And so it begins...(tracking Coach Prime decommits/transfers) (21 Viewers)

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

We’ve got some folks here that think Colorado is going to be better than even the ESPN analyst folks

 

[Stan Raymond]

I believe they have 4 really good transfers who should impact them positively, and the rest of their newcomers are average players or even borderline scrap heap guys:

1. Sheppard from Vanderbilt - This kid could start damn near anywhere in the country. When added to Hunter and Horn, CU has 3 very elite pass catchers for Shadeur.

2. Hayes from Pitt and Green from ASU- These dudes are legit edge rushers who will give their pass rush some credibility.

3. Benson out of Indiana is a solid Power 5 offensive tackle. He will be a nice upgrade over what they had last season.


CU has some serious depth issues in their secondary. I question how much time Hunter can spend playing both ways. Shilo will be out vs. the Huskers. The Buffs will only have 3 trusted corners and 2 safeties who have any experience when they come to Lincoln. You would think Deion would've made his defensive backfield a major priority since he was a former DB.

When an FBS football team is under their scholarship limit, its going to impact the DBs and Offensive Line the most. Those are spots where you need a shit ton of scholarship players. And they are two spots where CU is really lacking.

Sheppard and Green were very good pickups for them, hated to see that.

But so many of their transfers are just scraps from other teams, be surprised if they do much better than who they replace. Sanders acts like he's only bringing in studs but doesn't address that over 60% of these so called dawgs that he brought in last year left in the portal this year. His hit rate has not been good.

 

[ShortSideOption]

I think you also have to remember he’s promising everything to get kids there, whether it be NIL, playing time, etc. That gets the lockerroom toxic in a hurry when losses start happening or you aren’t a starter even though he said you would be.

 

[Alcaus]

That comes back to the question of how is that timed. I've never put much stock in it because I assumed it was total time from snap to throw. If it's time from snap to pressure then it's a lot more meaningful.

If you look at pressure per drop back we were 98/324 vs 110/405. So .302 vs .272.

Not all pressures are the same so that's not a definite.

Sacks were worse too. 17/324 vs 13/405

Does PFF not define these terms? I'd be curious to know.

What I'm seeing in the charts is better than average OL play which is not what most people would say about our OL last year.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

If they aren’t in the playoffs gonna be a LOT of eggs on faces in here.

 

[HerbRedman]

I think you also have to remember he’s promising everything to get kids there, whether it be NIL, playing time, etc. That gets the lockerroom toxic in a hurry when losses start happening or you aren’t a starter even though he said you would be.

Reason #223 why it's great to see Colorado on your schedule for November

 

[BIGSTICK67]

You guys are so obsessed with Prime and you don’t even know about the recent coverup with his other idiot loudmouth dumbass kid

If it's a coverup, how would we know?

 

[Jim14510]

Does PFF not define these terms? I'd be curious to know.

What I'm seeing in the charts is better than average OL play which is not what most people would say about our OL last year.

TTT: Average Time to Throw on all dropbacks

That's it

 

[Dawgsauce]

Sheppard and Green were very good pickups for them, hated to see that.

But so many of their transfers are just scraps from other teams, be surprised if they do much better than who they replace. Sanders acts like he's only bringing in studs but doesn't address that over 60% of these so called dawgs that he brought in last year left in the portal this year. His hit rate has not been good.

Can confirm no Dawgs on that team.

 

[Alcaus]

TTT: Average Time to Throw on all dropbacks

That's it

PFF needs to get their shit together

 

[Jim14510]

PFF needs to get their shit together

Found it.

Time-to-throw data: A quarterback's time to throw measures the time, in seconds, from the snap to one of three outcomes: the quarterback releases the ball on a pass attempt, is under the control of a defender on a sack or passes the line of scrimmage on a scramble.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

You guys really want Colorado to be good

 

[Alcaus]

Found it.

Time-to-throw data: A quarterback's time to throw measures the time, in seconds, from the snap to one of three outcomes: the quarterback releases the ball on a pass attempt, is under the control of a defender on a sack or passes the line of scrimmage on a scramble.

Nice. So less time with the ball in-hand but again, compared to the rest of CFB, certainly more than the average QB.

It will be interesting to see once we start throwing the ball more than 150 times a season.

 

[Jim14510]

You guys really want Colorado to be good

I dont really understand foot fetishes in general but you finding Dions 2 toed foot sexy is really weird.

 

[2010sarenevercoming]

I dont really understand foot fetishes in general but you finding Dions 2 toed foot sexy is really weird.

They don't call him BIG TOE SOPRANO for nothing, Jim.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

They don't call him BIG TOE SOPRANO for nothing, Jim.

I like that

 

[Steveweiser316]

I believe they have 4 really good transfers who should impact them positively, and the rest of their newcomers are average players or even borderline scrap heap guys:

1. Sheppard from Vanderbilt - This kid could start damn near anywhere in the country. When added to Hunter and Horn, CU has 3 very elite pass catchers for Shadeur.

2. Hayes from Pitt and Green from ASU- These dudes are legit edge rushers who will give their pass rush some credibility.

3. Benson out of Indiana is a solid Power 5 offensive tackle. He will be a nice upgrade over what they had last season.


CU has some serious depth issues in their secondary. I question how much time Hunter can spend playing both ways. Shilo will be out vs. the Huskers. The Buffs will only have 3 trusted corners and 2 safeties who have any experience when they come to Lincoln. You would think Deion would've made his defensive backfield a major priority since he was a former DB.

When an FBS football team is under their scholarship limit, its going to impact the DBs and Offensive Line the most. Those are spots where you need a shit ton of scholarship players. And they are two spots where CU is really lacking.

Where did you see the Shilo information? I know there was something going around that he had hurt his shoulder but I believe that was debunked. And on paper CU looks like they’ll have either the same record as last year or maybe even worse. But I only care how they look/play against us and last year we got beat.

 

[Cornicator]

Where did you see the Shilo information? I know there was something going around that he had hurt his shoulder but I believe that was debunked. And on paper CU looks like they’ll have either the same record as last year or maybe even worse. But I only care how they look/play against us and last year we got beat.

Thanks. I didnt know that Shilo story was fake news.

 

[Stan Raymond]

Thanks. I didnt know that Shilo story was fake news.

I'm not sure it is fake. It sounds like he did have shoulder surgery, but there is some debate if he will be out 4 or 6 months. Not sure what the truth is, but there is some legit smoke there.

 

[Stan Raymond]

Interesting comments from exColorado QB that left.



I think the NIL that Sheduer is making might be an issue in the locker room.