I think Prime will get it done. He'll make CU into a winning team, probably win 6 games this season. Might be in the playoffs in a couple years. People think he's all flash and no substance, but they're wrong. And by the end of next season, everyone will know he's for real.
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Spot On!! Sooner than later and CU is just a stepping stone for him. He might just go back to his alma mater and make them a National Champion. Regardless he'll be a national champion coach somewhere I assure you.:-)
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Maybe. It's pretty damned hard to win a NC. Seems to take some degree of luck as well as having a great team. But I think he can produce a contending team eventually. I mean, if they're in the national conversation in two or three years that's a huge W for both Prime and CU.
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Lol
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We taking bets this thread dies within the next few weeks?
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:-)
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Yeah he also always talked about building up HBCU's and left after 2 years. The guy is like a televangelist
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You just started watching college football 2 days ago buddy.

https://deadspin.com/deion-sanders-p...tur-1849851887
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You are probably able to remember when nebraska football was actually good unlike anybody under the age of 40.
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If you're a silver fox imma slide into those DMs
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Isn’t that kinda the exact article you’d expect to get from a HBCU alum who reports on sports and race?

I’m not saying I entirely disagree with it and it did seem a little weak when he left Jackson State. But I can also appreciate that he was given another, larger turnaround opportunity on a bigger stage and was able to do it with his two of his kids running things on the field (also giving them a much better platform for the NFL).

I don’t know that I’d ever begrudge someone for climbing the ladder in their profession like that.
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