USF wouldn’t give him the blanket immunity to do and act how he thinks he is entitled to
This is Deions Last Season in Colorado
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His kids, Hunter Included. Then all the kids that just want to be around " Coach Prim" move on after dion leaves Colorado will be way worse then b4 deion was there
He is going to leave them with 45-50 players at most when he steps away, mutually agreed to, before they fire him.
After his kids leave with Hunter, Deon will leave Boulder with Colorado being worse when he arrived..
Gold-plated headphones and bling-bling sunglasses at a night game. G-Trash.
I don't think he sticks around, but if he does it should be interesting what kind of talent he brings in. His main accomplishment is having a son who is a stud QB who also has a friend from his HS years who was an elite recruit. Then there's been some WRs and DBs who have joined them. Outside of that, nothing special really. A bunch of transfers-- some of who were great prospects at one time.
The big weakness in the CU program is having Deon as a leader. There are several traits that almost all great head coaches have and Deon ranks very low is about all of them.
How is wearing gaudy jewelry and sunglasses at night and gallivanting around with overpriced French handbags not gay?
I almost feel bad for him. Almost. Its funny people fall for this. He’s a con artist, unwilling to do it the right way.
It will wear thin without wins.
Don't call the Big 12 weak based on early games. OSU. Utah, IowaState, KSU, KU is better than run of the mill teams. Colorado falls in the bottom half of of the conf.
It's already been said but I would say if they fired Deion and hired our Tony White they would be getting themselves a heck of an upgrade in my opinion.
Having said that, Nebraska needs to keep White in whatever way they can. Matt Rhule has a gem there and if Rhule could convince White to stay here for two more years until Rhule gets some more O lineman, I could see Nebraska winning the playoff.
As ugly as things seem for the Sanders family this morning, its going to get a lot worse if they lose to CSU next week. That game is Ft Collins - the first time the Buffs have traveled there in nearly 30 years. Its not Memorial Stadium, but its going to be another hostile environment for the Buffs who are already on a shaky foundation.
And BEAT UP. That's the worst part, They may lose twice to Neb. I don't remember the last time I watched one team just beat up another the way it was last night. Every hit was heard. Broken bones. The Buffs will be sore for weeks.
Barring a total collapse. FSU isn’t firing Norvell. He was undefeated last year. They are in the middle of a 250 million dollar stadium redo Norvell has a 20 plus million buyout. If they would make a move they would absolutely have to go for a proven commodity ( Lane kiffin) whose buyout is only 4 million.
I don't know if I'm Colorado I try and make a deal that at least try not to make either side like dumb and have prime move on. And try and hire that northern Illinois coach. Man I like that guy. But I'm not Colorado. And they deserve everything coming to them for that clown show. Fu Buffs
I have to admit, I was a little jealous of the hire at first. After watching Deion hobbling around the sideline yesterday I told my buddy that he ain’t long for the CU world. Very undisciplined team to say the least….
Glad that I didn’t want him from the beginning. Colorado has earned the joke they are. Little bump in money.
I do hope his efforts to get the players to work hard in their classes is true. Real classes that will help them after college into life. That would seemingly be his best quality so far.
I do hope his efforts to get the players to work hard in their classes is true. Real classes that will help them after college into life. That would seemingly be his best quality so far.
I actually wish Coach Prime does move on from Colorado. This won’t go over well but any success Prime achieves there is too good for Colorado.
I wish nothing but the worst for the Colorado program and their fanbase. I’d love for them to wallow at the bottom of FBS forever!
While the 2nd half sucked offensively, our Huskers truly made an exclamation point for them and the fans. They took out frustration going back to 2001.
I wish nothing but the worst for the Colorado program and their fanbase. I’d love for them to wallow at the bottom of FBS forever!
While the 2nd half sucked offensively, our Huskers truly made an exclamation point for them and the fans. They took out frustration going back to 2001.
No way he goes there! Raiola is going to get him a sweet gig. If I'm Tony White I'm juicing a big raise and staying for the Raiola era. Dylan will protect the ball and not leave his D in bad positions. Tony should stay and gather some hardware then cash in HUGE. He could go home, if he wants the UCLA gig. Can't imagine the DeShaun Foster experiment will go well but you never know.
All you chumps, most of this boards members, now is the time. Donate to NIL!
Watch Deion say something like "I'm stepping down as coach of Colorado so I can spend more time supporting my son and Travis Hunter in their NFL careers" when the season is over.
I guess I am the opposite of you… I think prime staying at Colorado makes them worse. I don’t think they get worse if he moves on… He’s just not disciplined enough as a coach.
Keeler's dumbass was on 1620 last week saying we couldn't handle 2 top 5 draft picks. He just now realized CU has shitty line play? Dipshit.Or....
Maybe the Huskers are way better than people think they are. Sean Keeler of the Denver Post stated:
"With apologies to Utah, the Wisconsin of the West, the Cornhuskers fielded arguably the best defense, and most physical offensive and defensive lines, that CU will see the rest of the way."
Keeler: Deion Sanders, CU Buffs, not ready for prime time, get punched in mouth by Nebraska
You don’t bring a 30-carat diamond watch to a sword fight.www.denverpost.com
I might spend my whole day reading about the game. What a glorious weekend.
Fair enough but they were bad…really bad with several coaches prior to Prime.
“I really truly in all my heart believe, parents don’t want me at their house,” he said to reporters in response to the article on Wednesday. “They want to come see my house. They want to see how I live, how I get down. They want to see what I’ve got going on, what God has done in my life.”---------- An actual quote from Mr. All About me and my kids
A part of me wants to see Sanders remain at CU for a long time. It's an interesting story in how Sanders builds a roster and his culture vs how a coach like Rhule goes about it.
I predict today the national radio guys will start talking about how building a roster on the transfer portal alone doesn't work. Rhule will start getting praise for building a roster and his track record will get play.
The Rhule way takes way more time and effort, but it is necessary. You have to have a strong foundation from which to build. It is the more difficult road, but it builds a much stronger and resilient team.
Coach Deion thinks all you have to do is be talented and flashy. He truly does not understand culture and unity within a team. He doesn’t seem to appreciate the tireless and thankless work that goes on behind-the-scenes
For the most part it was just an amazing perfect storm at the start of last year.
They got a TCU team that was basically all new, just like CU, 50/50 game and CU made a few more plays.
Then a home game vs NU, a team with no offense at all.
Then a huge comeback win over CSU.
They easily could have started 1-2 but credit to them, they started 3-0.
If they started 1-2, they finish the season probably 3-9, they should not have lost that Stanford game.
1-2 start and 3-9 season, no one is talking about them and they are just another bad team.
Won't be shocking to see them lose to CSU and if they do, get ready for the wheels to fall off.
They got a TCU team that was basically all new, just like CU, 50/50 game and CU made a few more plays.
Then a home game vs NU, a team with no offense at all.
Then a huge comeback win over CSU.
They easily could have started 1-2 but credit to them, they started 3-0.
If they started 1-2, they finish the season probably 3-9, they should not have lost that Stanford game.
1-2 start and 3-9 season, no one is talking about them and they are just another bad team.
Won't be shocking to see them lose to CSU and if they do, get ready for the wheels to fall off.
The Big 12 isn’t on the same level as The Big 10 or SEC, but they do have some pretty well coached teams. It’s gonna be tough sledding for CU. Looking at their schedule, there aren’t many where you can say they’re at a noticeable advantage.
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