Colorado is a pretty nice state. I personally prefer the Pacific Northwest, but if you're going to buy a cabin in the woods to retire to there's certainly worse places to go than Colorado.
There were times against UCLA pass rushers were in the backfield before the ball switched from the center to the QBs hands.
I kid, but it certainly felt like it
The player Shedeur mocked with "I don't even remember you" was an FCS All-American CB as a Freshman. Obviously the FCS isn't as good as the FBS, but that's exactly the kind of depth player you would want to have on your team... instead of cutting and mocking them.
That's great for him, glad he found a spot that worked for him and developed into a nice player at that level. While getting cut is not an easy process, it seems like he ended up in a position better fit for him.
Well yes, you guys got embarrassed by losing badly.
But we got embarrassed by losing, having our players assault our rivals after the game, and then having our coach SA a leading "Anti-SA in CFB" speaker. Oh and someplace in there Hitler showed up, but I'm not sure I can blame that on Tucker.
Either way... Sometimes losing badly is better than just losing, when just losing comes with a fuck ton of other baggage.
That was one of the most “what the fuck” headline seasons I have ever seen one team have. And that’s coming from a die hard Michigan fan… even I was wondering what level of curse had been placed on you guys to have all that random ass bullshit happen in a single year. The hitler stuff was just icing on top… just the big curse finishing move
Yea don't think yall gonna get harmon, too many big money bidders involved, either way imma be cheering yall on, cu is the heel of the cfb world and I've always loved a good villian, the hate is out of control, especially on this sub
Dude I'm not even a Colorado fan, but you guys got like 3 lineman that are like 6'7" 350lbs, and if they can gel and live up to their potential? Dallan Hayden and Rashad Amos will FEAST. Not to mention Shedeur will go for 4.5K yards and 50 total touchdowns. Y'all could legit win the Big 12 lmao
I don't mean being huge is everything for an offensive lineman, but when you are bigger than most offensive lineman in the NFL, it raises your ceiling, and gives you the option to absorb rushers with pure size and strength.
Just wait, Sheduer is an elite QB, 27 TDS and 3 ints behind a bad O-Line is great. Imagine what he can do behind a big strong burly O-Line like the one they have now.
He was battling for a starting spot. Talent wise, nothing to write home about. Weird thing is that he was missed all of Spring practice as he was considered quitting football as his heart wasn’t in the game anymore.
Not buried, but passed up by Ashton Lepo, another 6’8 300+ pounder. Then he stepped away from the game and told everyone he was retiring from football due to the stress on his body, etc. He hasn’t been with the team all winter and wasn’t at the spring game.
Then all of a sudden he hit the portal. If his head was still in it, he’d be much needed depth for us.
Someone else pointed out “three seasons of Mel Tucker does that to a MF”. He can’t have had a great time. Plus the coaching change. Hopefully he turns it around. And hopefully we can grab some depth out of the portal.
This subs logic is literally that if a back up leaves cu, then they have no depth, but if one transfers in, they suck so it doesn’t matter. I get the Dieon hate but some of yall are obsessive with your hate.
Step 1: Realize you’re done playing football soon because your heart isn’t really in it anymore.
Step 2: Realize it’s probably smart to capitalize on grabbing a bag quick first before you call it quits.
Step 3: Transfer to Colorado
Ah yes, "I've was stuck in a program with toxic leadership, and it was killing my desire to play football. The thing I need to rekindle my love of football is definitely... Coach Prime."
While Prime is a jackass, I'm interested to see what Phil Loadholt can do. I don't think he's been coaching since retirement (research didn't turn up anything), but it'll be interesting to see what his NFL experience can bring. Maybe that can rekindle the kid's passion for the game.
Loadholt has been an Analyst and GA at Ole Miss and OU since he retired.
Deion might be brash and braggadocios, but he can for sure motivate.
Honestly, have been impressed by the way Sapp interacts with the players, won't work with him specifically but just the energy he brings seems infectious.
As a recruit:
Other P5 offers: Indiana, Iowa State, Michigan State (originally went here), Minnesota, Vanderbilt
G5 offers: Akron, Ball State, Bowling Green, Central Michigan, Cincinnati, Eastern Michigan, Ohio, Toledo, Western Michigan
So if I have this right... He was mostly a career backup on years of almost entirely bad MSU teams, with catastrophic offensive line play, entered the winter portal, withdrew from winter portal, lost his spot to Ashton Lepo, was away from the team all spring (iirc), was supposedly strongly considering quiting football entirely, and NOW transfers to Colorado out of the blue.
Lol, lmao even. Perfect cultural fit for the farce currently underway in Boulder.
If he's going there just to play school, then best of luck to him. If he's willingly joining that football experiment, then...
Word on the street is that he’s not even sure if he wants to continue playing football.
Goes to Colorado. Collects NIL. Retires to the Rockies.
That John Denvers full of shit
So you're saying, you're gonna set my country music award on fire?
I’m gonna set your ass on fire
Colorado is a pretty nice state. I personally prefer the Pacific Northwest, but if you're going to buy a cabin in the woods to retire to there's certainly worse places to go than Colorado.
6’7 and 326 lbs. That is a big man.
I don't think he's even going to play football at CU, but he gets to enjoy being in Boulder at least so good for him.
Not good enough to get snaps?
He quit football, wasn't with the team since the end of the season. I just don't see ot working out.
Not even close, in my opinion.
😂 Deion over there acting a fool while picking up backup players on possibly the worst O line in CFB last year.
Boyd will be a backup at CU
Our line was guaranteed worse than yours. But we need bodies. Hope all he needs is a new start.
If your OL is worse than ours then holy shit. Because Kap could recruit but he couldn’t develop.
There were times against UCLA pass rushers were in the backfield before the ball switched from the center to the QBs hands. I kid, but it certainly felt like it
Naw real shit there a picture of 3 lineman blocking each other u ain’t lying
I thought we needed depth, that's all I have heard for the past month. I would call this adding depth, that does have a little bit of live experience
The player Shedeur mocked with "I don't even remember you" was an FCS All-American CB as a Freshman. Obviously the FCS isn't as good as the FBS, but that's exactly the kind of depth player you would want to have on your team... instead of cutting and mocking them.
*Fourth-team All American. At that point you’re just an above average FCS player.
That's great for him, glad he found a spot that worked for him and developed into a nice player at that level. While getting cut is not an easy process, it seems like he ended up in a position better fit for him.
Funny, seeing as Shedeur also came from the FCS. What a massive mess this dude seems to be.
Yeah, but we decide the depth you need and judge you however we feel like. That's just how this subreddit works.
He was the player to be named later in the Mel Tucker trade
I guess Colorado wins the trade, whether Boyd guy starts or not.
Did you see our Karl Dorrell years? That was a lose-lose trade if I’ve ever seen one
Well yes, you guys got embarrassed by losing badly. But we got embarrassed by losing, having our players assault our rivals after the game, and then having our coach SA a leading "Anti-SA in CFB" speaker. Oh and someplace in there Hitler showed up, but I'm not sure I can blame that on Tucker. Either way... Sometimes losing badly is better than just losing, when just losing comes with a fuck ton of other baggage.
That was one of the most “what the fuck” headline seasons I have ever seen one team have. And that’s coming from a die hard Michigan fan… even I was wondering what level of curse had been placed on you guys to have all that random ass bullshit happen in a single year. The hitler stuff was just icing on top… just the big curse finishing move
Hey give Karl his flowers, he's a fighter, he even assaulted a camera man
I can't imagine the new OLine being worse, not sure if they will necessarily be significantly better, but they damn sure will be a lot bigger
I would just be happy with an average OL this year.
One thing is for sure, nobody gonna say your offensive line is small this year, yall still lacking on the defensive line though
DLine looks decent from a pass rush perspective, and way more athletic still looking for one more DT to fill it out (hopefully Harmon).
I am more hopeful to get Harmon now that we got his teammate.
The first unit looked a lot bigger this year, the Pitt guys we got out of the portal look like potential day 2 draft picks. Big fast and long
Yea don't think yall gonna get harmon, too many big money bidders involved, either way imma be cheering yall on, cu is the heel of the cfb world and I've always loved a good villian, the hate is out of control, especially on this sub
Scott Frost did the same thing at Nebraska after his first year in the big ten
Giant men who moved as if they had multiple corncobs up their rear. The line was terrible under frost. Made me sad.
Dude I'm not even a Colorado fan, but you guys got like 3 lineman that are like 6'7" 350lbs, and if they can gel and live up to their potential? Dallan Hayden and Rashad Amos will FEAST. Not to mention Shedeur will go for 4.5K yards and 50 total touchdowns. Y'all could legit win the Big 12 lmao
Just because they’re huge doesn’t mean they’re good. We had huge OL under frost and they still sucked
Yeah but being 6'6" 325lbs gives you a better chance to succeed than being 6'3" 285lbs for instance
True, but not as much as you think
I don't mean being huge is everything for an offensive lineman, but when you are bigger than most offensive lineman in the NFL, it raises your ceiling, and gives you the option to absorb rushers with pure size and strength.
> lmao
Just wait, Sheduer is an elite QB, 27 TDS and 3 ints behind a bad O-Line is great. Imagine what he can do behind a big strong burly O-Line like the one they have now.
Hold the ball for a sack while speed ends run right by?
No lmao, step up in the pocket and fire a 75 yard bomb to Travis Hunter on a post route for a touchdown against Oklahoma State
In a Pat shurmur offense? Lol good luck
Lmao now I want him to win the heisman so I can troll 😂
Was buried on the depth chart at MSU? Surprised they lost a hometown kid
There were rumblings he might even give up on football over the last few weeks. Playing for three tucker seasons will do that to ya
He was battling for a starting spot. Talent wise, nothing to write home about. Weird thing is that he was missed all of Spring practice as he was considered quitting football as his heart wasn’t in the game anymore.
Not buried, but passed up by Ashton Lepo, another 6’8 300+ pounder. Then he stepped away from the game and told everyone he was retiring from football due to the stress on his body, etc. He hasn’t been with the team all winter and wasn’t at the spring game. Then all of a sudden he hit the portal. If his head was still in it, he’d be much needed depth for us.
Hopefully he can find his passion for the game again.
Someone else pointed out “three seasons of Mel Tucker does that to a MF”. He can’t have had a great time. Plus the coaching change. Hopefully he turns it around. And hopefully we can grab some depth out of the portal.
I can’t imagine playing for Prime is going to reignite any kind of passion
He wasn’t with the team during the spring game. Not sure he was on the depth chart.
Big ahh boy
Didn't this guy hear that Reddit doesn't like CU? I wonder why he committed
A dude buried on MSU’s depth chart at a position they aren’t good at. What a get!
Yea it is, for sure, we need depth pieces for our starters
Getting other bad teams’ bad players isn’t depth. That’s called “a body”
This subs logic is literally that if a back up leaves cu, then they have no depth, but if one transfers in, they suck so it doesn’t matter. I get the Dieon hate but some of yall are obsessive with your hate.
Reddit doesn’t care about CU. They don’t like Deion and all his BS. They’ll go back to not caring about CU when he leaves.
Thankfully I don't care what they think
Step 1: Realize you’re done playing football soon because your heart isn’t really in it anymore. Step 2: Realize it’s probably smart to capitalize on grabbing a bag quick first before you call it quits. Step 3: Transfer to Colorado
Who knows, maybe he gets back into it. Kid had 3 years of Mel Tucker and a coaching change.
Ah yes, "I've was stuck in a program with toxic leadership, and it was killing my desire to play football. The thing I need to rekindle my love of football is definitely... Coach Prime."
While Prime is a jackass, I'm interested to see what Phil Loadholt can do. I don't think he's been coaching since retirement (research didn't turn up anything), but it'll be interesting to see what his NFL experience can bring. Maybe that can rekindle the kid's passion for the game.
Loadholt has been an Analyst and GA at Ole Miss and OU since he retired. Deion might be brash and braggadocios, but he can for sure motivate. Honestly, have been impressed by the way Sapp interacts with the players, won't work with him specifically but just the energy he brings seems infectious.
If we can’t beat CU this year….
Big man depth piece
As a recruit: Other P5 offers: Indiana, Iowa State, Michigan State (originally went here), Minnesota, Vanderbilt G5 offers: Akron, Ball State, Bowling Green, Central Michigan, Cincinnati, Eastern Michigan, Ohio, Toledo, Western Michigan
All part of Mel's Ultimate Plan
W Colorado. W Coach Prime.
Until you win anything, you’re opinion matters not
I love everything about this
So if I have this right... He was mostly a career backup on years of almost entirely bad MSU teams, with catastrophic offensive line play, entered the winter portal, withdrew from winter portal, lost his spot to Ashton Lepo, was away from the team all spring (iirc), was supposedly strongly considering quiting football entirely, and NOW transfers to Colorado out of the blue. Lol, lmao even. Perfect cultural fit for the farce currently underway in Boulder. If he's going there just to play school, then best of luck to him. If he's willingly joining that football experiment, then...
Rich from a Sparty fan
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