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It's only fitting that a loss to CU could play a part in the end of the Neuheisel era at UCLA. Their last 3 games are at Utah, CU, and at USC - going, going, gone!
 
IMO, Ricky is as good as gone unless he can come up with a 8 win season. Last year he said he'd be heartbroken if they did not win 8, and they won 4...it appears the UCLA natives are restless and new OC and DC to boot.
 
I really hope Slick Rick sticks around for one more year, only to give me the pleasure of booing him without mercy next year in Folsom.
 
so I know we as fans don't care much for Slick but the majority of players I know played for Slick and are very found of him, many still keeping in touch with him regularly. With that said i'd love for CU to contribute to him getting canned for the irpny of the situaution.

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I don't have much of a problem with Neuheisel these days.

I could definitely see a scenario where he loses his UCLA job, goes back to the pros for several years, and then Embree brings him back to CU as the quarterback coach and/or offensive coordinator if Scherer or Bieniemy left for another opportunity. It would be weird, but I wouldn't have a problem with it.
 
Buffnik said:
I don't have much of a problem with Neuheisel these days.

I could definitely see a scenario where he loses his UCLA job, goes back to the pros for several years, and then Embree brings him back to CU as the quarterback coach and/or offensive coordinator if Scherer or Bieniemy left for another opportunity. It would be weird, but I wouldn't have a problem with it.
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I do have a problem with him. He talked **** about dear old CU and ****ed us over. **** him.
 
UCLA won't fire him unless he really ****s the bed this season (less than 5 wins).
 
I wouldn't be in favor of having the guy on the CU staff. He's managed to lose everywhere he's gone. He's killed two programs, and the third was pretty much dead when he got there and hasn't gotten any better since he's arrived. He's one of those guys that make you wonder how he keeps getting jobs. He sued his last college employer. In any other business, that's career suicide.
 
i don't like Rick, but i'm over it with us.

i thought that was a terrible hire for UCLA. the kind of hire that sets you back a decade....
 
Buffnik said:
I don't have much of a problem with Neuheisel these days.

I could definitely see a scenario where he loses his UCLA job, goes back to the pros for several years, and then Embree brings him back to CU as the quarterback coach and/or offensive coordinator if Scherer or Bieniemy left for another opportunity. It would be weird, but I wouldn't have a problem with it.
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Only if Danny comes back as WR coach
 
Rick as QB coach should be a non-starter. For a supposed QB expert, his record of developing QBs falls far short.
 
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