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Twas an observation, not an assumption. You assume I care enough to assume.
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Post-Spring Depth Chart
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Twas an observation, not an assumption. You assume I care enough to assume.
Would it be more accurate to call it a Post-Spring Lack of Depth Chart?
I do see a better team than last year and a much better team than two years ago but we are also looking at some gaping holes that make it hard to be an optimist. We have hope and not much else at some critical positions like LT, TE, RB, DE, OLB, Safety, PR, and are one injury away from the same at a bunch of other postions.
M2 is working on it but it is almost criminal the situation that JE left this roster in.
I do see a better team than last year and a much better team than two years ago but we are also looking at some gaping holes that make it hard to be an optimist. We have hope and not much else at some critical positions like LT, TE, RB, DE, OLB, Safety, PR, and are one injury away from the same at a bunch of other postions.
M2 is working on it but it is almost criminal the situation that JE left this roster in.
I'm not sure why this got so critical all of a sudden.
Post-spring depth charts always have holes since some of the freshmen, jucos and transfers haven't arrived yet. This was the best post-spring I have seen at CU in years.
:nod: :stupid:
In the past few years we have known that we were going to suck, holes in the depth chart just proved it before hand.
Now despite all the negativity I sense in myself and others some real hope that we are turning things around, that we are looking at better days as something other than a fantasy.
The holes in the depth chart are obstacles to the improvement that we want to see. We have a QB who can win some games, if we can keep him upright, we have DBs who can cover people, if we can get enough pressure to force opponents to throw the ball in a short time.
