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

[Boondock_St_Sker]

the lack of toes are gonna get 'em

 

[Ext. 55]

Feel like there is more here to be uncovered soon...as long as everyone 'toes' the line and protects Deion, life is good in Boulder.

 

[Osborne1992]

@Toe get in here and defend yourself. These guys are taking shots left and right

 

[Quint]

the lack of toes are gonna get 'em

I’ve just broken my toes and feet and it’s sucks as I get older. I can’t imagine how hard it is for the three toed sloth to roam the sidelines.

 

[ZJSARENOTFREE]

If Deion were smart, he goes this route and gets his speed back:

 

[nja13]

If Deion were smart, he goes this route and gets his speed back:
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Didn't that guy get convicted of murder?

 

[Boondock_St_Sker]

If Deion were smart, he goes this route and gets his speed back:
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Poor little Tink Tink...

 

[Flabio]

Unless he is sick of it and doesn’t want to do it he is getting paid an obscene fortune, is not fireable, and if he did get canned he would get a huge payday and CU would be destroyed for letting him go. He doesn’t recruit or have to do much. Shrug

 

[Lionsfan93]

Unless he is sick of it and doesn’t want to do it he is getting paid an obscene fortune, is not fireable, and if he did get canned he would get a huge payday and CU would be destroyed for letting him go. He doesn’t recruit or have to do much. Shrug

Except you are forgetting his ego/legacy. I don't think he cares about the money at all - he can make money doing whatever he wants.

But if he quits now, he won't be considered a failure at all. He took over the dog shittiest of programs and got them "competing" at the national level almost overnight. But now he won't have his generational talent at WR/CB or his son at QB, who, despite the head case that he is, was a legitimate talent at QB.

He will not be able to sustain the success he has had. He needs to get out while he is "on top."

 

[CornFed Gregger]

Except you are forgetting his ego/legacy. I don't think he cares about the money at all - he can make money doing whatever he wants.

But if he quits now, he won't be considered a failure at all. He took over the dog shittiest of programs and got them "competing" at the national level almost overnight. But now he won't have his generational talent at WR/CB or his son at QB, who, despite the head case that he is, was a legitimate talent at QB.

He will not be able to sustain the success he has had. He needs to get out while he is "on top."

He could potentially use his “success” at Colorado to land a bigger job & bigger paycheck down the road. In the meantime, he can get a fat paycheck from Fox or someone & ride the Coach Prime persona

 

[Lionsfan93]

He could potentially use his “success” at Colorado to land a bigger job & bigger paycheck down the road. In the meantime, he can get a fat paycheck from Fox or someone & ride the Coach Prime persona

Exactly. Can you imagine if he leaves now, going out "on top." Then, in a few years, FSU opens up and he is in better medical condition - they will throw so much money at him...

 

[Stan Raymond]

Except you are forgetting his ego/legacy. I don't think he cares about the money at all - he can make money doing whatever he wants.

But if he quits now, he won't be considered a failure at all. He took over the dog shittiest of programs and got them "competing" at the national level almost overnight. But now he won't have his generational talent at WR/CB or his son at QB, who, despite the head case that he is, was a legitimate talent at QB.

He will not be able to sustain the success he has had. He needs to get out while he is "on top."

Agreed. he needs to get out before it all falls back down in a shit hole. He can ride his coaching "success" in studio shows for a decade or so. He'll never coach again after Colorado, but stay around as a media "personality", doing tv and speaking engagements, appearances and crap like that.