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

[Slow yer Roll]

Was he a position coach?

[Mavric]

11 minutes ago, Slow yer Roll said:

Was he a position coach?

 

Tight ends, apparently.

[Mavric]

The exodus continues...

 

 

[BigRedBuster]

[Caliborn72]

Honestly wild we gave them their easiest win this year. What a brutal loss looking back. Probably the first real sign the offense was going to be a bit of a roller coaster.

[Decked]

Colorado has now also lost their lone 2024 QB commit. When you’re all bark and no bite..

[BigRedBuster]

 

[Husker in WI]

I enjoy watching Colorado struggle as much as the next guy, but I'm surprised they got high school QBs committed in the first place. That will be a portal-filled position as long as Deion is there. I'm sure they want to develop a guy or two as the backup, but commits know they are bringing in an experienced QB every time the starter leaves. Why go there when they will be actively calling every starting QB in the portal (and many not in the portal)  each year? It may still work at Colorado, but it will not be a place where paying your dues over time is rewarded. 

 

They'd take an elite HS QB if they could and were sure he could start, but their HS QB recruiting is most likely going to be along the lines of their 2023 signee - low-mid 3 star you hope can be passable when your starter goes down. They won't do much this year, and then when Shedeur is gone (if Deion stays) they'll recruit every transfer QB they can.

[Xmas32]

I know Utah was running vanilla schemes and was going with the 3 yards and cloud of dust but that Staub kid looked not too bad at QB on Saturday. He did a nice job of getting the ball out quickly.

[BigRedBuster]

1 hour ago, Husker in WI said:

I enjoy watching Colorado struggle as much as the next guy, but I'm surprised they got high school QBs committed in the first place. That will be a portal-filled position as long as Deion is there. I'm sure they want to develop a guy or two as the backup, but commits know they are bringing in an experienced QB every time the starter leaves. Why go there when they will be actively calling every starting QB in the portal (and many not in the portal)  each year? It may still work at Colorado, but it will not be a place where paying your dues over time is rewarded. 

 

They'd take an elite HS QB if they could and were sure he could start, but their HS QB recruiting is most likely going to be along the lines of their 2023 signee - low-mid 3 star you hope can be passable when your starter goes down. They won't do much this year, and then when Shedeur is gone (if Deion stays) they'll recruit every transfer QB they can.

And...I suspect Deon isn't going to be there long enough for them to develop and play for him.

[BigRedBuster]

 

 

[GSG]

The spin by the Deion fanboys is that he's taking a better job somewhere 

 

 

The spin by sCUm fans is that these kids won't be playing right away so it doesn't matter

[RedDenver]

CU got what they needed from Deion - selling enough tickets and such to get the athletic dept out of having to make some deep cuts. Deion winning was always a bonus. It'll be interesting to see what happens next though.

[BigRedBuster]

2 hours ago, RedDenver said:

CU got what they needed from Deion - selling enough tickets and such to get the athletic dept out of having to make some deep cuts. Deion winning was always a bonus. It'll be interesting to see what happens next though.

It should be fun to watch. 

[Mavric]