Sac State !
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seems that way ... take away the qb scrabmles and im not even sure they avg 2 yards per rush ...
Great example of the instant gratification look at me cultural that social media drives. This story is yesterday news. On too kelce and swift now.
I mean Travis Hunter got absolutely abused. The Stanford kid had 300 yards receiving!! Try some humble pie.
thanks for that insight. Let me get notebook.
I guess Stanford JV was playing club Colorado team.
Both the teams playing last night are bad.
1 has exceeded expectations already.
If Deion is serious about being a great coach, he needs to find a defensive coordinatorā¦. His Jackson State teams were the same way, they gave up tons of points to the better teams they playedā¦.
That was lower level FB, now he is with the Big Boysā¦.. His son is a great player, but if your defense is giving up 40 every game that neutralizes his sons great play at QBā¦.
I donāt think he is in it for the long haul thoughā¦. Will be interesting to see what happens after this season when both his sons go to the NFLā¦.
Great win for Troy Taylor!!!ā¦. Even in a rough season his players are sticking together, playing hard and not giving upā¦.
I am a big fan of Stanford football and this win felt good!!!ā¦. š»
Taylor will eventually do good things at Stanford.
Give him some time and I think the program will be solid. Itās a really tough job in todays climate.
You could really see the momentum shift in that game. They had no answer for Stanford big WR. Defensively that buffs teams is just atrocious. Disorganized and totally out of position. They couldnāt even field the correct # of players.
To be fair this seems to be a new trend in football this year.
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i give my persmission sir. we can split the proceeds. you are welcome.
When seemingly everyone was going gaga over their 3-0 start, I predicted a 5-7 finish. Possibly 6-6, at best.
And that was counting a W over Stanford, who I thought theyād beat.
I just didnāt get the hype. They arenāt very good.
Everyone was pointing to the turnaround from 1-11 as some marvel to behold but those people were concussed and not thinking clearly.
Colorado isnāt fielding anywhere close to the same roster as the team that went 1-11. Itās a completely different team with a new QB and even a 5 star talent brought over from J-Ville State. They shouldnāt be as bad as that 1-11 team. Now, if Deion was doing this with the exact same roster ā thatād have been a stellar coaching job.
While I do think heāll have Colorado in the top 10 in the next season or two due to all the recruits heāll land, all this attention was very premature. Anybody with a working set of eyeballs could see that this current team aināt all that good.
In closing, Iād like to point out that using the time tested daisy chaining technique made famous here at NCP ā the Sac State Hornets are officially a better team that Deionās Buffaloes.
Iām not convinced his son is a great player. I think it was Jason Whitlock that pointed out how Deion is doing everything he can to showcase his son and keep him in the running for the Heisman. Basically, daddy ball at its finest.
And I agree. Heās abandoned the run and thrown the o-line under the bus to make his son appear as some savior.
While I do see talent in Shedeur, he seems to have trouble throwing to parts of the field and often holds the ball too long. He is also prone to boneheaded mistakes under pressure like the one he made in OT yesterday that kept Colorado from salvaging a FG attempt.
While the kid is certainly athletic and can sling it, I donāt see a QB that I believe is definitively better than, say, Trey Lance.
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This was my take on this Colorado job but never shared it. I still think Sanders can and does manage kids/young men the right way and will lift up this team over time and be a consistent winner, but this element is present at the moment.
The real question is does Prime stick around at CU?ā¦. Both his sons will be in the NFL draft next year so how committed is he really?ā¦..
His Daughter is a Sophomore at CU and plays hoops so I have to imagine he will be there the next 2 yearsā¦. Will that be enough to make them a consistent winner?ā¦. I think as long as he can make CU bowl eligible he will get some bigger offers, so will he stay or go?,ā¦
Will be interesting to see how this all plays outā¦.
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