach who would never go there?
When you cant compete with programs that follow the traditional method you have to be untraditional.
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Prime Deal: Sanders lands $54M ext. at Colorado
Colorado and coach Deion Sanders have agreed to a five-year, $54 million contract extension, according to a copy of the contract obtained by ESPN on Friday.www.espn.com
"Coach Prime has revolutionized college football and in doing so, has restored CU football to our rightful place as a national power," Colorado athletic director Rick George said in a prepared statement. Huh?????
Also, presumed performance enhancing for men's sports at UNL.Weed is a banned substance for sports.
They had someone in the office trying to get the Middle East cash bundles coming in.Laundering cartel money.
I mean sure. But it was one of the funnest wins in the past what the past 8 years. Loved watching shaduer throwing that pick six on the goal line. I haven’t cheered like that for yearsRhule's defining moment after 2 years as our head coach is finding a way to pull to 1-1 vs Deion
pretty much says it all
Of course. It was awesomeI mean sure. But it was one of the funnest wins in the past what the past 8 years. Loved watching shaduer throwing that pick six on the goal line. I haven’t cheered like that for years
I still intend on being proven right.....that once his roster isn't full of kids with his last name, his rediculous roster management will sink the ship.
I think it would've happened this year except they somehow managed to not play like 3 of the 4 top teams in their awful conference.
Sanders is going to have to pay top dollars to bring in the type players he wants to be successful. He doesn't have his kids anymore that can make him look good. Let's face it, you got to have big money to buy the top players if you want immediate success and I'd like to know where CU is going to get that type of money unless they have a secret donor ponying up the cash. jmo
He exceeded expectations and, if their current improvement trajectory continues, he is worth the money. I expect them to regress and regret the deal, but he has proven me wrong up to this point.
You could be proven right eventually but as of right now you would be wrong.
How long does he have to go before people admit they missed it?
Fwiw I always thought he would do as good as the assistant coaches he hired. He will some talent in there.
They are paying him 10 mil a year. Apparently the demise of the CU bank roll by Husker fans has been greatly exaggerated. Evidently they have some money laying around somewhere.
Holla
if you can't delineate between they're, there and their, you shouldn't be offering betting adviceEither that, or their mortgaging their future….which I believe is a better bet
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Uhhh how about a year where they win 2 games against the top 10 teams in their own conference......then someone might admit to something.You could be proven right eventually but as of right now you would be wrong.
How long does he have to go before people admit they missed it?
Fwiw I always thought he would do as good as the assistant coaches he hired. He will some talent in there.
They are paying him 10 mil a year. Apparently the demise of the CU bank roll by Husker fans has been greatly exaggerated. Evidently they have some money laying around somewhere.
Holla
Rhule's defining moment after 2 years as our head coach is finding a way to pull to 1-1 vs Deion
pretty much says it all
Either that, or their mortgaging their future….which I believe is a better bet
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