If we hire a coach that so much as utters the word “multiple”, I’m gonna drive down there and punch someone in the nutsCan we also stop trying to be Stanford? I'd be open to hiring an Air Raid disciple right now.
If we hire a coach that so much as utters the word “multiple”, I’m gonna drive down there and punch someone in the nutsCan we also stop trying to be Stanford? I'd be open to hiring an Air Raid disciple right now.
My one exception is Jeff Grimes, but because he’s a legit candidate. Other than that I wholeheartedly agreeNo former Buffs. At any level. No excuses.
Exception not the rule. Mel went 5-7 for one year.Mel Tucker was poached for a higher paying Big 10 job just a couple of years ago.
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Yeah at UC Davis and Florida International. They probably made more money leaving CU than they make under their current contracts.Dan Hawkins, Mike MacIntyre and Mel Tucker are all currently HCs. Just sayin
It was a joke, numb nuts.Yeah at UC Davis and Florida International. They probably made more money leaving CU than they make under their current contracts.
You know who runs a tempo offense?You know what I mean. Its another aspect of CU trying to replicate the glory years. Barnett's teams were very physical at the LoS. Watch the 2001 Nebraska game.
Be creative. Use the altitude at Folsom to your advantage by hiring somebody who knows how to use tempo. Try the air raid.
OK sensitive baby nuts. I guess it's not the year to converse with CU fans... again.It was a joke, numb nuts.
I HATED Hawkins as a coach, but he was a home run hire when we got him (at least everyone thought so). Our only hope is to offer a job to a coordinator who has a large potential upside (Mel Tucker was this) and try to structure a deal that would be hard to get out of. But if you do a deal like that you reduce the chances of anyone taking it (which means you have to reach even farther...trying to get a coordinator so far a way from getting a head coaching opportunity that they are willing to accept something like that).Dan Hawkins, Mike MacIntyre and Mel Tucker are all currently HCs. Just sayin
Why does he stay thenI might be a masochist, but I’d kind of like to see what RG can do without Phil yanking his chain. Mike Bohn’s name has been tossed around a lot as an example of a guy who couldn’t make it work here but was very successful everywhere else. It’s possible - likely even - that RG is similarly handicapped.
He's a great candidate-but I have one question on him. Is this administration willing to work with him on admissions? He's the OC at Baylor right now.My one exception is Jeff Grimes, but because he’s a legit candidate. Other than that I wholeheartedly agree
What happens in the 2nd Q?South Alabama would beat Colorado by 3+ TDs.
Or morals or ethics or shame or compassion or victim rights or the rule or lawHe's a great candidate-but I have one question on him. Is this administration willing to work with him on admissions? He's the OC at Baylor right now.
That's a school that isn't exactly known for its academics.
Winner!What happens in the 2nd Q?
Oh no question. Excluding that though, if RG/Saliman don't think they can get any kind of admissions breaks.......I wouldn't bother with Grimes as a candidate.Or morals or ethics or shame or compassion or victim rights or the rule or law
Why does RG stay in his multi-million dollar per year job? Is that a serious question?Why does he stay then
Baylor is ranked somewhere around 20 places higher than CU in most rankings.He's a great candidate-but I have one question on him. Is this administration willing to work with him on admissions? He's the OC at Baylor right now.
That's a school that isn't exactly known for its academics.
Take those links and email them to Saliman. I doubt anybody up there even knows that.Baylor is ranked somewhere around 20 places higher than CU in most rankings.
Yes. If a man has options, why stay for an untenable situation.Why does RG stay in his multi-million dollar per year job? Is that a serious question?
His options are stay or retire. What incentive does he have right now to retire?Yes. If a man has options, why stay for an untenable situation.
I hope I'm wrong! I recall for years he was the staff budget guru when the Colorado legislature was dealing with budget matters. Now he's in a chair where he must direct the entire thing. I want him to succeed, which to me means the football program gets put on an upward trajectory. This will require new people and plenty of money.This is the exact opposite of what one credible poster on 247 has said about Saliman, fwiw.
He should damn well know what those ranking are. By the way, I looked it up. Baylor is actually 21 spots ahead of CU in the USNWR rankings. I could check a bunch of others, but that’s an easy one to check.Take those links and email them to Saliman. I doubt anybody up there even knows that.
USNWR gives private schools an edge in the rankings. Student debt load at graduation is a factor in the rankings, and damn near nobody is at Baylor on student loans. Daddy pays.He should damn well know what those ranking are. By the way, I looked it up. Baylor is actually 21 spots ahead of CU in the USNWR rankings. I could check a bunch of others, but that’s an easy one to check.
Aside from the Rape enabling, Baylor has managed to carve out a nice balance between academics and athletics that we should aspire to.
He should damn well know what those ranking are. By the way, I looked it up. Baylor is actually 21 spots ahead of CU in the USNWR rankings. I could check a bunch of others, but that’s an easy one to check.
Aside from the Rape enabling, Baylor has managed to carve out a nice balance between academics and athletics that we should aspire to.