Wats will go to CO at the end of the year
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I think it'll be awhile before CU announces a new coach because another strong rumor is circulating that their AD Mike Bohn might resign soon. Apparently Kansas has him on their short list for AD and Bohn is a KU graduate and he also played football and baseball there in the early 80's.
I don't think the CU President/Chancellor would allow Bohn to hire the next coach and then leave for another job shortly afterwards. My guess is they'll want to know if Bohn is staying at CU or not before they proceed to look for another football coach.
I don't think the CU President/Chancellor would allow Bohn to hire the next coach and then leave for another job shortly afterwards. My guess is they'll want to know if Bohn is staying at CU or not before they proceed to look for another football coach.
darkhorse85
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talaricohusker
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This is my first time doing a Thread on this board so let me know how I am doing and bear with me
ADS
Heisman Trophy Winner
WYHusk
Five-Star Recruit
Good lord, can you imagine? Maybe McCartney is watching Synder at KSU and getting jealous.
The more I think about it, the more I think the Pirate would be a perfect fit in Boulder. If he'd take the gig, that is. I think it's a better job than Minnesota, where his name has also been mentioned. Personally, I don't want us to have to play against him in the B10.
ADS
Heisman Trophy Winner
Agreed, that mad scientist drove me crazy when we would play him. I dont want him to come to the big 10 and give me a heart attack.
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knapplc
International Man of Mystery
I'd give this thread an 86. It's got a good beat, you can dance to it, but it doesn't have that "hook" that you need.
You probably should have led off with pictures of CU cheerleaders, then segued into a discussion of how much Ralphie looks like an overgrown hamster, then gotten into the Hawkins thing. And you should have included something about intramurals. And 10 wins. And pizza boxes. And waaaaay more emoticons. And you should have finished with "GBR!"
Basically, something like this:
Now, THAT would have been an epic thread.
:espnsucks: Colorado cheers as Hawkins is canned! :espnsucks: The great hamster of the foothills runs free again! :nanalama
Hawkins can go coach Intramurals now, brotha! :yeah :rollin
How's your worst day as a Buffalo, Hawk? Still better than the bestest day as a Husker? :clap :lol: :clap
With Hawkins gone, Colorado will get ten wins this year, guaranteed!!!! :LOLtartar :wasted
No more pizza boxes to recruits, too. Too bad!
See ya, Hawkins! Thanks for the mammaries!
GBR!
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Husker_x
All-American
I'm pretty sure message boards don't set the standards for who an athletic director hires. Check Auburn a few years ago. Who saw that coming?
Right now Wats would be a sensible choice. Roots in the program. Offense is playing well. Experience with one of the best defensive minds in football. Young.
You could do worse.
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knapplc
International Man of Mystery
I don't want to tangle with Leach anymore, either. That dude has our number. And if he goes to Colorado, imagine how horrible it would be playing those guys in Boulder. It's bad enough chasing their WRs all over the field at sea level in Waco. Having to do the equivalent of wind sprints all game long against that offense at 5,280 feet while they're totally accustomed to the conditions would be murder.
Nebula
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It's not like Colorado can sit back and select whomever they wish by pointing a diamond flecked finger at one of many incredibly high caliber candidates.
Pederson was shocked at how hard it was to find a viable option after he dismissed Coach Solich, and you have a TON more in place here at NU then you do in Boulder.
Colorado has the following hindrances for any head coach to consider:
1.) It's a pro town/state. The Broncos are infinitely more important than the Buffaloes to most sports fans in Colorado.
2.) The facilities are horrible...really, really bad.
3.) The University is in dire straits economically...which means there is zero money to spend on facility upgrades.
4.) Booster indifference. Raising money for the Cornhuskers isn't akin to playing tiddlywinks, but it is compared to getting Colorado business folk to open up their wallets for an afterthought up in Boulder.
5.) Four long years of terrible football means a pretty substantial rebuilding phase. From the time they were absolutely annihilated by Texas in the CCG five years ago, the talent and production decline has been nothing short of precipitous. That job feels like a Sisyphean endeavor at this point.
So, I believe speculation on who Colorado is going to select is a little premature. I think a more accurate way to phrase Colorado's situation is to ask who they are going to settle for, rather than who they are going to choose. I think CU is about to get Callahanned.
Pederson was shocked at how hard it was to find a viable option after he dismissed Coach Solich, and you have a TON more in place here at NU then you do in Boulder.
Colorado has the following hindrances for any head coach to consider:
1.) It's a pro town/state. The Broncos are infinitely more important than the Buffaloes to most sports fans in Colorado.
2.) The facilities are horrible...really, really bad.
3.) The University is in dire straits economically...which means there is zero money to spend on facility upgrades.
4.) Booster indifference. Raising money for the Cornhuskers isn't akin to playing tiddlywinks, but it is compared to getting Colorado business folk to open up their wallets for an afterthought up in Boulder.
5.) Four long years of terrible football means a pretty substantial rebuilding phase. From the time they were absolutely annihilated by Texas in the CCG five years ago, the talent and production decline has been nothing short of precipitous. That job feels like a Sisyphean endeavor at this point.
So, I believe speculation on who Colorado is going to select is a little premature. I think a more accurate way to phrase Colorado's situation is to ask who they are going to settle for, rather than who they are going to choose. I think CU is about to get Callahanned.
whateveritis1224
All-Conference
If Watson leaves and takes on of our O coordinators with him, I think we make a move to bring Scott Frost into the program. Not as OC, still a little young and in need of a couple more years of coaching experience, but bringing him in and having him bring some of Oregon's blur offense with him.