The Official Coach Prime and the Colorado Buffaloes Thread

[Skooby]

They should have used Jace Feely for that long kick.

 

[vino]

I had to head out the crib right after the Mata miss so I missed the end of the game but why did they call TO right before the Mata attempt? They looked lined up and I don't remember the play clock running down, how do you call a TO on your own team? Mata already shaky as it is for any kick over 42 yds.

i think they were about to go for it on 4th and backed out but it was definitely terrible move.

 

[TV]

i think they were about to go for it on 4th and backed out but it was definitely terrible move.

The play clock was running down so Prime had to call a timeout. According to Neely, Jace Feely was hurt in the locker room nursing an injury that occurred on a kickoff so he was unavailable.

 

[Left.A1]

The play clock was running down so Prime had to call a timeout. According to Neely, Jace Feely was hurt in the locker room nursing an injury that occurred on a kickoff so he was unavailable.

Damn they’ve been missing out on all of the little breaks they were catching earlier this year …close but no cigar several times …Jace probably has the keg to knock that in

 

[Born2BKing]

Watched the press conference and when Prime was questioned on the coaching decisions he deflected blame back on the players.

 

[theflyest]

The play clock was running down so Prime had to call a timeout. According to Neely, Jace Feely was hurt in the locker room nursing an injury that occurred on a kickoff so he was unavailable.

I listened to this episode earlier.

Neely has a slick way of speaking when he disagrees with coaching decisions.

 

[Big Boss]

Watched the press conference and when Prime was questioned on the coaching decisions he deflected blame back on the players.

Deion a HOF, always the players fault

 

[Born2BKing]

Deion a HOF, always the players fault

Listen tot his shyt.

 

[Left.A1]

Listen tot his shyt.

you need to start listening to other coaches pressers if you had a problem with this tbh …don’t know any coach that kisses his players asses after a loss

 

[Born2BKing]

you need to start listening to other coaches pressers if you had a problem with this tbh …don’t know any coach that kisses his players asses after a loss

Let me show you. Its called the leader taking ACCOUNTABILITY.

 

[theflyest]

Tez Walker for UNC is nasty. He played for Kent State last year. I wonder if Lewis even tried to get him to Colorado

 

[Mister Terrific]

Y’all went from summer Blockbuster must see film of the year to Tuesday morning on the SyFy channel, what happened?

 

[Trojan 24]

Let me show you. Its called the leader taking ACCOUNTABILITY.

Ol' Nick with a masterclass for Prime and the Primettes

 

[Born2BKing]

Ol' Nick with a masterclass for Prime and the Primettes

Yeah and you can see why he has a top 3 recruiting class every year. Leaders lead, not point fingers and deflect. That interview is a total masterclass as you said.

 

[Left.A1]

Let me show you. Its called the leader taking ACCOUNTABILITY.

Saban? that nikka is constantly tossing his players under the bus y’all gotta let that white gaze go

We played way too soft at the end to let them go down the field and get in field goal range," Saban said, per ESPN's Alex Scarborough. "So, I think that the big thing that our players need to do is learn from this experience, have more respect for playing with discipline so you don't help the other team."

Nick Saban Says Alabama Defense Was 'Too Soft' in Upset Loss vs. Tennessee

The No. 3 Alabama Crimson Tide were upset by the No. 6 Tennessee Volunteers 52-49 on Satur

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Now, we were playing with guys that typically didn’t have to play at those positions. The lesson to be learned is there were 3 guys, and I’m not calling out any names, that basically didn’t do the things they needed to do throughout the season because they were frustrated with their circumstance. … They’re frustrated with their circumstance because they’re not playing as much as they want to. They’re outcome oriented, they want to worry about how many balls they catch or how much playing time they get or whatever it is. So they don’t focus every day on being a complete player at their position, and they don’t work in practice and prepare for the games because they say to themselves, ‘Why should I do this? I’m not gonna play anyway

So, we had 3 guys, they all had a significant role in the national championship game, and not 1 of them, not 1, could take advantage of the opportunity that they had, because they never ground through it. They never made themselves the best player they could be. When they got the opportunity, they couldn’t do it. That’s a lesson for everybody. What comes first? Playing time? Or making sure that you’re ready to play and create value for yourself when you get the opportunity?”

Interestingly, Saban did not comment on his role or his staff’s role in preparing the young players.

Nick Saban blames his players for UGA loss

The finger-pointing continues at Alabama after last month’s embarrassing loss to Georgia in the national championship game.

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That’s what “accountability” looks like to you? You can’t be serious gong to Saban of all people …y’all nikkas and this “if it’s all white it’s alright” shyt is really like a disease