OK so let’s make this clear for you. Colorado has beaten ZERO ranked teams. Let’s count that again for you. ZERO. TCU will more than likely finish 5-7 at best. Preseason rankings are garbage. Moral victory losses are now what you’re going for? Wow. They played USC with absolutely no defense close after USC almost blew a 28 point lead. Sound familiar? Colorado in fact blew a 28 point lead and lost to STANFORD. Enough said.
Colorado has nothing close to a UNC or Miami win. And just so you know, UNC is now back into the Top 25 at #23. Colorado has beaten 1 team with a winning record (5-4 Nebraska) who lost to Michigan State yesterday. That’s embarrassing in itself.
If Colorado can beat a red hot #24 Arizona next weekend, then Colorado has 1 win as something to compare to win wise.
Yep it's crystal clear that this is the kind of feminine logic I'm talking about. You're cherry picking who is ranked what on what week. Either you take the ranking at the time of the contest, or you keep your trap shut and wait till the end of the season. UNC could just as easily fall back out of the 25 as they fell in.
So if UNC loses out how good was that win? Wins are wins. Anyone wanting to ride the quality win and quality loss train around can jump on that SEC bandwagon of dick that the mutts ride on every year. Play in an easy side of the conference annually, save your injuries, save your record, go to a championship. It's how it is and how it's been for awhile now.
Colorado is vastly improved from last year. There is 0 debate about that because the naysayers have no evidence. Colorado is in an infinitely better financial situation than they have been for 20 years, and there is 0 debate about that.
So Deion delivers in both those arenas and the critics have been wrong on that front. The only ammo you jackasses have left to spew is; 1) they won't continue to get better. 2) Deion is going to leave the program in a disaster when he heads out.
These are both completely theoretical and you don't have any basis other than you feel that way which is fine, you can have your own opinion. So all I have to do is counter with my own opinion of:
1) I feel they will continue to improve and based on the current trajectory it seems more likely than what you're talking about. There's also no requirement to win a national championship for this to be considered a huge success. That or a new Year's bowl would just be confirmation.
2) Even if he does leave the program in a depleted state, it has already been restructured and is in a better position to achieve success than it was when he arrived. I highly doubt that Colorado is going to be worse financially than when Deion was hired which would actually make his hiring a success because it didn't get worse at any point during his tenure.
For these last two talking points we will just have to wait and see because you don't have a crystal ball and if you do you're being a dick by not sharing it. If Colorado doesn't get better, or Deion destroys the program, I will be the first one here to eat crow. However, If he doesn't then I'll be here waiting to take your mother as my prize...for the second time.
