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Probably better overall than what they had before. Stronger than Miami (Ohio) or Temple. Weaker than Texas, UM, Florida, FSU, Clemson, or A&M. I’d be interested to see how they stack up vs GA Tech

Here's the offensive line currently: Here's the defensive line: In theory, these guys provide the foundation and then Deion begins adding higher level talent in all three spots. The problem is that he needs top level veteran players to come in during the next offseason, if the objective is...

Their entire offensive line are 3 star players, including the transfers. Outside of cornerback, their highest collection of talent is at wide receiver where they signed multiple blue chip players - and have seven true freshmen. It's the O-line that needs to be vastly revamped. If Deion wants to...

It depends how he does it. If it’s through high level recruiting and judicious transfer portal usage that’s not above the norm now that he has a baseline roster, then it shouldn’t be a cause for concern. But if he tells 30-40 players that’s transferred in, “Sorry, you’re not Louis anymore”...

It’s specifically the two things. One…cutting not 20 players, but at least 50 if not more. Most of them did not enter the transfer portal willingly. Yes, all other coaches do “house cleaning”. But no one did what Deion did at that scale, even though Mario, Rhule, Sarkasian, and any other new...

Then isn’t part of this…maybe a lot of this all about getting his own sons into the best possible position.

I’m going to ask a very pointed question here…are Deion’s actions at Jackson State and now Colorado nothing more than a very well thought out, very strategic form of DaddyBall?

1. He set a horrible precedent with what he did to his existing players. They didn’t quit. He fired them in mass. Now other coaches will do the same. 2. He humiliated one of his own players by very, very publicly ejecting him from the team. For the entire world to see. And that guy was a former...

What if Deion is signed by a foolish owner to be an NFL HC. He might draft Shedeur.

And documented it for his tv series. That’s the difference.

He had a team meeting and said that someone in the family broke the rules. Asked the players what he should do. Then he kicked the player off the team. All on camera.

I'm fairly certain that if Shedeur were to be cut on a nationally broadcasted show by another coach, Deion wouldn't have approved.

Here's Colorado against Miami's roster on paper. Oregon would be roughly equivalent to the Hurricanes. https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/know-your-enemy-2023-colorado-roster-vs-2023-miami-roster.185699/ Colorado's highest ranked offensive lineman has a rating of 0.8800 per 247. Aside from...

Wait…they were actually advertising that?

I’m not sure what he plans to have. Right now he has two true freshmen with roughly .85 scores from 247 behind Shedeur.

Just wait. He’s going to cut 75 players and raid SEC rosters in the off-season. He’ll go from Louis to…what’s higher than Louis? Only position safe is quarterback.

He changed virtually the entire team. By cutting the existing players. Anyone can do that. It would have been more impressive if he had taken that same 1-11 team and gotten them to a 3-1 start with normal roster attrition.

Absolutely. That was crap and that was cruel.

“Just wait. There is no incoming scholarship limit for 2024. There will be plenty of opportunities to upgrade.” “Coach, you said I was Louis.” “You are. This year.”

I hope so. I slightly feel bad for the 30odd players who will get cut after the season ends. They won’t have a free transfer when they enter the portal. Deion is absolutely ruthless.