I question how much he will be motivated to coach in general once his kids move on, particularly if his team struggles. If that happens, I guess jumping from Colorado to a school in Florida (or wherever) might invigorate/appeal to him, but I also wouldn't be surprised if he finds some excuse (health issues?) to pull the plug on this entire coaching circus sooner than people think.StevensTechU wrote:I'm a little concerned for Deion that when Shedeur and Travis Hunter move on, they're not going to have recruits that are on the same level to carry the load. It might be very wise for Deion to stick around Colorado for Shedeur's last year then jump to a new spot for a fresh start.buckmarkduck wrote:
It works for views. But they are like 10th in the big 12 in recruiting
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Re: #19 Colorado @ #10 Oregon (Sept 23, Sat 12:30 PM ABC)
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I think prime is done after next year and in the very slight chance that he does continue it will be somewhere else (Florida school ?).
The question is, how bad of shape will Colorado be in post prime? Lets see how prime manages next years roster to fix the trenches when he can't do wholesale changes again.
It will be interesting to see if the celebrity non-coach quick fix model endures and is replicated.
If Colorado is the disaster I think it will be in a couple of years, I doubt it...
The question is, how bad of shape will Colorado be in post prime? Lets see how prime manages next years roster to fix the trenches when he can't do wholesale changes again.
It will be interesting to see if the celebrity non-coach quick fix model endures and is replicated.
If Colorado is the disaster I think it will be in a couple of years, I doubt it...
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Re: #19 Colorado @ #10 Oregon (Sept 23, Sat 12:30 PM ABC)
True but those people don’t matter, IMO. They’re unserious caricatures and everyone knows that. The national people who actually matter all loved what Lanning did and backed him up.lmduck wrote:Valid points but I don't think we've seen any recanting or apologies from people like Ryan Clark, Skip Bayless, Richard Sherman etc. now that they have a few more data points. Lanning was accused of being racist, a bully, exhibiting venomous vengeance etc.dthomas=ddixon wrote:The more this plays out the more I think a lot of this was Oregon just beating Deion at his own game. Just has a feel of orchestration to it. We’ve been playing this game for 20 years, and our response showed it. That recap video wasn’t just some highlights thrown together, it was done with calculation and intention to expose CU’s behavior and flip the script. And it worked; it changed everyone’s tune AND went legitimately viral. The original tweeted video has 22.9M views and some of the retweets generated millions more views.
Unfortunately the aforementioned people probably don't want to admit they jumped to conclusions. Sherman was a huge trash talker but I honestly can't believe anyone of them are okay with the use of the word killing. I get it's pejorative but none the less. None of them expressed any outrage over the eye poking in the CSU game.
Will be interesting to see what they say after this week assuming another beat down.

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Re: #19 Colorado @ #10 Oregon (Sept 23, Sat 12:30 PM ABC)
Race-baiting seems to have become its own industry by itself.... the more you do it, the more you seem to get promoted. And no accountability required!
