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2019 Buffs Football hype thread
- Thread starter Highlander
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I didn't want to create a new thread for this, so I'll just drop it here.
I did the math and our all time win percentage through the Barnett era was .610, which was around #21 all time. Since this is the hype thread, I'm not going to let the last assistant coach hire dampen my enthusiasm. HCMT IS GOING TO GET US BACK WHERE WE BELONG ON THIS LIST!
I did the math and our all time win percentage through the Barnett era was .610, which was around #21 all time. Since this is the hype thread, I'm not going to let the last assistant coach hire dampen my enthusiasm. HCMT IS GOING TO GET US BACK WHERE WE BELONG ON THIS LIST!
Utah surprised me on this list
This should go in the "2019 Anti-Hype" thread. Buffs by a billion in the 2019 RMS
DrunkRalphie
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Bobo is aging quickly.
According to their roster that's Xavier Goldsmith, a 5'8 159 lb freshman CB, who apparently had an offer from CU.
To do what?
jizzrag85
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Forget CSU. That anchor is smoking hot.
That's the mid North.
somebody
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Looking very north central. Midwest is an archaic term.
Erroneous on all accounts. Midwest is a region, while East North Central and West North Central are divisions.
Xavier Goldsmith is a good friend of Mangham, and he did list a CU offer, although in the end, it wasn't a committable offer.
However, despite his diminutive size, the guy is a baller and he had a very good offer list. I'd expect that he may be a guy who does some pretty good damage up in the Fort, probably one of their best recruits in a long time, despite that height.
somebody
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Wow, talk about putting words into someone else's mouth (post). I literally did not include any of the terms you are whining about - they are simply adjectives. High and mighty, meet low and stupid.
Maybe in some fields the lines are drawn differently, but common parlance and the US Census Bureau are good enough for me. The mentality between Colorado - at least when I last lived there - and nebraska is enough reason to leave the two century old lines in place, IMO.
https://www2.census.gov/geo/pdfs/maps-data/maps/reference/us_regdiv.pdf
Edit: Yes, I know the actual lines aren’t 200 years old, professor.
https://www2.census.gov/geo/pdfs/maps-data/maps/reference/us_regdiv.pdf
Edit: Yes, I know the actual lines aren’t 200 years old, professor.
Zapata
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jumped ship
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Met a group of Georgia folks while skiing this past weekend (f***ing tourists) and also the previous week while visiting some friends in AZ – all of them immediately commented about how great HCMT is when they heard I was from Colorado.
I think we are underestimating the improvements his attitude and composure at the top will have in all areas of the program – looking forward to his game day coaching and preparation.
I think we are underestimating the improvements his attitude and composure at the top will have in all areas of the program – looking forward to his game day coaching and preparation.
Bleacher Report's Matt Miller believes that Colorado junior WR Laviska Shenault would have been a Round 1 selection in the 2019 NFL Draft if he was eligible.
Alabama WR Jerry Jeudy and Shenault (6'2/220) would have been Miller's No. 1 and No. 2 receivers in this class if they were available, and it's hard to argue against that, especially given the lack of a blue-chip receiver prospect in the 2019 class. Both Jeudy and Shenault showed how they can win in a variety of ways, and both receivers did so as youngsters. Although Miller's statements are great compliments to both Jeudy and Shenault, it is also a reminder of the rules in place that prevent young superstars from maximizing their earning potential. Hopefully, they continue their progressions, so they can secure high-end selections in the 2020 NFL Draft.
SOURCE: Matt Miller on Twitter
Mar 15, 2019, 7:54 PM
Alabama WR Jerry Jeudy and Shenault (6'2/220) would have been Miller's No. 1 and No. 2 receivers in this class if they were available, and it's hard to argue against that, especially given the lack of a blue-chip receiver prospect in the 2019 class. Both Jeudy and Shenault showed how they can win in a variety of ways, and both receivers did so as youngsters. Although Miller's statements are great compliments to both Jeudy and Shenault, it is also a reminder of the rules in place that prevent young superstars from maximizing their earning potential. Hopefully, they continue their progressions, so they can secure high-end selections in the 2020 NFL Draft.
SOURCE: Matt Miller on Twitter
Mar 15, 2019, 7:54 PM
DK metcalf wowed everybody at the combine with a 4.37(?) 40, to go with his height and weight (and body fat % that turned out to be untrue), but his agility drills were awful. He’s considered the best WR is the class and both Jeudy and Viska are far better football players.