And so it begins...(tracking Coach Prime decommits/transfers)
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And so it begins...(tracking Coach Prime decommits/transfers)
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It’s super easy to tell that from the outside. People with his Johnson in their piehole think he’s a saint though and it is very infuriating
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I’m behind here, did the OT flip?
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Prime fucked up by not visiting his parents (just assuming). I find it ironic that Prime is putting CU on probation by not using all of their scholarships.
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The replies to this are hilarious from CU fans. They think this is just a masterclass in marketing. Deion truly has them by the balls
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Another backup OL enters the portal. Probably got processed, who knows...
Colorado Buffaloes offensive lineman Jeremiah McCrimmon has entered the transfer portal on Wednesday.
The JUCO transfer from last year was never put into the rotation as a backup for the Buffs. Once a product of the transfer portal, McCrimmon is now moving on again. He announced via social media Wednesday that he has decided leave Boulder.
“First and foremost. I want to say thank you to all the coaches who gave me the opportunity to play here at The University of Colorado.” McCrimmon posted on ‘X’ (formerly known as twitter). “I appreciate all the camaraderie and support I received in my tenure from the staff, loyal fans, and the community. The relationships that I’ve built here will always be appreciated and not taken lightly. Thanks to all my teammates for the brotherhood we created as you will be truly missed. After consulting with my family and associates, it is to my best benefit to enter the NCAA transfer portal with 3 years of eligibility remaining to play.”
A 6-foot-6, 315-pound product out of Middle Creed high school in Apex, NC, McCrimmon originally headed to Mississippi State as a preferred walk-on in 2021. After not seeing the field in Starkville, he left for Coahoma Community College (MS) the following year. McCrimmon saw action in five games for Coahoma during the 2022 season.
Following his stint there, he transferred to Boulder, where he did not see any action this season. McCrimmon joins Gerad Christian-Lechtenhan and Van Wells as offensive lineman to leave Boulder for the transfer portal.
Despite losing three offensive linemen to the transfer portal, Wednesday was the first day of December’s early signing period - Dec. 20-23 – and Deion Sanders and his staff have already received letters of intent from 20 student-athletes. Four of them - transfers Justin Mayers (UTEP), Kahlil Benson (Indiana), Tyler Johnson (Houston) and Yakiri Walker (UCONN) – are offensive lineman.
Colorado Buffaloes offensive lineman Jeremiah McCrimmon has entered the transfer portal on Wednesday.
The JUCO transfer from last year was never put into the rotation as a backup for the Buffs. Once a product of the transfer portal, McCrimmon is now moving on again. He announced via social media Wednesday that he has decided leave Boulder.
“First and foremost. I want to say thank you to all the coaches who gave me the opportunity to play here at The University of Colorado.” McCrimmon posted on ‘X’ (formerly known as twitter). “I appreciate all the camaraderie and support I received in my tenure from the staff, loyal fans, and the community. The relationships that I’ve built here will always be appreciated and not taken lightly. Thanks to all my teammates for the brotherhood we created as you will be truly missed. After consulting with my family and associates, it is to my best benefit to enter the NCAA transfer portal with 3 years of eligibility remaining to play.”
A 6-foot-6, 315-pound product out of Middle Creed high school in Apex, NC, McCrimmon originally headed to Mississippi State as a preferred walk-on in 2021. After not seeing the field in Starkville, he left for Coahoma Community College (MS) the following year. McCrimmon saw action in five games for Coahoma during the 2022 season.
Following his stint there, he transferred to Boulder, where he did not see any action this season. McCrimmon joins Gerad Christian-Lechtenhan and Van Wells as offensive lineman to leave Boulder for the transfer portal.
Despite losing three offensive linemen to the transfer portal, Wednesday was the first day of December’s early signing period - Dec. 20-23 – and Deion Sanders and his staff have already received letters of intent from 20 student-athletes. Four of them - transfers Justin Mayers (UTEP), Kahlil Benson (Indiana), Tyler Johnson (Houston) and Yakiri Walker (UCONN) – are offensive lineman.
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I wonder if the AD is starting to regret their decision or do they even care since they are getting good publicity for now. I guess things couldn’t have got any worse than where they were at before hiring Neion.
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Let’s just beat them before we dance on their seemingly flaming pile of shit
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Agree. We did the same thing last year
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