You certainly did.
So the millions of people that tuned in to watch Floyd Mayweather lose every fight didn't support Floyd just because they wanted him to lose? Those people made him a billionaire that's supporting buddy.
views=money=support
Prime Time!!! - Deion Sanders Hired as Colorado Head Coach
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So the millions of people that tuned in to watch Floyd Mayweather lose every fight didn't support Floyd just because they wanted him to lose? Those people made him a billionaire that's supporting buddy.
views=money=support
That was an example. Obviously I want the team to win. Either way I don't think he'll be in Lincoln the full contract.
Wistrom Disciple
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You’re obviously trolling and that’s fine if that’s how you get your jollies off. Wanting the program to do well while the coach sucks is like hoping your new car works great while the engine breaks down.
Decked
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You seem quite incompetent. Now go check out the portal guys they have coming in and compare that to the rest of their conference. It’s directly under the class.
Crusader Husker
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Mods can we lock out this conversation and move it to it's Own thread? I want to see coaching news not more conversation about HBCU's and Prime love/hate. I feel like I walked in on a middle school girl fight.
McGuillotine
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Turn on overall rankings. No other HBCUs even close.
McGuillotine
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Enhance
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If you can't see the cognitive dissonance in wanting a coach to fail while still 'supporting the team by watching them,' then I can't help you. You're effectively claiming to be their friend while stabbing them in the back.
Regardless, you're done with this conversation in this thread. So is everyone else. We're not going to debate Rhule's chances of success or swoon over Deion Sanders in this thread. This thread is about coaching news/changes, and the direction you've taken it goes beyond the intended scope, so we're going to break it out separately. You're welcome to contribute in there.
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Might want to look at the year before this... JSU was 58 in the country, ahead of Colorado, while Grambling and Sam Houston were in the 150's.
Talent. Gap.
Maybe he can coach. We just don't know yet.
Guy Chamberlin
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If you're in the middle on this, like I am, the only thing funnier than watching Husker fans fellate Deion Sanders is watching other Husker fans s#!t their pants at the mere thought of him coming to Lincoln.
If the decision was up to me I would have gone the Trev route, too. Rhule and Fickle probably the top choices, Deion not in serious consideration.
But if my top choices turn me down and I'm looking at a pool of Campbell and O'Brien and Leipold and Mickey Joseph and even Lane Kiffin, I'm suddenly thinking Deion Sanders brings a better chance of change and hope. No great coach succeeded at the D1 level until he did.
As noted in an earlier post, 75% of the hottest coaching hires in the 2014 and 2018 cycle that got us Riley and Frost are no longer head coaches. Nobody knows how any coach is going to do until the games are played. If you listen to the folks who follow college football closely, Deion Sanders has earned the consideration, probably over-hyped but in no way a foolish choice.
If the decision was up to me I would have gone the Trev route, too. Rhule and Fickle probably the top choices, Deion not in serious consideration.
But if my top choices turn me down and I'm looking at a pool of Campbell and O'Brien and Leipold and Mickey Joseph and even Lane Kiffin, I'm suddenly thinking Deion Sanders brings a better chance of change and hope. No great coach succeeded at the D1 level until he did.
As noted in an earlier post, 75% of the hottest coaching hires in the 2014 and 2018 cycle that got us Riley and Frost are no longer head coaches. Nobody knows how any coach is going to do until the games are played. If you listen to the folks who follow college football closely, Deion Sanders has earned the consideration, probably over-hyped but in no way a foolish choice.
It's interesting being right underneath it now that the Sanders hire has happened.
Discussions on this board for a long time have been about the need for strong recruiters, developers and an experienced, qualified assistant coaching staff.
If I didn't live in Colorado it might be different but watching both new staff situations simultaneously is interesting.
Guy Chamberlin
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Just to be fair, can we break out a separate thread to house every poster who was willing to give Urban Meyer a lap dance if he'd just glance our way?
Guy Chamberlin
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You write some pretty tortured posts, hunnit. Definitely pulled a hamstring on this one.
If you can't understand that hopes and prayers ain't supporting a program I don't know what to tell you.