Because there weren’t any NFL tight end coaches available.
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2020 CU football season POSTPONED until Nov 6th?
- Thread starter Jens1893
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Boooo!
Nah. Lindsay was an incredible receiving RB
Well that sounds awesome with a new coach, no spring practice and jack **** for fall prep time.
Bowl game!
GuySmiley
Don't Drink the Kool-Aid
I agree with Gary and you. We have to remember that Mangham played as a true freshman. He should get bigger, stronger, and faster, plus with experience I'd expect him to improve. Clayton is a great recruit, but he will have to grow onto the field. Mangham's numbers dropped in conference play, however the running game overall was much less effective in conference play. It is never a bad thing to have 3 good running backs... Even if he slots in 3rd string, he is still one injury away.
How was the running games less effective during conference play?
Sometime this week according to Wilner. I haven't seen anything more specific than that
darth-horax
Well-Known Member
I've been away for awhile...who is this Clayton guy everybody is so high on?
GuySmiley
Don't Drink the Kool-Aid
Per my recollection, someone can correct me if I am wrong, but the ypc went down; the RB production was down some, especially when LaViska was either running or out with an injury; and I think the 15+ yard carries were way down. AF did have a few good games, but I remember the execution with additional procedure or false start penalties. Also, the Buffs could not close out a couple of games in the 4Q, when they just needed a 1st down, and had a decent down and distance. In the two great home in-conference wins, the running game was better.
GuySmiley
Don't Drink the Kool-Aid
He is a 4* out of LA. On paper, I think the best rb recruit CU has landed since Darrel Scott. He has both size and speed, not as big as Scott but plus size for a HS RB. He looks like he could be a home hitter with potential for longer open field runs. Also, he seems very excited with his shot to be the guy. IDK, how much they will use him this fall given the short season, but he looks to have serious upside. I'm sure we will see him some.
Not really, the run game was pretty consistent last year.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Putting the kind of bans on parties that we've seen in other places (Virginia and Purdue to name two) would go a long way.
"Throughout our entire time together, we had not had one meal where we sat down together," Kelly said. "Everything was grab and go. We get into our game situation where we have pregame meal together, and that cost us. Big. We had somebody who was asymptomatic, and it spread like wildfire throughout our meeting area where we were eating and then it got guys in contact tracing."
Here is another tidbit that seems to run counter to the report you reference.
Edit. Nvm
Sykobuff
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4thGenBuff
Well-Known Member
I hope Wilner is right it means there is some confidence going through our AD on playing. Whether or not that confidence is delusional or not is tbd.