2778009, Btw Deion pointed out 2 prior coaches of CU were both Black Posted by guru0509, Wed Dec-07-22 12:26 AM
...and hes the 3rd. That's pretty admirable of the Buffalos,
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PqHZ3Tow4kk
someone cynincal would say "yea African American coaches can only get the worst job in America" but its also the easiest , bc all you have to do is win TWO games for it to be an improvement lol
>I have mixed feelings about Coach Prime leaving Jackson St. > >One one hand, he brought prominence to the school and helped >the program achieve rare excellence. Jackson State is never >gonna be Alabama or Ohio State, he’d done his time, he’d >positively impacted a lot of people’s lives. And I think in >a conference like the Pac 12 he will win early and often and >eventually have them in a playoff in 5 years time if he stays >that long. > >On the other hand, Deion persuaded many overly-qualified young >men to forego opportunities at bigger schools - not just >competing against better competition on the field but in >personal brand opportunities too. He sold many top tier >recruits a dream and asked that they curb their personal >aspirations in favor of something bigger than >themselves…then he bounced. I think we do have to >acknowledge the fact Jackson being an HBCU and Prime >celebrating that so loudly makes this situation different >than, say, Paul Fickell leaving Cincy for Wisconsin. > >I don’t know if there’s a right or wrong answer. I sort of >think it’s all true - he’s in his right to leave and I >understand why he is, but he’s burning some folks in the >process in a way that feels different. Curious where everyone >else is at on this. > >If I was a Colorado fan or especially player I’d be >ecstatic. If I were 5-star WR and Jackson St commit Travis >Hunter I’d be heartbroken.
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