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September 17 - Colorado @ Colorado State (Denver)

CsquaredCC said:
I think its WAY to early to be making those types of judgments about Thomas. The kid didn't turn 19 until week 5 of the season last year. His release was slow last season because he struggled to recognize defenses at times. That's not uncommon for any young QB. I saw Thomas at the spring game and his overall game looks improved, he has a nice deep ball and he is accurate, which is something you can't coach. Time will tell how he improves to the point many CSU fans hope, but at this stage of his career, he is a smart and competetive kid who has a chance to take a nice step forward this year with some improved line play.
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I will believe it when I see it. I saw him play in about 5-6 games last season and I did not see any hints of greatness there. I also think his accuracy (especially as shown by completion percentage) are misleading. He had a nice completion percentage as a freshman, but his YPA sucked.
 
CsquaredCC said:
As the resident Ram fan I will give you my two cents.

* QB - Pete Thomas is what he is right now. Very accurate when given time, but he holds onto the ball to long. If Fairchild has shown anything, its that he can develop QBs. I think Thomas will take a nice step forward this year.
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Huh????? Fairchild's best year was with all of Sonny's kids. He what has he developed? 2-14 in conference play the last 2 seasons and 6-18 since he arrived.

Fairchild makes DII look like effing Vince Lombardi.
 
Anyone that can get the 2008 version of Billy Ferris to look like a competent QB and into an NFL camp deserves some props. I am not saying the overall results are great, but SF has shown an ability with QBs. You can't take that away from him.
 
CSU could be catching CU flat footed. If CU wins it's first two games, there's a good chance it'll be looking forward to the game against Ohio State the following week. That could be dangerous.
 
sackman said:
CSU could be catching CU flat footed. If CU wins it's first two games, there's a good chance it'll be looking forward to the game against Ohio State the following week. That could be dangerous.
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With these coaches, doubt it.
 
sackman said:
CSU could be catching CU flat footed. If CU wins it's first two games, there's a good chance it'll be looking forward to the game against Ohio State the following week. That could be dangerous.
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I'd say this statement had some validity if HaLkins was still the coach.
 
sackman said:
CSU could be catching CU flat footed. If CU wins it's first two games, there's a good chance it'll be looking forward to the game against Ohio State the following week. That could be dangerous.
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Plus, you know they'll be fired up coming off a loss to Northern.
 
Skidmark said:
CSU is the bye week.
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sackman said:
CSU could be catching CU flat footed. If CU wins it's first two games, there's a good chance it'll be looking forward to the game against Ohio State the following week. That could be dangerous.
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Creatini said:
With these coaches, doubt it.
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See how easy it is to make that mistake? McFrump, I see what you did there.

MrFrumpylane said:
I'd say this statement had some validity if HaLkins was still the coach.
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I just realized this when I was looking at CSU's results from last year, but they are coming into this season fresh off a 44-0 ass whooping from the hands of mighty Wyoming, WYOMING!!! OUCH!:lol:
 
I just get there really early. I'd rather wait in the stadium than in traffic.
 
We'll show up as soon as they open up the gates. For an 11:30 game, that probably means 8:00 AM. Gawd, I hate Invesco/Sports Authoritah/whateverthehellyouwanttocallit Stadium. HATE IT.
 
Usually this is a competitive game between the two schools but last year's game might have been a turning point in the rivalry since CU easily beat CSU last season. Given that a good number of starters are back this season, this year's game could be another easy win over the Rams.

Everything can look pretty promising in Ft. Collins but that 44-0 beating by Wyoming is a gentle reminder that CSU will probably have a new coach next season.
 
sackman said:
We'll show up as soon as they open up the gates. For an 11:30 game, that probably means 8:00 AM. Gawd, I hate Invesco/Sports Authoritah/whateverthehellyouwanttocallit Stadium. HATE IT.
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I'll bring the Zima.

P.S. Is it now considered a tradition that someone at the sackygate drinks your victory beers before the Mile High game?
 
sackman said:
We'll show up as soon as they open up the gates. For an 11:30 game, that probably means 8:00 AM. Gawd, I hate Invesco/Sports Authoritah/whateverthehellyouwanttocallit Stadium. HATE IT.
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Ugh - I will be there at 8:15 then. At least it shouldn't be quite as hot.
 
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