The extension (with revised buyout) better get funded soon.
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Big noon kickoff in Boulder next week?
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Hand over the keys to everything... including our bank account.
ahoelsken
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Pac-12 TV contract says we have to appear there twice
Everyone who covers this sport will be in town this week!
When’s SEC Nation showing up?
CSU attracts all kind of people!
I wonder how they are going to configure both shows on campus. I don't suspect they'll both be on Farrand.
1000 press passes!
nepbug
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I wonder if one of them will setup in the field behind the business school, that would give a great shot of the flatirons. Or maybe near Norlin, but the buildings and trees might be too big for a good shot of the mountains in the background.
That's a good point. Right next to where we tailgate. That would be fun.
When was the last time one of these traveling shows just said "nah, we are just staying another week"?
Cost cutting measure.
Sticking around boulder for a week is rarely a way to save money
Nothing could be truer. But it's a nice place to park your bus.
Oh I'd find any excuse to not drive to Illinois
I’ve been looking. Never seen a bring it back week. Only once ever before when both in town.
J. Bloom is 1000% correct: Prime needs a Messi-type deal ASAP.
This sport is about players. A substantial number of the country’s best prep/college players want to play for Prime. We’re talking perennial top-5 recruiting/transfer classes, domination in the B12, and playoff appearances.
ahoelsken
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Illinois losing by double digits on Friday night probably kept them here again.
Big Noon is the PSU/Illinois game next week (gross) in Champaign. It’s likely they were just like ehhhh **** that let’s just stay in Boulder.
Which is also the scary part if Prime decides he wants to do something different, regardless of the commitment CU shows.
2 home non con games = 2 on P12N, iirc
100% correct.
I think he’s got another 10-15 years of coaching left in him. It just depends on where…
The question is what Prime ultimately wants. But this also highlights that there’s a desperate need to parlay the current buzz, increased revenue etc into something that is gonna outlast Prime and benefits CU when he’s gone and that is the infrastructure. NOW is the time to capitalise.
I was thinking about this and I wonder if Prime has opened the door for some other accomplished, African American athletes to get into coaching.
Seeing Micheal Irwin on our sidelines made me think, if Prime leaves, would someone like him be a good replacement.
I think I would much rather have him than a Jimbo Fisher for example.
Those ex athletes seem to have the passion for it and I’m quite sure they could recruit.
I am quite sure that there will be schools who try to replicate what is going on at CU. (I would bet that none of them are in the SEC)
The cast and crew are staying in a Motel 6 in Aurora.
I responded to a post by @ladyblaise that there is no way that Big Noon will be here next week since ESPN has the game.
