I vote for this guy

[Waldo]

He has paid his dues as a coordinator and is someone CU could afford. He coached buffson into a player when he almost quit.

http://www.hailstate.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=16800&ATCLID=204870509

Post Game Interview

http://www.hailstate.com/mediaPorta...NU_ID=&SPSID=90889&SPID=10997&DB_OEM_ID=16800

 

[EddieCrowder]

He is impressive, But I tink with his background he is a better fit for a SEC or BIG XII school. Whoever is the next coach at CU IMO has to has some ties to the west coast. We are going to live and die more then ever with recruiting SoCal.

 

[Waldo]

He is impressive, But I tink with his background he is a better fit for a SEC or BIG XII school. Whoever is the next coach at CU IMO has to has some ties to the west coast. We are going to live and die more then ever with recruiting SoCal.

I don't agree, coaching is far more important at this point, you can bring in assistants to bolster recruiting where ever you want.

CU has too much to offer to allow it to slip this far.

 

[EddieCrowder]

I think that is fair Waldo, but I am not sure you can get that kind of OC, or DC, on a one year contract

 

[Waldo]

I think that is fair Waldo, but I am not sure you can get that kind of OC, or DC, on a one year contract

well it's obvious at this point CU is not going to spend the money for a big name proven HC.

I make this suggestion based on my personal knowledge, no doubt there are plenty of assistants in the PAC 12 that are HC material in waiting.

Chris may be a guy who would cherish the challenge and would know a bit more about what it takes to get players to come CU.

just my $.02