Takeaways from the game? Revised expectations?

[BuffLuke80]

Is he still?

If he is, it's in Cleveland. He had a profile, but no stats. It was from Sep. 2019. He played in the CFL before that, Calgary I think.

 

[Duff Man]

I thought he was getting way underweight and worn down injured by then. Maybe I was off a year.

He was one of the better situational pass rushers for us that season, along with Awuzie.

 

[The Alabaster Yak]

He was one of the better situational pass rushers for us that season, along with Awuzie.

The Nickel blitz with Chido was awesome

 

[68buffs]

Well, game experience is only part of the equation though. Oliver was a true sophomore on that team and flashed enough to generate NFL buzz as basically the #3 CB. Talent still matters.

Being young and showing lots of potential can be mutually exclusive.

Again I haven't talked about talent here except to agree with you about the DBs. I don't see pro talent playing on the back end at this time, I do see kids who can play power 5 though. They need games played under their belts though to play against better athletes and have a chance to win. Let's take Onu, He has by far the most games played, some have suggested he's the team mvp so far. A kid from a g5 program that's being looked at as CUs mvp, why? is it because he has played in and learned from that experince? Do you think he's the athlete Mark Perry is, yet he's the one playing, Why is this, this goes against your thinking and most on here. I would take these players with this staff after two years of playing, maturing, learning, getting bigger and stronger. Let you pick the greatest players in CU history playing as first time college players and this staff and team would kick the crap out of them. You know this is a true statement. Game time matters also, get this with better players and CU football is goint to be great again. I don't disagree with anyone about needing better players to be clear, this team needs both is all I'm saying.

 

[Unleash Hell]

Non option attacks work too, ****braska and CSU ran the ball at will. Not sure why Martinez even threw a pass.

I wouldn’t say that for either Nebraska or CSU

 

[Darth Snow]

Again I haven't talked about talent here except to agree with you about the DBs. I don't see pro talent playing on the back end at this time, I do see kids who can play power 5 though. They need games played under their belts though to play against better athletes and have a chance to win. Let's take Onu, He has by far the most games played, some have suggested he's the team mvp so far. A kid from a g5 program that's being looked at as CUs mvp, why? is it because he has played in and learned from that experince? Do you think he's the athlete Mark Perry is, yet he's the one playing, Why is this, this goes against your thinking and most on here. I would take these players with this staff after two years of playing, maturing, learning, getting bigger and stronger. Let you pick the greatest players in CU history playing as first time college players and this staff and team would kick the crap out of them. You know this is a true statement. Game time matters also, get this with better players and CU football is goint to be great again. I don't disagree with anyone about needing better players to be clear, this team needs both is all I'm saying.

Dishonest, rambling, incoherent.

 

[Buffnik]

Oh. My. God. Back this up. Start with the secondary. I will wait. I think we have 2-3 players on our current D who would start for that team.

Yep. Landman and Mustafa with maybe Onu over Laguda.