Strykur said:
Deion took over a 1-11 team and immediately made them nationally relevant regardless of wins, we are far from even that
82gradDLSdad said:Strykur said:
Deion took over a 1-11 team and immediately made them nationally relevant regardless of wins, we are far from even that
Deion Sanders has an overall coaching record of 18-26 at the University of Colorado Boulder through the 2026 season
Tosh is 3-5. By the little math I remember that works out to 18-30. Sounds pretty similar to me.
DoubtfulBear said:82gradDLSdad said:Strykur said:
Deion took over a 1-11 team and immediately made them nationally relevant regardless of wins, we are far from even that
Deion Sanders has an overall coaching record of 18-26 at the University of Colorado Boulder through the 2026 season
Tosh is 3-5. By the little math I remember that works out to 18-30. Sounds pretty similar to me.
Because of Deion, Colorado was raking in millions of viewers every single game, particularly the first two seasons. Under Tosh, we are getting close to under 200K viewers with almost completely empty stadiums
BearSD said:DoubtfulBear said:82gradDLSdad said:Strykur said:
Deion took over a 1-11 team and immediately made them nationally relevant regardless of wins, we are far from even that
Deion Sanders has an overall coaching record of 18-26 at the University of Colorado Boulder through the 2026 season
Tosh is 3-5. By the little math I remember that works out to 18-30. Sounds pretty similar to me.
Because of Deion, Colorado was raking in millions of viewers every single game, particularly the first two seasons. Under Tosh, we are getting close to under 200K viewers with almost completely empty stadiums
Those TV viewers haven't translated into wins for CU. Their coaching has been questionable and their recruiting, with the lone exception of Travis Hunter, has been extremely overrated. The viewers who are still tuning in are watching for the other team, or watching to root against Deion, or both.
BearSD said:DoubtfulBear said:82gradDLSdad said:Strykur said:
Deion took over a 1-11 team and immediately made them nationally relevant regardless of wins, we are far from even that
Deion Sanders has an overall coaching record of 18-26 at the University of Colorado Boulder through the 2026 season
Tosh is 3-5. By the little math I remember that works out to 18-30. Sounds pretty similar to me.
Because of Deion, Colorado was raking in millions of viewers every single game, particularly the first two seasons. Under Tosh, we are getting close to under 200K viewers with almost completely empty stadiums
Those TV viewers haven't translated into wins for CU. Their coaching has been questionable and their recruiting, with the lone exception of Travis Hunter, has been extremely overrated. The viewers who are still tuning in are watching for the other team, or watching to root against Deion, or both.
DoubtfulBear said:BearSD said:DoubtfulBear said:82gradDLSdad said:Strykur said:
Deion took over a 1-11 team and immediately made them nationally relevant regardless of wins, we are far from even that
Deion Sanders has an overall coaching record of 18-26 at the University of Colorado Boulder through the 2026 season
Tosh is 3-5. By the little math I remember that works out to 18-30. Sounds pretty similar to me.
Because of Deion, Colorado was raking in millions of viewers every single game, particularly the first two seasons. Under Tosh, we are getting close to under 200K viewers with almost completely empty stadiums
Those TV viewers haven't translated into wins for CU. Their coaching has been questionable and their recruiting, with the lone exception of Travis Hunter, has been extremely overrated. The viewers who are still tuning in are watching for the other team, or watching to root against Deion, or both.
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