He definitely dreamed of CU being the program that led the way in giving black coaches more opportunities and wanted to see a more diverse & inclusive community in Colorado & particularly Boulder County.
AllBuffs | Unofficial fan site for the University of Colorado at Boulder Athletics programs
This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
-
Prime Time. Prime Time. Its a new era for Colorado football. Consider signing up for a club membership! For $20/year, you can get access to all the special features at Allbuffs, including club member only forums, dark mode, avatars and best of all no ads ! But seriously, please sign up so that we can pay the bills. No one earns money here, and we can use your $20 to keep this hellhole running. You can sign up for a club membership by navigating to your account in the upper right and clicking on "Account Upgrades". Make it happen!
Ladies and gentlemen, the Prime effect
- Thread starter Jens1893
- Start date
I agree. I just think he didn't have the vocabulary to explain what he wanted to bring about, *and* his audience didn't necessarily want to hear what he had to say on that matter either.
I know I am an outlier here, but a CU athlete just won the 3rd greatest endurance race in the world. Can we get a Sepp Kuss, Vuelta a Espana champion, an appearance at a game this year? A little chat about his 18 thousand miles ridden in training and racing this year and what it takes to be a true champion?
Once (if) we run train on the Bug XII and are regulars in the CFP, and thus start pulling recruits / transfers where we actually have depth and can routinely dominate, THEN we jump ship into one of those conferences.
Is the money the ****? Or is it money combined with ****?
Holy ****
Are they sure it isn’t CSU? Lamenation is under the impression their dozens of fans drove the intrigue
Screw it, I'll root for Deion Sanders and Colorado
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes haven't lost yet, and Drew Magary wants to enjoy the ride while it's still going.
www.sfgate.com
There’s always room on the Prime bandwagon. Except for you Danny Kanell and Jason Whitlock.Screw it, I'll root for Deion Sanders and Colorado
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes haven't lost yet, and Drew Magary wants to enjoy the ride while it's still going.
Last edited:
Why hasn't ****locked keeled over.... all that hatred and bitch in him should have killed him by now.
One of my favorite parts of this is the amount of comments bitching about the # of IG posts about CU (or wahtever SM platform you use) while increasing the engagements on the posts they're bitching about.
Bama fans trying to figure out why they keep posting the teams that get the most engagements…One of my favorite parts of this is the amount of comments bitching about the # of IG posts about CU (or wahtever SM platform you use) while increasing the engagements on the posts they're bitching about.
Exactly. Pretty cool to see Offerdahl.
You see, because they got paid for the ad, but Coach Prime prevented them from reaching the almonds.uhhhh...
Wait, it's not about the ginormous size of Prime's testicles?
GoBuffs08
Well-Known Member
Leaf it alone or you get hit with the ban stick
Looks like RG found the money to pay Prime.
www.dailycamera.com
CU Boulder sees record-breaking revenue from CU Buffs football
Record-breaking ticket and merchandise sales, national media coverage and an increase in donations: These are just a few areas where the University of Colorado Boulder has seen massive revenue grow…
www.dailycamera.com
More than enough for the entire contract.Looks like RG found the money to pay Prime.
CU Boulder sees record-breaking revenue from CU Buffs football
Record-breaking ticket and merchandise sales, national media coverage and an increase in donations: These are just a few areas where the University of Colorado Boulder has seen massive revenue grow…
I mean, we can all agree that Prime at CU story has exceeded even the most lofty of expectations so far. But its gone even further. It has transcended beyond college football into mainstream pop culture.
But … is it possible that this story could manifest into cultural zeitgeist moment for race relations in America? Like the LA Raiders, or Fab Five. How much of this phenomenon transcends the ‘football turnaround story’ and captures the fascination of a unabashed, ostentatious successful African American man smashing norms and re-writing rules in a lilly white place like Boulder, Colorado?
But … is it possible that this story could manifest into cultural zeitgeist moment for race relations in America? Like the LA Raiders, or Fab Five. How much of this phenomenon transcends the ‘football turnaround story’ and captures the fascination of a unabashed, ostentatious successful African American man smashing norms and re-writing rules in a lilly white place like Boulder, Colorado?
Last edited:
That is the story. And we're living it.
As I'm starting to see the "Go Ducks!" stuff, it almost feels sad to me, weirdly, because this thing feels way bigger than a game. My love (and hate) of college football has somehow transcended college football.