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College Football - Week 6


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2 hours ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

I'd chalk that up to it's just never happened before so you can't compare it to anything else. Deion brought a LOT of talent with him. It's not like he's coaching an entire slew of nobodies. He has some very good players on that team. If you start from scratch, but you have good ingredients, is it really that impressive?

Yes. It is the equivalent of having almost 100% a new team. Only his guys from Jackson State had ever played for him or most of these coaches. It's about as crazy a situation as possible from a continuity standpoint. Again, that is why I am saying this is so crazy. They definitely have talent but taking all these parts and molding them together in that short of a period of time is nuts. Keep in mind what the Vegas books had as win totals for them preseason. It was in the 2.5 to 3.5 range. 

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2 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I think people are way overdoing it. All 22 if his starters were starting somewhere last year. It's not like he took over a bad program and coached the kids up. He left all those kids hung out to dry and told them to fug off. Kind of like he did at Prime Prep Academy when kids couldn't get academic eligibility because Prime Prep Academy was just an outright scam.

Deion is a piece of poo and this celebration is gonna end badly. Deion is gonna do what Deion does and it'll fug over a lot of kids in the process.

I'm honestly surprised a school like CU fell for this. It'll end badly for them.

I don't think he is any worse than most other college head coaches. He is just saying the poo they all say behind closed doors publicly. Most successful division 1 college football held coaches are fuging horrible human beings. They care next to nothing about these kids outside their own goals.

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3 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Keep in mind what the Vegas books had as win totals for them preseason. It was in the 2.5 to 3.5 range. 

They've only exceeded that by half a game so far. Gotta see how they finish before talking about all time greatness.

Even if they do get there though, what happens if they fall back to earth next year?

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2 hours ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Man you guys find anything to hate on Deion.

 

Blame the kids for following Deion. He didn't force them to go there. Also we act like Travis Hunter couldn't have gone to any school in America. He was the #1 overall recruit and chose to play for Deion at JSU.

 

What Deion is doing is no different from any other coach. People just love to hate because it's Deion.

 

 

The difference is that it was an HBCU. Had he gone from a Texas Tech to a Miami ... yeah no one would care. But when an entire generation struggles at college athletics due to systematic racism and whatnot, and you have the opportunity to make a massive change that could one day shift the way people view HBCUs, why would you leave? He let JSU down and you can't argue that. They're 4-2 this season and no one cares about them anymore.

And just as we smack talk every non-HBCU coach weekly ... Deion is now no different he's in the limelight he oh so loves. So he's open to crticism. Are you really giving us the "Oh, lowly Colorado" train of thought? No ... LOWLY Jackson St. They need Deion.

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34 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Yes. It is the equivalent of having almost 100% a new team. Only his guys from Jackson State had ever played for him or most of these coaches. It's about as crazy a situation as possible from a continuity standpoint. Again, that is why I am saying this is so crazy. They definitely have talent but taking all these parts and molding them together in that short of a period of time is nuts. Keep in mind what the Vegas books had as win totals for them preseason. It was in the 2.5 to 3.5 range. 

Oh, well if Vegas says it ... then let's crown him Belichick.

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