Mask who they lining up as OL coachThey Coming after the offensive lineman
Deion Sanders offered the Colorado job- Official Colorado season thread
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I’m not sure bro, I haven’t heard any rumors
Colorado Ran Out of Money for Alamo Bowl
Colorado’s Alamo Bowl Woes Start with a Financial Crunch
Heading into the Alamo Bowl, the Colorado Buffaloes weren’t just battling BYU on the field; they were also battling off-field struggles. According to Jason Whitlock, the team had run out of NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) funds, forcing them to operate on a tight budget. While BYU players enjoyed lavish gift bags and a classic bowl experience, Colorado’s players were left wanting more.
Whitlock revealed, “They had to do everything on a strict budget. BYU players got amazing gift bags and had an amazing bowl experience. Colorado was on a very strict budget, and the players were frustrated by it.” Speaking to my own source, it was reiterated that Colorado’s gift bags were not as amazing as we have seen from other schools. “They got a hat and t-shirt for their bowl gifts.“ This frustration seemed to trickle down to their performance on the field. The Buffaloes, who had been competitive for much of the season, fell flat in a 36-14 drubbing that Whitlock described as “much worse than the score suggests.”
Distracted Players and Misplaced Focus
Whitlock also pointed to player behavior as a symptom of the larger financial strain. He reported that several offensive players spent two consecutive nights at a rented strip club during their time in Texas. “This was primarily offensive players,” Whitlock noted. “They spent two nights partying… and you wonder why their focus wasn’t there.”
Notably, Travis Hunter, one of Colorado’s star players, stayed away from the clubs. However, the distractions among other players highlighted the team’s fractured mindset. The result was a lackluster effort on the field, one that fans and analysts alike struggled to understand.
The Risks of a Pay-for-Play Model
Whitlock didn’t shy away from addressing Colorado’s NIL-heavy roster construction, which he described as one of the most aggressive in college football. “When players weren’t getting paid what they thought, they started doing their own thing,” he explained. This breakdown in team cohesion reflected a growing challenge in modern college football: balancing NIL incentives with maintaining focus and discipline.
A Call for Rebuilding Focus and Unity
The Buffaloes’ Alamo Bowl performance is a cautionary tale for Colorado and other programs navigating the NIL era. Financial constraints and distractions off the field can derail even the most promising teams. Moving forward, Coach Deion Sanders and his staff will need to recalibrate priorities, ensuring their players remain focused on football, regardless of external challenges.
The Alamo Bowl loss was more than just a scoreline; it was a wake-up call. Colorado fans can only hope their team learns the lessons from this setback and builds a foundation for long-term success.
Stopped reading there...sorry man. Will need to get confirmation from @Mask before I believe if this is true.
Hey Jason said it so it’s 1000% true
But I’m say this that plane they took probably cut into the funds deeply
Plus prime time said go have fun, so the strippa club might’ve been the spot
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so playing for school and team pride is no more in the age of NIL huh?
Dawg, I think my peeps was asked by a potential recruit for like 6 racks for a visit.
Dude lived like 4hrs from the school. I don’t think dude even committed to them.
Oh and it wasn’t a official visit either
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Yeah, unless there's another Jason Whitlock out there, he can go eat grass....had an axe to grind against Prime and he's going to be going in on Michael Vick next season as well
Yeah, unless there's another Jason Whitlock out there, he can go eat grass....had an axe to grind against Prime and he's going to be going in on Michael Vick next season as well
He be at Shannon and Ocho neck toooo
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@playahaitian $15 for 4 tickets on the veterans app
So near $45 we had 12 tickets( ended up only using 8 tickets)
Got lucky with having 8 on the same row and another 4 in another section
We was kinda high but hey I was in the building for free
So near $45 we had 12 tickets( ended up only using 8 tickets)
Got lucky with having 8 on the same row and another 4 in another section
We was kinda high but hey I was in the building for free
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@playahaitian $15 for 4 tickets on the veterans app
So near $45 we had 12 tickets( ended up only using 8 tickets)
Got luck with having 8 on the same row and another 4 in another section
We was kinda high but hey I was in the building for free
WOW!
The processing fees likely won’t ever be over $25 dollars
So it’s a chance to get 4 tickets to events for $25.
It’s not a given you’ll get the tickets but it’s worth the shot.
They might have 200 tickets for the vets app, 400 people might request.
This why I say it’s not a given, you’ll receive them
That Vet app is cool.@playahaitian $15 for 4 tickets on the veterans app
So near $45 we had 12 tickets( ended up only using 8 tickets)
Got lucky with having 8 on the same row and another 4 in another section
We was kinda high but hey I was in the building for free
My friend is a vet and she got us UFC tickets for like $10 each or something like that.
The cheapest tickets to that event was $175!
Yep, no lies
If someone is in a city with a WNBA team, they probably could look like season ticket holders
Could you be more specific on the vets app? I will be grateful.Yep, no lies
If someone is in a city with a WNBA team, they probably could look like season ticket holders
Ask and you will receive
I expect them to run the ball a lot more next year. Especially if Lewis is starting
Hell if Kaidon Salter is the guy, I expect way more running… dude got jets(well nice foot work)
I think he is a much better WR and if you add to the fact that the top NFL WR's are making 34-35 million a year and the top corner is 24 per year, there would be no question which way I would go...it's a great problem to have lol
Choices choices for teams lmao