OrediggerPoke
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303cowboy said:Bohl is +1500 per this article
https://247sports.com/college/color...-Harrell-Eric-Bieniemy-143708601/#143708601_1
LanderPoke said:303cowboy said:Bohl is +1500 per this article
https://247sports.com/college/color...-Harrell-Eric-Bieniemy-143708601/#143708601_1
I'm a little surprised he's on anyone's radar, honestly. He's seventh on their list. No Harsin
Cornpoke said:I don't think Bohl even considers CU. It would not be a cultural fit for him. His style also does not fit a PAC school.
Mich St would have been a much better fit for a guy like Bohl.
OrediggerPoke said:Cornpoke said:I don't think Bohl even considers CU. It would not be a cultural fit for him. His style also does not fit a PAC school.
Mich St would have been a much better fit for a guy like Bohl.
Don't fool yourself. Just because we all would hate to lose Bohl and because we all have our feelings about the politics of Boulder doesn't make it true.
Mel Tucker made $2.4 million last year in his first year at Colorado. When you are contemplating hanging it up in a few years...going to a program with low expectations, a national recruiting class ranked #32, regional and school familiarity and a double in pay starts to make a lot of sense...especially when there is a lot of questioning about your offensive decisions in the current program.
bladerunnr said:OrediggerPoke said:Cornpoke said:I don't think Bohl even considers CU. It would not be a cultural fit for him. His style also does not fit a PAC school.
Mich St would have been a much better fit for a guy like Bohl.
Don't fool yourself. Just because we all would hate to lose Bohl and because we all have our feelings about the politics of Boulder doesn't make it true.
Mel Tucker made $2.4 million last year in his first year at Colorado. When you are contemplating hanging it up in a few years...going to a program with low expectations, a national recruiting class ranked #32, regional and school familiarity and a double in pay starts to make a lot of sense...especially when there is a lot of questioning about your offensive decisions in the current program.
I'm sure Bohl would consider it. But it's not going to happen. Tucker's buyout was 3 million. Plus, CU thinks it's a big time program and will go after a name coach. I've heard Bob Stoops mentioned. Also, Eric Biennemy is an alum who probably take the job. Bohl is not on their radar.
OrediggerPoke said:.especially when there is a lot of questioning about your offensive decisions in the current program.
Adv8RU12 said:If Bohl leaves for CU, guess what worst case situation will happen: Bohl will recommend Vigen take over head coach for the Pokes, and Burman, being a lazy ass, will say fine.
I agree. Vigen could very well have what it takes to be a good, hands-off head coach.TSpoke said:Adv8RU12 said:If Bohl leaves for CU, guess what worst case situation will happen: Bohl will recommend Vigen take over head coach for the Pokes, and Burman, being a lazy A$$, will say fine.
Not I bleive any of this Bohl leaving for CU stuff. I think its kinda silly to worry about until legitimate rumors come out. But in response to this comment, I actually think Vigen would be a fine/good HC. He has been Bohls right hand man from the beginning and knows how to run a program and seems to know QB's and can recruit them. I don't mind his scheme and being a HC it takes the playcalling out of his hand which is what most people consider his biggest downfall.
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