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Not winning. No wayGuns, gambling, violence...what more could a program want?
Not winning. No wayGuns, gambling, violence...what more could a program want?
Why do you think he should be coaching at all? If his kid wasn't the star QB, would Prime have been hired to coach that high school team? Would Jackson State have hired him if his star QB son didn't go there? Would Colorado have hired him if not for his star QB son?Sanders should be coaching in an alternative pro league like the USFL or XFL. His handling of student athletes is embarrassing.
It will be interesting to see what he does next year when his kid is no longer on the team. My guess is he will get real tired of coaching and the work that comes along with it.Why do you think he should be coaching at all? If his kid wasn't the star QB, would Prime have been hired to coach that high school team? Would Jackson State have hired him if his star QB son didn't go there? Would Colorado have hired him if not for his star QB son?
I doubt it. If you look at his resume, he started Prime Prep and then basically rode his son's coattails from school to school. (Yes, technically he went to Colorado first, but I think everyone knew he was bringing his son with him.)
No way any pro athlete would take him serious as a head coach.
Yeah, and it'll be interesting to see what happens to the team. I think Hunter can go pro. Will they end up being back in the dumpster after this flash in the pan experiment? They'll probably be better off just because of the new landscape: being in the P4 and being able to pay players to come there.It will be interesting to see what he does next year when his kid is no longer on the team. My guess is he will get real tired of coaching and the work that comes along with it.
Nothing shocking, but there were a bunch of suspensions - Kevin Whaley getting in a fight at the Insight Bowl, Kyle Theret's DWI, Brandon Kirksey, Jewhan Edwards, RaShede Hageman all had their things, among many guys. Stories from that era refer to things like "8 players suspended this year for off-field incidents". Gary Tinsley (RIP) had his share of run-ins. Even some of his one-time commits that never played here like Sheldon Richardson and Taylor Lewan had drug suspensions in the NFL.I don’t recall the heaps of drama with Brewster’s players.
Agree. If things really sour and he moves on, I fully expect a messy set of recriminations to be spouted by Deion including "The spoiled players wouldn't buy in!" "They aren't real men willing to pay the price." "Administration is gutless." And on and on it will go. It will be a caravan of resentment making stops at all the jockocracy media outposts where it will be slurped up and used to promote Deion, Inc. Unlike the late Denny Green, I doubt he'll be on the high road.It will be interesting to see what he does next year when his kid is no longer on the team. My guess is he will get real tired of coaching and the work that comes along with it.
God will tell him it is time to leave...It will be interesting to see what he does next year when his kid is no longer on the team. My guess is he will get real tired of coaching and the work that comes along with it.
Ah, the world's most convenient scapegoat in times of tough choices. Totally Deion.God will tell him it is time to leave...
After lots of prayer and consultation with my family, God told me to do whatever the fuck I want and get mine.Ah, the world's most convenient scapegoat in times of tough choices. Totally Deion.
Just like when God's Plan for a player suddenly changes when he gets an offer of more money from a rival school.
Thanks for this. When you made the original post, I laughed but it was so true lol. I mean, what are the odds they'd both have kids at QB and safety???Nothing shocking, but there were a bunch of suspensions - Kevin Whaley getting in a fight at the Insight Bowl, Kyle Theret's DWI, Brandon Kirksey, Jewhan Edwards, RaShede Hageman all had their things, among many guys. Stories from that era refer to things like "8 players suspended this year for off-field incidents". Gary Tinsley (RIP) had his share of run-ins. Even some of his one-time commits that never played here like Sheldon Richardson and Taylor Lewan had drug suspensions in the NFL.
Plus the Brewster-era Gophers were forever on the academic brink, near the bottom of APR numbers.
Brew recruited some talented dudes but was willing to sacrifice character and grades for talent. Not everyone, there were plenty of great character guys who played for the U under Brew.
F'ing humorous post of the year candidate here!After lots of prayer and consultation with my family, God told me to do whatever the fuck I want and get mine.
Brew was an awful head coach but the guy is clearly a real football guy. He has been coaching college football or in the NFL since 1986 and coached for some of the best coaches in the world including Bobby Ross, Mack Brown, Dan Mullen and Jimbo. I would never hire Tim Brewster to be a head coach and he was an awful head coach, but comparing him to Deion is not fair. He was just bad at that job, he wasn't using us to prop up his kid (hell, he cut his kid).I'm surprised it didn't work out for Tim Brewster with Deion Sanders because Deion is a lot like Brewster.
Lots of big talk. One kid who's a QB, the other who's a safety. Recruits a lot of talent that will have heaps of drama and not play well together. Tons of turnover in their programs.
Deion's a real football guy too. He's a Hall of Famer with Super Bowl rings and a lifetime in and around the game.Brew was an awful head coach but the guy is clearly a real football guy. He has been coaching college football or in the NFL since 1986 and coached for some of the best coaches in the world including Bobby Ross, Mack Brown, Dan Mullen and Jimbo. I would never hire Tim Brewster to be a head coach and he was an awful head coach, but comparing him to Deion is not fair. He was just bad at that job, he wasn't using us to prop up his kid (hell, he cut his kid).
Mason and Kill had just as much drama with players. Brew dismissed four former Mason players for sexual misconduct prior to coaching his first game and Kill had 6 dismissed. Brew actually improved the APR numbers quite a bit from what he inherited.Nothing shocking, but there were a bunch of suspensions - Kevin Whaley getting in a fight at the Insight Bowl, Kyle Theret's DWI, Brandon Kirksey, Jewhan Edwards, RaShede Hageman all had their things, among many guys. Stories from that era refer to things like "8 players suspended this year for off-field incidents". Gary Tinsley (RIP) had his share of run-ins. Even some of his one-time commits that never played here like Sheldon Richardson and Taylor Lewan had drug suspensions in the NFL.
Plus the Brewster-era Gophers were forever on the academic brink, near the bottom of APR numbers.
Brew recruited some talented dudes but was willing to sacrifice character and grades for talent. Not everyone, there were plenty of great character guys who played for the U under Brew.
Lawrence Philips and Christian Peter would like a word.I don't think Nebraska in its prime experienced the level of drama going on at Colorado.
Exactly, it’s HermesAnyone who says things like, "I'm bringin' my luggage...and it's Louie," is, by definition...a complete douchebag.
What hard work has he done?My guess is he will get real tired of coaching and the work that comes along with it.
I stand by what I said. What's going on in Deion's program is another level. Just my opinion.Lawrence Philips and Christian Peter would like a word.
Recency bias might apply here.
There is a reason you don't see a lot of star players get into coaching. I will be very surprised if his coaching career continues all that long after his kid is done playing college football.What hard work has he done?
He has yet to go on a recruiting visit for one.
He's a Hall of Fame player so that does make him a football guy, but it doesn't mean squat when it comes to coaching and running a program.Deion's a real football guy too. He's a Hall of Famer with Super Bowl rings and a lifetime in and around the game.
I just think his extreme-turnover approach to roster and staff building will eventually wobble and collapse once he gets past Jackson State where he could just out-recruit everyone at that level due to his name and Netflix special and buying things for their broke program.
The race is on for him to develop a well-rounded roster and another QB and some kind of player and coach stability at CU before his son and Hunter graduate and he's really playing a bare hand.
Go right ahead Peon.Deion being Deoon and threatening lawsuits:
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Deion Sanders Hints At Possible Legal Action While Addressing Bombshell Report About Toxic Culture At Colorado
Colorado's football team found itself painted in a very unflattering light courtesy of an explosive report that was published last week, and Deion Sandersbrobible.com
Pissed that CBS Sports has AFA as the best team in Colorado also no doubt.Pretty petty
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CBS Sports ranks Colorado's Deion Sanders as second-worst Big 12 coach in 2024
The Big 12 prepares to add schools from the 'Four Corners' states and says goodbye to Oklahoma and Texas. New coaches for 2024 as the league underwent a signifiwww.si.com
SOFTPretty petty
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CBS Sports ranks Colorado's Deion Sanders as second-worst Big 12 coach in 2024
The Big 12 prepares to add schools from the 'Four Corners' states and says goodbye to Oklahoma and Texas. New coaches for 2024 as the league underwent a signifiwww.si.com
OT: Yup, Jerry Kill cleaned house and cleaned up the off-campus posse and rescued the careers of some talent worth saving. He had people keeping their eyes on the remaining players and making sure they "played school". Didn't Jerry Kill personally go to Ra'shede Hageman's room to wake him up when he didn't show up in class?Nothing shocking, but there were a bunch of suspensions - Kevin Whaley getting in a fight at the Insight Bowl, Kyle Theret's DWI, Brandon Kirksey, Jewhan Edwards, RaShede Hageman all had their things, among many guys. Stories from that era refer to things like "8 players suspended this year for off-field incidents". Gary Tinsley (RIP) had his share of run-ins. Even some of his one-time commits that never played here like Sheldon Richardson and Taylor Lewan had drug suspensions in the NFL.
Plus the Brewster-era Gophers were forever on the academic brink, near the bottom of APR numbers.
Brew recruited some talented dudes but was willing to sacrifice character and grades for talent. Not everyone, there were plenty of great character guys who played for the U under Brew.
Jerry did his job but as far as political and administration stuff…. I think Jerry has proven that’s not his skill….OT: Yup, Jerry Kill cleaned house and cleaned up the off-campus posse and rescued the careers of some talent worth saving. He had people keeping their eyes on the remaining players and making sure they "played school". Didn't Jerry Kill personally go to Ra'shede Hageman's room to wake him up when he didn't show up in class?
Give Jerry Kill some credit for doing the job of Mega Tongue Teague in pushing for the Athletic Village and for laying the foundation bricks for PJ Fleck. His guffaw against PJ Fleck blemished his reputation.