And so it begins...(tracking Coach Prime decommits/transfers) (13 Viewers)

Cornicator · May 17, 2024

Stan Raymond said:
Interesting comments from exColorado QB that left.

I think the NIL that Sheduer is making might be an issue in the locker room.

I believe the primary reason Jimbo Fisher failed at A&M was because the Aggie NIL Collective foolishy committed more than $20 million to their 2022 signing class while subsequently ignoring the current roster.

18 year-old kids were showing up on campus with $5000 chains and new Trucks while 3 year starters were still slummin it.

Not surprising at all to learn CU is dealing with locker room strife.

Toe · May 17, 2024

I've said before: Deion's building a nice collection of players, but he ain't building a team...

herbsinator · May 17, 2024

Toe said:
I've said before: Deion's building a nice collection of players, but he ain't building a team...

We said the same thing last year and then got boat raced, so…

Hedley Lamarr · May 17, 2024

herbsinator said:
We said the same thing last year and then got boat raced, so…

if Jeff Sims simply kneels every time he turned it over that game we may have won

Lionsfan93 · May 17, 2024

herbsinator said:
We said the same thing last year and then got boat raced, so…

"Boat raced" is an interesting recollection. It was 13-7 halfway through the third quarter. That game was a lot closer than the final score. Flip the QBs and we would have won easily - that's not hard to see.

Cornicator · May 17, 2024

Hedley Lamarr said:
if Jeff Sims simply kneels every time he turned it over that game we may have won

Sadly that wasn't even possible considering he would've fumbled at least twice before even getting the chance to take a knee.

Tsakoi · May 17, 2024

Hedley Lamarr said:
if Jeff Sims simply kneels every time he turned it over that game we may have won

+1

Do you remember when he dropped the ball and just stood there looking at it instead of falling on it?

Stan Raymond · May 17, 2024

herbsinator said:
We said the same thing last year and then got boat raced, so…

Really tired of these shit posts. If you can't see the improvements that Rhule has made over the last 8 months then you are blind. Nebraska has improved as a football team, not sure you can say the same for Colorado. We all know what happened last year and Rhule took appropriate actions to improve the team. We don't need to relive that game all the time, we all saw it. If you've got something to add then do it.

HerbRedman · May 17, 2024

Lionsfan93 said:
"Boat raced" is an interesting recollection. It was 13-7 halfway through the third quarter. That game was a lot closer than the final score. Flip the QBs and we would have won easily - that's not hard to see.

I think it's good that CU thinks it beat NU via a "heroic defensive effort", according to their own local reporters. Unfortunately I think it's mostly their fans who are delusional.

I think Shedeur remembers Tony White. The fact that he referenced the Nebraska defense in an April press availability shows you that Shedeur remembers pretty well. So, sadly I think the CU players will be a little more mentally prepared than their fans.

jickey moseph · May 17, 2024

lmao

Stan Raymond · May 17, 2024

Looks like their running game is coming together. I think they only have 2 scholarship RBs on the roster now, the 4th string from tOSU and a freshman.

ShortSideOption · May 17, 2024

jickey moseph said:
lmao

Kid seems stable

JankTheTank · May 17, 2024

This makes me wonder how many of Colorado's transfer commits are still poachable. Is it possible Dayan Hayes could still get plucked by another team? Could Dallan Hayden still change his mind and leave CU with an even bigger hole at running back?

Baron Winnebago · May 17, 2024

The Portal giveth, The Portal taketh away

herbsinator · May 17, 2024

Stan Raymond said:
Really tired of these shit posts. If you can't see the improvements that Rhule has made over the last 8 months then you are blind. Nebraska has improved as a football team, not sure you can say the same for Colorado. We all know what happened last year and Rhule took appropriate actions to improve the team. We don't need to relive that game all the time, we all saw it. If you've got something to add then do it.

My comment was directed towards CU more than it was toward the state of Nebraska’s program FWIW.

Toe · May 17, 2024

herbsinator said:
My comment was directed towards CU more than it was toward the state of Nebraska’s program FWIW.

I mean if that's the case, CU got their shit pushed in for 3/4 of the season, so what's your point?

Stan Raymond · May 17, 2024

JankTheTank said:
This makes me wonder how many of Colorado's transfer commits are still poachable. Is it possible Dayan Hayes could still get plucked by another team? Could Dallan Hayden still change his mind and leave CU with an even bigger hole at running back?

Assume they all could until they start classes. Don't see Hayden doing that. He's pretty much the starter by default. All Colorado has besides him is a 3 star FR and a couple of walkons.

JankTheTank · May 17, 2024

Stan Raymond said:
Really tired of these shit posts. If you can't see the improvements that Rhule has made over the last 8 months then you are blind. Nebraska has improved as a football team, not sure you can say the same for Colorado. We all know what happened last year and Rhule took appropriate actions to improve the team. We don't need to relive that game all the time, we all saw it. If you've got something to add then do it.

Agreed with this. I'm done with all Curse and Simulation talks. Going back to Solich honestly, you can track the ways the program has continued to shoot itself in the foot. Whether it's athletic director micromanagement, poor staff / roster management, lack of efforts in recruiting, inability to build a strong culture, inability to adapt scheme, we've seen it all. And it all boils down to a program unable to get out of its own way or learn from its mistakes. There have been some act of God elements like us getting screwed on scheduling, bad calls, or player injuries, but I still see the overall reflection being on a program that has been overseen by subpar management up until this point. And in Frost's instance, it was criminally neglegent management. It's baffling. I've lost track of the number of times after a season was done that we would hope a coordinator or assistant moves on or we would try and recruit more depth at a position, only for those thoughts to be ignored. Then it's finally acted on more as an act of desperation instead of aggressively proactive self reflection. We finally saw that happen in full this off season. And we may not be perfect. Maybe Satterfield proves to not have it for being a qualified P4 coordinator like some have said, but getting Glenn Thomas on board and overhauling the QB room at least showed effort in fixing things after just one year.

I'm also done with the notion that "Colorado has beaten us the last three times, so really we have no room to talk or should just expect more of the same". Colorado 2018 and 2019 were under Frost's watch. Historically speaking, the only similarity those teams have with this one is that they both wore the N on their helmet (maybe some starters this year were freshman on the roster then, but meh). Sure, the record books show three straight losses, but the variables those teams all operated under are all different. And the variables from last year to now are also vastly different in a lot of ways as well. If we throw out 2018 and 2019 and just look at what happened last year and what both programs have done since then, I'm really excited to see that game play out versus dreading more of the same.

HerbRedman · May 17, 2024

JankTheTank said:
Agreed with this. I'm done with all Curse and Simulation talks. Going back to Solich honestly, you can track the ways the program has continued to shoot itself in the foot. Whether it's athletic director micromanagement, poor staff / roster management, lack of efforts in recruiting, inability to build a strong culture, inability to adapt scheme, we've seen it all. And it all boils down to a program unable to get out of its own way or learn from its mistakes. There have been some act of God elements like us getting screwed on scheduling, bad calls, or player injuries, but I still see the overall reflection being on a program that has been overseen by subpar management up until this point. And in Frost's instance, it was criminally neglegent management. It's baffling. I've lost track of the number of times after a season was done that we would hope a coordinator or assistant moves on or we would try and recruit more depth at a position, only for those thoughts to be ignored. Then it's finally acted on more as an act of desperation instead of aggressively proactive self reflection. We finally saw that happen in full this off season. And we may not be perfect. Maybe Satterfield proves to not have it for being a qualified P4 coordinator like some have said, but getting Glenn Thomas on board and overhauling the QB room at least showed effort in fixing things after just one year.

I'm also done with the notion that "Colorado has beaten us the last three times, so really we have no room to talk or should just expect more of the same". Colorado 2018 and 2019 were under Frost's watch. Historically speaking, the only similarity those teams have with this one is that they both wore the N on their helmet (maybe some starters this year were freshman on the roster then, but meh). Sure, the record books show three straight losses, but the variables those teams all operated under are all different. And the variables from last year to now are also vastly different in a lot of ways as well. If we throw out 2018 and 2019 and just look at what happened last year and what both programs have done since then, I'm really excited to see that game play out versus dreading more of the same.

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Baron Winnebago · May 17, 2024

I'm happy to shit on Colorado, but Jim will probably win our blood feud if we lose to them because I will commit ritual seppuku

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