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Sanders at Colorado
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Rhule has been there and done it at a d1 level. Sanders has not. Both programs are similar in records over the last few years. So I would lean on experience.
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Rhule seems like he can get the team to believe in themselves and go out and have some fun with it and I think this will make a difference!
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Nebraska has a lot more developed talent in place. CU is rebuilding and had a lot of graduations and transfers out.
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Colorado was much worse that Neb last year - a much deeper hole. We were close. With good coaching, we'll get over the top and to a bowl game. Besides Buffs suck
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SHM...LOL Deion is just neon. All things that glitter aren't gold ! Colorado is going to find out the hard way just what type of coaching Deion is really capable of. I'm NOT drinking the Nebr kool-aid either, but let's face it, Rhule has put together quite the staff in comparison to Frost ! GBR !!!
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With Deion being Deion and getting rid of players by essentially forcing them out I believe this will be a setback in year one. With Rhule helping most Nebraska players stay and bringing in more talent I think they will have more success in season one considering they have more talent overall.
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Rhule is a better coach. Prime coaches in a soft pac12 but I still think rule has the better track record
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Bc Nebraska has more talent to work with and bc Matt Rhule has more experience as a power 5 head coach.
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Deion has never coached at the Fbs level, not saying he can't coach but Colorado was worse than Nebraska last year...
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Nebraska's first two games should scare the fan base. Both on the road and with regard to Colorado, let's face it, they have way more swagger and are projecting way more aggressiveness and confidence. I think Big Red is 0-2 to start and Colorado will surprise.
ReplyBecause of lack of athletes and confidence. It's coming again, you just refuse to see it.
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