Colorado searching for coach!

[throwittoblythe]

Did we ever win in Boulder? Always seemed a nemesis locale for us, along with Lincoln and Norman back in the day.

I'd add a distinction here: In my years since becoming a fan (early 2000s), NU was the better team (most years) and OU was always the better team. It wasn't Norman or Lincoln so much as it was we were playing teams better than us.

CU was different. We were much more competitive with them and beat them semi-frequently. So it sucked a lot more when we would go into CU expecting to win (like the week they lose their coach) and get it handed to us.

 

[madguy30]

Did we ever win in Boulder? Always seemed a nemesis locale for us, along with Lincoln and Norman back in the day.

2000 was one time.

 

[alenz95]

Looks like Sander and his agent pretty much wrote their own contract with CU. Sanders gets to make his documentary, say whatever he wants, and gets ALL the money. CU gets exposure but no money. This will end badly for CU IMO.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...colorado-coach-prime-documentary/70623788007/

CU is getting exactly what they wanted out of this -- Relevance. CU football couldn't really get any worse than it already was. Will this work out well on the field? Probably not. But, at the very least the program is back in the headlines, and it has clearly got their fans reengaged.

 

[BWRhasnoAC]

Did we ever win in Boulder? Always seemed a nemesis locale for us, along with Lincoln and Norman back in the day.

The altitude struggle is real.

 

[Aclone]

Did we ever win in Boulder? Always seemed a nemesis locale for us, along with Lincoln and Norman back in the day.

Everywhere was a nemesis locale for us, from 1979 until CMC.

 

[werdnamanhill]

Did we ever win in Boulder? Always seemed a nemesis locale for us, along with Lincoln and Norman back in the day.

To be honest we barely won anywhere except Lawrence