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Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
That’s going to be enough to springboard him to an SEC school or FSU.Canadawg said:All sizzle. 9 wins max
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Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVESDeion is uniting the races against him
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Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4
He’s right, you know. But then, you can say that about every corch that crooted and then left for a better jerb.MikeDamone said:
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Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
But Prime was DIFFERENTBennyBeaver said:
He’s right, you know. But then, you can say that about every corch that crooted and then left for a better jerb.MikeDamone said: -
Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
I wonder how much money Bomani Jones has sent to HBCU's...MikeDamone said: -
Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4
More than you? Why does that matter?BleachedAnusDawg said:
I wonder how much money Bomani Jones has sent to HBCU's...MikeDamone said:
He’s an alum of a HBCU, he’s probably donated to them. He’s still entitled to his (wrong) opinion about Neon Deion. -
Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVESCrabs in a barrel
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Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
He's entitled to his opinion, sure. Deion gave a ton of his own cash to the school. At what point would it have been okay for Deion to leave? Was he expected to stay there for 30 years? I'm hearing he also HAD A CONTRACT!BennyBeaver said:
More than you? Why does that matter?BleachedAnusDawg said:
I wonder how much money Bomani Jones has sent to HBCU's...MikeDamone said:
He’s an alum of a HBCU, he’s probably donated to them. He’s still entitled to his (wrong) opinion about Neon Deion.
The criticism he's taking from black media is beyond stupid. The same folks who yell about the lack of opportunities for black coaches are pissed off that Deion decided to take one of those opportunities. -
Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4He will move to another job before smelling the playoffs.
Unlike successful black coaches, Shaw, there are their counterparts, Ty, Lake, Dorrell, Green, Edwards, Taggert. Of course, the same can be said about white coaches even more so. Try doing a search for successful Black head coaches in college football. I only used PAC12 examples
The returns are more "Why aren't there more black coaches".
Deion will move on hopefully to be a successful coach - there will be lots of scrutiny and criticism no matter what he does. He can handle the pressure if anyone can.
He will be ESPN's golden boy for sure and they will make racism an issue for they next two years, -
Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
Fuck Bomani Jones. He’s barely a step above Jamelle Hill at this point.MikeDamone said: -
Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4
You must be reading different black media than I am. Bomani's the exception, most black pundits are giving him the messiah treatment.BleachedAnusDawg said:
He's entitled to his opinion, sure. Deion gave a ton of his own cash to the school. At what point would it have been okay for Deion to leave? Was he expected to stay there for 30 years? I'm hearing he also HAD A CONTRACT!BennyBeaver said:
More than you? Why does that matter?BleachedAnusDawg said:
I wonder how much money Bomani Jones has sent to HBCU's...MikeDamone said:
He’s an alum of a HBCU, he’s probably donated to them. He’s still entitled to his (wrong) opinion about Neon Deion.
The criticism he's taking from black media is beyond stupid. The same folks who yell about the lack of opportunities for black coaches are pissed off that Deion decided to take one of those opportunities. -
Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4
Black media superiority guyGreenRiverGatorz said:
You must be reading different black media than I am. Bomani's the exception, most black pundits are giving him the messiah treatment.BleachedAnusDawg said:
He's entitled to his opinion, sure. Deion gave a ton of his own cash to the school. At what point would it have been okay for Deion to leave? Was he expected to stay there for 30 years? I'm hearing he also HAD A CONTRACT!BennyBeaver said:
More than you? Why does that matter?BleachedAnusDawg said:
I wonder how much money Bomani Jones has sent to HBCU's...MikeDamone said:
He’s an alum of a HBCU, he’s probably donated to them. He’s still entitled to his (wrong) opinion about Neon Deion.
The criticism he's taking from black media is beyond stupid. The same folks who yell about the lack of opportunities for black coaches are pissed off that Deion decided to take one of those opportunities. -
If he has any success he will LEAVE! To the SEC within 2-3 years
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Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4
This is what's so funny about the race discussion. Nobody is ever like, "UW (or insert other Pac 12 school) has done a great job giving black coaches chance."LebamDawg said:He will move to another job before smelling the playoffs.
Unlike successful black coaches, Shaw, there are their counterparts, Ty, Lake, Dorrell, Green, Edwards, Taggert. Of course, the same can be said about white coaches even more so. Try doing a search for successful Black head coaches in college football. I only used PAC12 examples
The returns are more "Why aren't there more black coaches".
Deion will move on hopefully to be a successful coach - there will be lots of scrutiny and criticism no matter what he does. He can handle the pressure if anyone can.
He will be ESPN's golden boy for sure and they will make racism an issue for they next two years,
They just accuse the school of racism or bemoan the systematic screwing over of black coaches when they get fired.
No institution is ever good or equitable, always bad and inequitable, no matter what.
And of course ESPN is the paragon of virtue.
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Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVESI think he hits his stride in year 2.
Year 1 I'd be shocked if they make it to 6-6. Even with the portal, there's too many holes to fill on that drekfest of a roster in a single offseason. And by mid October the injuries will inevitably pile up. Shedur probably won't be that great against P5 competition.
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Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4
Every bored has….GreenRiverGatorz said:
Black media superiority guyGreenRiverGatorz said:
You must be reading different black media than I am. Bomani's the exception, most black pundits are giving him the messiah treatment.BleachedAnusDawg said:
He's entitled to his opinion, sure. Deion gave a ton of his own cash to the school. At what point would it have been okay for Deion to leave? Was he expected to stay there for 30 years? I'm hearing he also HAD A CONTRACT!BennyBeaver said:
More than you? Why does that matter?BleachedAnusDawg said:
I wonder how much money Bomani Jones has sent to HBCU's...MikeDamone said:
He’s an alum of a HBCU, he’s probably donated to them. He’s still entitled to his (wrong) opinion about Neon Deion.
The criticism he's taking from black media is beyond stupid. The same folks who yell about the lack of opportunities for black coaches are pissed off that Deion decided to take one of those opportunities.
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Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4Is this one of those things where I'm racist if I dont think it'll work?
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Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
If that's all true, then Deion really took the high roadPurpleThrobber said:
His presence alone makes Colorado an interesting team to follow -
Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
It’s hard to know exactly how bad the talent is at Colorado because they had no energy and had given up after the first game.NEsnake12 said:I think he hits his stride in year 2.
Year 1 I'd be shocked if they make it to 6-6. Even with the portal, there's too many holes to fill on that drekfest of a roster in a single offseason. And by mid October the injuries will inevitably pile up. Shedur probably won't be that great against P5 competition.
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Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4
Seems plausible.Kingdome_Urinals said:He will get some good players and win some games but he has zero experience dealing with institutions and relationships that will hold him accountable for what he does.
He will screw up epically in some fashion. He will have to deal with legit D1 coordinators, other coaches, and kids who have other options besides Deion, including NFL futures, their parents etc.
With his ego and dictatorial style he will have players and families telling him to FO directly to his face. Will there be a Marcus Peters... -
Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4This dudes going to break Buff fans. Terrible decade then the this sizzle just for him to leave after going 11-14
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Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4
Pretty much. First sniff of success, not including a CCS, he gone. In the South somewhere. To him?? Hopefully FL teams. FSU, Miami, Gators, …don’t matter. The South and limelight. And boat loads or pussy, beach, clubs, big ass boats and flash.RaceBannon said:He'll be a success but no playoff
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Is he even going to be able to field a team this year?
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Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4
I’d think so. I’m thinking with this “portal exodus” shit, he’s cleaning house. He even had a vid made of his intentions about running folks off.rodmansrage said:Is he even going to be able to field a team this year?
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Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
This is becoming an increasing concern.rodmansrage said:Is he even going to be able to field a team this year?
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Prime Rib: Megalomaniac, he's carved up and spit out within 4He has good players leaving though
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Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
I'm officially out of the prediction business, so I have no idea what will happen with Sanders and tend to just go with the data that points to most coaches failing.Kingdome_Urinals said:
Seems plausible.Kingdome_Urinals said:He will get some good players and win some games but he has zero experience dealing with institutions and relationships that will hold him accountable for what he does.
He will screw up epically in some fashion. He will have to deal with legit D1 coordinators, other coaches, and kids who have other options besides Deion, including NFL futures, their parents etc.
With his ego and dictatorial style he will have players and families telling him to FO directly to his face. Will there be a Marcus Peters...
But is having a massive ego and dictatorial style something unique to Sanders? That alone doesn't seem like it would be the problem. And, of course, every coach in the country has to deal with the things you listed, so that's not unique to his situation either. And let's not pretend that Colorado is this massive program with a rich history and sky high expectations. They had a cup of coffee under the bright lights a generation ago and NOCs anymore. It's a place populated by students who want to pretend like they got into a great school and whose parents can afford the extravagant OOS tuition so they can be someplace pretty. Other than being part of the opening of Mork and Mindy, there is nothing special or unique about CU. As another poster pointed out, this is the most attention they've had since the Promise Keeper was running the show. -
Prime Time: Sanders is a success at CU and plays in a CCG before he LEAVES
Pretty much, yep.no_uh said:Is this one of those things where I'm racist if I dont think it'll work?
