Prime Time!!! - Deion Sanders Hired as Colorado Head Coach

JJ Husker said:
Maybe because CU is nobody’s destination job? With the exception of McCartney (who parlayed it into something more by circling the Nebraska game in Red) it’s always been a temporary or stepping stone job. I don’t think too many expect Deion to still be there in 4-5 years.
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But I didn’t ask you lol

 
TheSker said:
Rhule likely won't be at Nebraska in 4-5 years.  If he's successful, his resume history says he'll move on in that time frame.
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Who pulled your f#&%ing chain?

We (not you) were discussing why Sanders likely wouldn’t still be at CU in 4-5 years. WTF does that have to do with your opinion on Rhule?

If you want to be a CU/Sanders fan that bad just do it, TheBuff.

 
JJ Husker said:
Who pulled your f#&%ing chain?

We (not you) were discussing why Sanders likely wouldn’t still be at CU in 4-5 years. WTF does that have to do with your opinion on Rhule?

If you want to be a CU/Sanders fan that bad just do it, TheBuff.
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Seems another chain is very easily pulled......

You've certainly given me your opinion when you were no part of the conversation.

Thanks for checking in.

 
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TheSker said:
Seems another chain is very easily pulled......

You've certainly given me your opinion when you were no part of the conversation.

Thanks for checking in.
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Welcome to message boards.

 
JJ Husker said:
My question is; who do you think would be the better head coach, Bo Pelini or Deion Sanders?
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I really like PeLLLLini the man, and he was a good coach with 4 non-conf games and playing crappy teams each year, such as ISU / Colo/KSU/Baylor/Minn/Illinois/Purdue/NW, etc... even OSU was awful one season, Wisconsin was horrible a few years, Penn State & Michigan played below average a few seasons.

But I liked him and the bottom line was that he couldn't take the team beyond a certain ceiling with certain circumstances (ridiculously easy schedule).  The pressure to win, the media, and also his NFL style to chew the clock with a lead the entire 4th quarter was super boring and exhausting.......just so they can beat an average team or whoever.... It felt like a 2 1/2 - 3 quarter game followed by a snooze fest.  Woo.  NFL style. 

I don't know if Sanders will lose 4 games each year throughout his 3 year contract, but he is taking over a super s#!tshow of a program for 15 years, with the exception of them having one or two good Pellllini years there.  I think they just finished 1-11 (and several years of 3-5 win years).  

What makes it exciting for football is to see what it will be like in year 2 and 3.  I think Colorado could pull out some wins next year, but I seen his son play QB and he floats a lot of soft passes that will get picked in a P5 conference.  He's not bad at all, but I think there will be growing pains here and there.

I guess to answer you question, I think Sanders will have CU becoming a top 25 team soon and will get 10-11 wins without playing 14 games to do so.  If I get fooled, then we all getting fooled.  

 
admo said:
I really like PeLLLLini the man, and he was a good coach with 4 non-conf games and playing crappy teams each year, such as ISU / Colo/KSU/Baylor/Minn/Illinois/Purdue/NW, etc... even OSU was awful one season, Wisconsin was horrible a few years, Penn State & Michigan played below average a few seasons.

But I liked him and the bottom line was that he couldn't take the team beyond a certain ceiling with certain circumstances (ridiculously easy schedule).  The pressure to win, the media, and also his NFL style to chew the clock with a lead the entire 4th quarter was super boring and exhausting.......just so they can beat an average team or whoever.... It felt like a 2 1/2 - 3 quarter game followed by a snooze fest.  Woo.  NFL style. 

I don't know if Sanders will lose 4 games each year throughout his 3 year contract, but he is taking over a super s#!tshow of a program for 15 years, with the exception of them having one or two good Pellllini years there.  I think they just finished 1-11 (and several years of 3-5 win years).  

What makes it exciting for football is to see what it will be like in year 2 and 3.  I think Colorado could pull out some wins next year, but I seen his son play QB and he floats a lot of soft passes that will get picked in a P5 conference.  He's not bad at all, but I think there will be growing pains here and there.

I guess to answer you question, I think Sanders will have CU becoming a top 25 team soon and will get 10-11 wins without playing 14 games to do so.  If I get fooled, then we all getting fooled.  
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i couldn’t agree more. Watching this years roster come together and seeing how well they started 2024 recruiting it for sure might be year 3 where they start to produce something competitive. They needed about 50 new bodies just to have a quality practice. I like his son’s football instincts but I’m with you at this level it’s gotta be a different level of intensity. 

 
GSG said:
He doesn't need the extra game anyway. He's the best coach ever. They'll probably win every game by 60 on their way to a 15-0 national championship. Unlike that chump Matt Rhule - he sucks. 
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I'm sure Georgia is so glad they won this year, because once Neon's teams at CU start playing, everyone else is just playing for second place.

 
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