The U teams were and still are culturally iconic. It put them on the map. Documentaries and books have been written about them… and they won multiple titles, too.
End of the Prime mystique
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Complete moving of the goal posts by the critics.
I think it’s ultimately the security blanket of “at least we do things the right way” while another dumpster fire 1-11 program gets more media coverage, more recruiting prowess, and whose stock is more on the up and up.
It’s an attempt at manufacturing a moral victory instead of tipping your cap and being happy for the arguably the only P5 program that was as bad as ours over the past few seasons.
Not really. It was all the “we coming” and then they go 4-8. Also “we need to support HBCUs” and then he bolts to Colorado.
With NIL and the transfer portal, his schtick could work long term. Time will tell.
Let me guess: allegations of toxic culture are coming from a few kids no longer at the program. Sounds familiar. NU's culture was so bad, they went to a bowl game (and no one got arrested).
And the rap song? The horror.
"Bad culture" is the catch-all excuse levied by those who did not fit the culture or could not meet the standards of performance. I have seen this movie many times. It always has the same ending.
Could be a nothing burger but seems bad.
Deion Sanders accused of allowing Colorado Buffaloes locker room to be plagued by "fights, guns, and money"
Deion Sanders, head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, has yet to address the recent allegations of violence and toxic culture within the team's locker room.
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Also, Prime is a scumbag.
The spectacular collapse of Deion Sanders' Prime Prep Academy
The spectacular collapse of Deion Sanders' Prime Prep Academy
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He did support HBCUs. He did a lot for an HBCU that hadn’t done much and gave them national attention. You're knocking him because he got offered a huge job offer a took it? Dude was a HS coordinator four years ago.
And I mean, yeah, they went 4-8. Lost a bunch of one-score games. Ran out of gas a few times. That is still an improvement over 1-11, and they’re already 5-2 this year. How is that bad?
Listen, there are a lot of reasons people don't like Deion. It should be obvious to anybody, even his fans. People already disliked him for being extremely, legendarily cocky and flashy. Then he became the absolute avatar of transfer portal, running guys off, and NIL play, so all the people who hated that lined up against him. Then it turned out both of his sons are pretty big pieces of shit, one in particular, and that he's generally been involved in aiding and abetting this. Then there's the weird softness with the media (this is where he really lost me, IMO, if you're gonna be literally the most brash and cocky sports figure of all time you can't ALSO be thin-skinned and soft at the first whiff of criticism... that betrays a gross insecurity newspapered over by all this narcissism).
Sports media loves a villain, so we're gonna get to keep watching this either way. For me... I think Colorado is lucky to be in the Big 12 and out of a conference stacked with NFL QBs like they were last year.
It’s not bad . I wish NU was 5-2. I guess if you don’t care how the sausage is made, then ok.
Deon reminds me of somebody in the news…
Thanks. I do wish my dad was around to weigh in. I think he would enjoy the winning, for sure. The McCartney era wasn’t the most savory in some ways so Buffs fans have been willing to look away from certain things when they are winning.
PSU, ASU, Auburn, Miami to name a few. It was a lot easier to know which teams to dislike before the rules changed. I dislike Deon because of things he did well before CU.
Don’t look now, but the Buffs are ranked. Is there really a big difference between the way this guy operates and Cig?
Football wise, yes, but not like HUGELY.
Personal life wise with raising dirtbag kids who beat up security guards and then helping them try to use family businesses and charities to hide assets from the ensuing personal injury lawsuits, yes.
That case is a joke and perfect example of what the legal industry has sunk to. Now the kids are trash but that guard and that whole case is a blight on our society.
I've been to a few games this year and last year - not gonna lie, there was been some pretty significant improvement as a team compared to last year. Pretty impressive, especially around discipline and penalties. Still way too many but WAY better than last year.
Rumor has it that Julian Lewis may flip from USC to Colorado. Sounds like between them and Georgia. I think he is a damn good prospect, and would be as big of a prospect as Trevor Lawrence if he was 2 inches taller.
Their oline coach from last year is NU’s oline this year. For Colorado, Could be a case of addition by subtraction
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