the Colorado Buffalo bandwagon fans have left
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Just a matter of time before Deion retires due to health reasons. Who would’ve thought when you treat the top 1% of roster whole lot better than the rest those guys aren’t going to want to stay.
The Buffs aren't trendy anymore.
That's what happens when you think you are a great coach and you should be in Pop Warner. OVERRATED
Does this mean they won't be the main feature on ESPN every weekend this season?
Who could have seen this coming?
Anyone with a brain
Anyone with a brain
When he was hired I gave him three years. After three years he would either be a success and leave for a bigger program or he would be a failure and he would find an excuse to get out of coaching. It appears to have taken one year longer than expected. Short of a playoff run this season, it will be his last in Boulder.
No worries for Deion, I doubt he's hurting for money.
Maybe he can ger a gig on ESPN, just to fill some time during the day.
I honestly feel a little bad for Colorado, because they're a once-proud program that filled a huge need in that part of the U.S. (I also have an appreciation for them essentially ending Nebraska's dynasty going into the 2000s
)Utah and BYU have sort of taken over as the premiere programs in the mountain west, but when people say CFB is better when X teams are good, I think of programs like Colorado or a Pittsburgh/West Virginia, or some of the schools that would be considered mid tier to above average that have had some success in the past several decades.
That speaks to a healthier competitive sport overall, rather than the regurgitate bullsh** that we need the same f***ing teams at the top because "ratings". F*** your ratings and what the casual f***s want to see, ESPN.
With that said, you knew this would be the ultimate outcome with the Deion experiment. CU fans were sold a flashy bill of goods at a time when they were struggling and vulnerable, and they jumped at the chance for instant relevancy.
But that unfortunately was always gonna come at a cost.