I believe it’s actually a “plus” if theyre a 5 star by all of the recruiting services
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And so it begins...(tracking Coach Prime decommits/transfers)
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This has gotta be fake, right?
Hope so
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It has to be a joke because there’s no way they can afford to pay him like other schools could. The only way I can see it’s maybe true is because he likes the outdoor scenery better in Colorado since it’s rumored he’s an outdoorsy guy.
His pay will be contingent on his ability to only Coach when the cameras are running, the recruiting meeting, does he look good in “Blenders”…
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He's basically a Wisconsin version of every idiotic Nebraska fan twitter page, but with far less followers. He doesn't work in the media or for any Wisconsin site. Seems unlikely that he would have "inside information" about Leonhard.
I think Prime will probably hire Charlie Strong, if Strong is willing to take the job.
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I would be surprised since Leonhard seemed to be waiting for some mythical perfect job. This sure ain’t it.
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Where did you see Strong’s name mentioned?
Guys, the dude’s handle actually has the word “burner” in it….. not legit
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List of Candidates for Prime: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...p&cvid=76d5867eaa0a40aa9c35bdad9b3e4876&ei=11
Some big name candidates are beginning to emerge for what will be a highly sought after defensive coordinator position with the Colorado Buffaloes. While Deion Sanders has not said definitively that Pat Shurmur will lead the offense, he is expected to be the full-time replacement for Sean Lewis.
As for the defense, Charles Kelly recently left for Auburn after a year in Boulder. The long-time assistant returns to his home state for a stint at his alma mater. There are many directions Sanders can go in replacing Kelly. It’s been reported that whoever he chooses will have significant NFL experience. Whether that means coaching, playing, or a combination of both, hasn't been determined.
Let’s separate some of the true contenders from those who have been randomly speculated about on social media.
The Favorites
Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports© Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports
Mike Zimmer
As BuffsBeat reported several weeks ago, Mike Zimmer wants to return to coaching. Now, what exactly that means is very much to be determined. He would likely have head coaching opportunities at the college level, and at the very least, coordinator offers in the NFL. Zimmer, who turns 68 in June, said he has a great relationship with Coach Prime. He would be one of the most experienced candidates on the list.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Ed Reed
Reed joining the staff makes too much sense. The Hall-of-Famer hasn't taken on a new opportunity since leaving Bethune-Cookman last year. He also held a senior management role for three years at Miami prior to becoming a head coach. Reed told the “Pivot Podcast” how Prime tried to recruit him to take over at Jackson State. He has also stated publicly his appreciation for Coach Prime during his very short tenure in Daytona Beach.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Rex Ryan
While this may seem like a long shot, if you have seen the video of Rex Ryan visiting Jackson State in 2021, it’s pretty obvious there’s mutual admiration.
The current ESPN analyst just turned 61 last month, and surprisingly, has been out of coaching since 2016. While I’m sure he’s enjoying the spotlight and paycheck that comes with his big network appearances, this is the kind of move that fits his personality. His defensive schemes would cause all kinds of havoc in the Big 12. It would be a dream scenario.
Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports© Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports
Brandon Staley
This would also make a ton of sense for Staley to be on Prime's staff. His name and reputation has been tarnished some during a rather tumultuous stint as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers. But he could rebuild for the better at CU.
Personality wise, Staley is the opposite of “Prime Time.” Maybe it was the obnoxious bright blue backdrop, but It was painful watching him squirm during some of the most uncomfortable press conferences we have seen in recent memory.
I think making Staley co-defensive coordinator alongside a former player, like Reed, could be a winning formula for success in Boulder.
Other notable names
Tony Dungy
You want to make a splash hire? Why not go for a hall of famer?
He’s nearly the same age as Zimmer at 68 and hasn’t coached in 15 years. But this would be the kind of hire that would send a few shockwaves across the college football landscape. To be the best, you're going to need the best.
Ken Norton Jr.
Prime's former teammate from San Francisco continues to climb the coaching ranks at UCLAbia. Norton is well-liked and has been successful in a number of different capacities both in college and the NFL. He also has three years experience as a defensive coordinator under Pete Carroll in Seattle.
Mike Caldwell
We will have to see if any changes are coming for the Jacksonville Jaguars coaching staff. After an 8-3 start to the season, and ultimately missing the playoffs, a shake-up may be inevitable. This could lead to the current Jags DC becoming available. I don’t think fans would mind seeing him bring “Sacksonville” to Boulder next year.
Other Notables:
Lovie Smith
Like Dungy, a former head coach of the year in the NFL. He would bring credibility but there are questions on how much of an impact he would make with recruits. He was just 17-39 leading Illinois over the course of five seasons. However, Sanders has a better structure in place in Boulder than what Smith was given to work with in Champaign.
Ron Rivera
With Rivera's time now up in Washington, maybe Colorado presents a unique challenge that could be appealing to the veteran coach. Considering his “Riverboat Ron” moniker, perhaps him taking one more gamble on himself could lead a most satisfying conclusion in a distinguished coaching career.
Vance Joseph
Joseph is already in a bit of a weird situation as defensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos, who fired him as head coach a few years ago. The former Buffs alum decided to return to the Mile High City under Sean Payton. While Payton will likely survive any in-house turmoil, the future is unclear for Joseph. Whether he’s fired or resigns, an opportunity like CU, might be very attractive.
Some big name candidates are beginning to emerge for what will be a highly sought after defensive coordinator position with the Colorado Buffaloes. While Deion Sanders has not said definitively that Pat Shurmur will lead the offense, he is expected to be the full-time replacement for Sean Lewis.
As for the defense, Charles Kelly recently left for Auburn after a year in Boulder. The long-time assistant returns to his home state for a stint at his alma mater. There are many directions Sanders can go in replacing Kelly. It’s been reported that whoever he chooses will have significant NFL experience. Whether that means coaching, playing, or a combination of both, hasn't been determined.
Let’s separate some of the true contenders from those who have been randomly speculated about on social media.
The Favorites
Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports© Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports
Mike Zimmer
As BuffsBeat reported several weeks ago, Mike Zimmer wants to return to coaching. Now, what exactly that means is very much to be determined. He would likely have head coaching opportunities at the college level, and at the very least, coordinator offers in the NFL. Zimmer, who turns 68 in June, said he has a great relationship with Coach Prime. He would be one of the most experienced candidates on the list.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Ed Reed
Reed joining the staff makes too much sense. The Hall-of-Famer hasn't taken on a new opportunity since leaving Bethune-Cookman last year. He also held a senior management role for three years at Miami prior to becoming a head coach. Reed told the “Pivot Podcast” how Prime tried to recruit him to take over at Jackson State. He has also stated publicly his appreciation for Coach Prime during his very short tenure in Daytona Beach.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Rex Ryan
While this may seem like a long shot, if you have seen the video of Rex Ryan visiting Jackson State in 2021, it’s pretty obvious there’s mutual admiration.
The current ESPN analyst just turned 61 last month, and surprisingly, has been out of coaching since 2016. While I’m sure he’s enjoying the spotlight and paycheck that comes with his big network appearances, this is the kind of move that fits his personality. His defensive schemes would cause all kinds of havoc in the Big 12. It would be a dream scenario.
Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports© Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports
Brandon Staley
This would also make a ton of sense for Staley to be on Prime's staff. His name and reputation has been tarnished some during a rather tumultuous stint as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers. But he could rebuild for the better at CU.
Personality wise, Staley is the opposite of “Prime Time.” Maybe it was the obnoxious bright blue backdrop, but It was painful watching him squirm during some of the most uncomfortable press conferences we have seen in recent memory.
I think making Staley co-defensive coordinator alongside a former player, like Reed, could be a winning formula for success in Boulder.
Other notable names
Tony Dungy
You want to make a splash hire? Why not go for a hall of famer?
He’s nearly the same age as Zimmer at 68 and hasn’t coached in 15 years. But this would be the kind of hire that would send a few shockwaves across the college football landscape. To be the best, you're going to need the best.
Ken Norton Jr.
Prime's former teammate from San Francisco continues to climb the coaching ranks at UCLAbia. Norton is well-liked and has been successful in a number of different capacities both in college and the NFL. He also has three years experience as a defensive coordinator under Pete Carroll in Seattle.
Mike Caldwell
We will have to see if any changes are coming for the Jacksonville Jaguars coaching staff. After an 8-3 start to the season, and ultimately missing the playoffs, a shake-up may be inevitable. This could lead to the current Jags DC becoming available. I don’t think fans would mind seeing him bring “Sacksonville” to Boulder next year.
Other Notables:
Lovie Smith
Like Dungy, a former head coach of the year in the NFL. He would bring credibility but there are questions on how much of an impact he would make with recruits. He was just 17-39 leading Illinois over the course of five seasons. However, Sanders has a better structure in place in Boulder than what Smith was given to work with in Champaign.
Ron Rivera
With Rivera's time now up in Washington, maybe Colorado presents a unique challenge that could be appealing to the veteran coach. Considering his “Riverboat Ron” moniker, perhaps him taking one more gamble on himself could lead a most satisfying conclusion in a distinguished coaching career.
Vance Joseph
Joseph is already in a bit of a weird situation as defensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos, who fired him as head coach a few years ago. The former Buffs alum decided to return to the Mile High City under Sean Payton. While Payton will likely survive any in-house turmoil, the future is unclear for Joseph. Whether he’s fired or resigns, an opportunity like CU, might be very attractive.
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List of Candidates for Prime: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...p&cvid=76d5867eaa0a40aa9c35bdad9b3e4876&ei=11
Some big name candidates are beginning to emerge for what will be a highly sought after defensive coordinator position with the Colorado Buffaloes. While Deion Sanders has not said definitively that Pat Shurmur will lead the offense, he is expected to be the full-time replacement for Sean Lewis.
As for the defense, Charles Kelly recently left for Auburn after a year in Boulder. The long-time assistant returns to his home state for a stint at his alma mater. There are many directions Sanders can go in replacing Kelly. It’s been reported that whoever he chooses will have significant NFL experience. Whether that means coaching, playing, or a combination of both, hasn't been determined.
Let’s separate some of the true contenders from those who have been randomly speculated about on social media.
The Favorites
Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports© Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports
Mike Zimmer
As BuffsBeat reported several weeks ago, Mike Zimmer wants to return to coaching. Now, what exactly that means is very much to be determined. He would likely have head coaching opportunities at the college level, and at the very least, coordinator offers in the NFL. Zimmer, who turns 68 in June, said he has a great relationship with Coach Prime. He would be one of the most experienced candidates on the list.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Ed Reed
Reed joining the staff makes too much sense. The Hall-of-Famer hasn't taken on a new opportunity since leaving Bethune-Cookman last year. He also held a senior management role for three years at Miami prior to becoming a head coach. Reed told the “Pivot Podcast” how Prime tried to recruit him to take over at Jackson State. He has also stated publicly his appreciation for Coach Prime during his very short tenure in Daytona Beach.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Rex Ryan
While this may seem like a long shot, if you have seen the video of Rex Ryan visiting Jackson State in 2021, it’s pretty obvious there’s mutual admiration.
The current ESPN analyst just turned 61 last month, and surprisingly, has been out of coaching since 2016. While I’m sure he’s enjoying the spotlight and paycheck that comes with his big network appearances, this is the kind of move that fits his personality. His defensive schemes would cause all kinds of havoc in the Big 12. It would be a dream scenario.
Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports© Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports
Brandon Staley
This would also make a ton of sense for Staley to be on Prime's staff. His name and reputation has been tarnished some during a rather tumultuous stint as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers. But he could rebuild for the better at CU.
Personality wise, Staley is the opposite of “Prime Time.” Maybe it was the obnoxious bright blue backdrop, but It was painful watching him squirm during some of the most uncomfortable press conferences we have seen in recent memory.
I think making Staley co-defensive coordinator alongside a former player, like Reed, could be a winning formula for success in Boulder.
Other notable names
Tony Dungy
You want to make a splash hire? Why not go for a hall of famer?
He’s nearly the same age as Zimmer at 68 and hasn’t coached in 15 years. But this would be the kind of hire that would send a few shockwaves across the college football landscape. To be the best, you're going to need the best.
Ken Norton Jr.
Prime's former teammate from San Francisco continues to climb the coaching ranks at UCLAbia. Norton is well-liked and has been successful in a number of different capacities both in college and the NFL. He also has three years experience as a defensive coordinator under Pete Carroll in Seattle.
Mike Caldwell
We will have to see if any changes are coming for the Jacksonville Jaguars coaching staff. After an 8-3 start to the season, and ultimately missing the playoffs, a shake-up may be inevitable. This could lead to the current Jags DC becoming available. I don’t think fans would mind seeing him bring “Sacksonville” to Boulder next year.
Other Notables:
Lovie Smith
Like Dungy, a former head coach of the year in the NFL. He would bring credibility but there are questions on how much of an impact he would make with recruits. He was just 17-39 leading Illinois over the course of five seasons. However, Sanders has a better structure in place in Boulder than what Smith was given to work with in Champaign.
Ron Rivera
With Rivera's time now up in Washington, maybe Colorado presents a unique challenge that could be appealing to the veteran coach. Considering his “Riverboat Ron” moniker, perhaps him taking one more gamble on himself could lead a most satisfying conclusion in a distinguished coaching career.
Vance Joseph
Joseph is already in a bit of a weird situation as defensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos, who fired him as head coach a few years ago. The former Buffs alum decided to return to the Mile High City under Sean Payton. While Payton will likely survive any in-house turmoil, the future is unclear for Joseph. Whether he’s fired or resigns, an opportunity like CU, might be very attractive.
And here we thought we were completely stupid….
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We are, but CU is at an elevated height of it.
TONY DUNGY???????List of Candidates for Prime: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...p&cvid=76d5867eaa0a40aa9c35bdad9b3e4876&ei=11
Some big name candidates are beginning to emerge for what will be a highly sought after defensive coordinator position with the Colorado Buffaloes. While Deion Sanders has not said definitively that Pat Shurmur will lead the offense, he is expected to be the full-time replacement for Sean Lewis.
As for the defense, Charles Kelly recently left for Auburn after a year in Boulder. The long-time assistant returns to his home state for a stint at his alma mater. There are many directions Sanders can go in replacing Kelly. It’s been reported that whoever he chooses will have significant NFL experience. Whether that means coaching, playing, or a combination of both, hasn't been determined.
Let’s separate some of the true contenders from those who have been randomly speculated about on social media.
The Favorites
Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports© Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports
Mike Zimmer
As BuffsBeat reported several weeks ago, Mike Zimmer wants to return to coaching. Now, what exactly that means is very much to be determined. He would likely have head coaching opportunities at the college level, and at the very least, coordinator offers in the NFL. Zimmer, who turns 68 in June, said he has a great relationship with Coach Prime. He would be one of the most experienced candidates on the list.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Ed Reed
Reed joining the staff makes too much sense. The Hall-of-Famer hasn't taken on a new opportunity since leaving Bethune-Cookman last year. He also held a senior management role for three years at Miami prior to becoming a head coach. Reed told the “Pivot Podcast” how Prime tried to recruit him to take over at Jackson State. He has also stated publicly his appreciation for Coach Prime during his very short tenure in Daytona Beach.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Rex Ryan
While this may seem like a long shot, if you have seen the video of Rex Ryan visiting Jackson State in 2021, it’s pretty obvious there’s mutual admiration.
The current ESPN analyst just turned 61 last month, and surprisingly, has been out of coaching since 2016. While I’m sure he’s enjoying the spotlight and paycheck that comes with his big network appearances, this is the kind of move that fits his personality. His defensive schemes would cause all kinds of havoc in the Big 12. It would be a dream scenario.
Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports© Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports
Brandon Staley
This would also make a ton of sense for Staley to be on Prime's staff. His name and reputation has been tarnished some during a rather tumultuous stint as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers. But he could rebuild for the better at CU.
Personality wise, Staley is the opposite of “Prime Time.” Maybe it was the obnoxious bright blue backdrop, but It was painful watching him squirm during some of the most uncomfortable press conferences we have seen in recent memory.
I think making Staley co-defensive coordinator alongside a former player, like Reed, could be a winning formula for success in Boulder.
Other notable names
Tony Dungy
You want to make a splash hire? Why not go for a hall of famer?
He’s nearly the same age as Zimmer at 68 and hasn’t coached in 15 years. But this would be the kind of hire that would send a few shockwaves across the college football landscape. To be the best, you're going to need the best.
Ken Norton Jr.
Prime's former teammate from San Francisco continues to climb the coaching ranks at UCLAbia. Norton is well-liked and has been successful in a number of different capacities both in college and the NFL. He also has three years experience as a defensive coordinator under Pete Carroll in Seattle.
Mike Caldwell
We will have to see if any changes are coming for the Jacksonville Jaguars coaching staff. After an 8-3 start to the season, and ultimately missing the playoffs, a shake-up may be inevitable. This could lead to the current Jags DC becoming available. I don’t think fans would mind seeing him bring “Sacksonville” to Boulder next year.
Other Notables:
Lovie Smith
Like Dungy, a former head coach of the year in the NFL. He would bring credibility but there are questions on how much of an impact he would make with recruits. He was just 17-39 leading Illinois over the course of five seasons. However, Sanders has a better structure in place in Boulder than what Smith was given to work with in Champaign.
Ron Rivera
With Rivera's time now up in Washington, maybe Colorado presents a unique challenge that could be appealing to the veteran coach. Considering his “Riverboat Ron” moniker, perhaps him taking one more gamble on himself could lead a most satisfying conclusion in a distinguished coaching career.
Vance Joseph
Joseph is already in a bit of a weird situation as defensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos, who fired him as head coach a few years ago. The former Buffs alum decided to return to the Mile High City under Sean Payton. While Payton will likely survive any in-house turmoil, the future is unclear for Joseph. Whether he’s fired or resigns, an opportunity like CU, might be very attractive.
AHHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAA
My favorite sentence of the article.
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The adjectives in Colorado football articles are hilarious. Highly sought after, elite, heisman candidate, just so many superlatives that aren't even close to true. So many nonfootball people writing articles about Colorado, just humorous to read.
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I stopped reading after they tried to tell me that the guy from San Diego should come in and improve his optics by working for Coach Prime.
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So many notes.List of Candidates for Prime: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...p&cvid=76d5867eaa0a40aa9c35bdad9b3e4876&ei=11
Some big name candidates are beginning to emerge for what will be a highly sought after defensive coordinator position with the Colorado Buffaloes. While Deion Sanders has not said definitively that Pat Shurmur will lead the offense, he is expected to be the full-time replacement for Sean Lewis.
As for the defense, Charles Kelly recently left for Auburn after a year in Boulder. The long-time assistant returns to his home state for a stint at his alma mater. There are many directions Sanders can go in replacing Kelly. It’s been reported that whoever he chooses will have significant NFL experience. Whether that means coaching, playing, or a combination of both, hasn't been determined.
Let’s separate some of the true contenders from those who have been randomly speculated about on social media.
The Favorites
Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports© Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports
Mike Zimmer
As BuffsBeat reported several weeks ago, Mike Zimmer wants to return to coaching. Now, what exactly that means is very much to be determined. He would likely have head coaching opportunities at the college level, and at the very least, coordinator offers in the NFL. Zimmer, who turns 68 in June, said he has a great relationship with Coach Prime. He would be one of the most experienced candidates on the list.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Ed Reed
Reed joining the staff makes too much sense. The Hall-of-Famer hasn't taken on a new opportunity since leaving Bethune-Cookman last year. He also held a senior management role for three years at Miami prior to becoming a head coach. Reed told the “Pivot Podcast” how Prime tried to recruit him to take over at Jackson State. He has also stated publicly his appreciation for Coach Prime during his very short tenure in Daytona Beach.
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Rex Ryan
While this may seem like a long shot, if you have seen the video of Rex Ryan visiting Jackson State in 2021, it’s pretty obvious there’s mutual admiration.
The current ESPN analyst just turned 61 last month, and surprisingly, has been out of coaching since 2016. While I’m sure he’s enjoying the spotlight and paycheck that comes with his big network appearances, this is the kind of move that fits his personality. His defensive schemes would cause all kinds of havoc in the Big 12. It would be a dream scenario.
Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports© Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports
Brandon Staley
This would also make a ton of sense for Staley to be on Prime's staff. His name and reputation has been tarnished some during a rather tumultuous stint as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers. But he could rebuild for the better at CU.
Personality wise, Staley is the opposite of “Prime Time.” Maybe it was the obnoxious bright blue backdrop, but It was painful watching him squirm during some of the most uncomfortable press conferences we have seen in recent memory.
I think making Staley co-defensive coordinator alongside a former player, like Reed, could be a winning formula for success in Boulder.
Other notable names
Tony Dungy
You want to make a splash hire? Why not go for a hall of famer?
He’s nearly the same age as Zimmer at 68 and hasn’t coached in 15 years. But this would be the kind of hire that would send a few shockwaves across the college football landscape. To be the best, you're going to need the best.
Ken Norton Jr.
Prime's former teammate from San Francisco continues to climb the coaching ranks at UCLAbia. Norton is well-liked and has been successful in a number of different capacities both in college and the NFL. He also has three years experience as a defensive coordinator under Pete Carroll in Seattle.
Mike Caldwell
We will have to see if any changes are coming for the Jacksonville Jaguars coaching staff. After an 8-3 start to the season, and ultimately missing the playoffs, a shake-up may be inevitable. This could lead to the current Jags DC becoming available. I don’t think fans would mind seeing him bring “Sacksonville” to Boulder next year.
Other Notables:
Lovie Smith
Like Dungy, a former head coach of the year in the NFL. He would bring credibility but there are questions on how much of an impact he would make with recruits. He was just 17-39 leading Illinois over the course of five seasons. However, Sanders has a better structure in place in Boulder than what Smith was given to work with in Champaign.
Ron Rivera
With Rivera's time now up in Washington, maybe Colorado presents a unique challenge that could be appealing to the veteran coach. Considering his “Riverboat Ron” moniker, perhaps him taking one more gamble on himself could lead a most satisfying conclusion in a distinguished coaching career.
Vance Joseph
Joseph is already in a bit of a weird situation as defensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos, who fired him as head coach a few years ago. The former Buffs alum decided to return to the Mile High City under Sean Payton. While Payton will likely survive any in-house turmoil, the future is unclear for Joseph. Whether he’s fired or resigns, an opportunity like CU, might be very attractive.
First, where tf is Belichick?? I mean according to the writer “to be the best, you’re going to need the best.”
I actually laughed out loud several times reading this. First was when Ed Reed was listed directly after Mike Zimmer. I mean, sure, Ed Reed has (checks notes) two years of coaching experience.
Follow that up with Rex Ryan, who could probably be a head coach in the NFL again if he wanted. But yeah, he’d gladly walk away from his TV deal to make less money grinding for a guy who has no business being a head coach.
Throw in a bunch of NFL head coaches who’ve been fired in the past week, including Ron Rivera who’s never coached a single day of CFB before, and you’ve got quite the list.
The hilarity of adding Tony Dungy speaks for itself, but I also thought this comment in the Lovie Smith section was particularly funny:
What structure? Starting from scratch with a brand new team and brand new coaches and coordinators?
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People and organizations who cover the Puffs are smoking the good stuff and the biggest Sunshine Pumpers. Then again, the whole Nebraska fan base was pumping sunshine when Frosty got hired as well.
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