Pac-12 Notes – February, 2013


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February 27th CU the 9th-best coaching job in the Pac-12? Athlon has published (thanks to Ron Ward for finding this) a ranking of the coaching positions for all of the Division 1 schools. Colorado comes in at No. 50 overall, ninth in the Pac-12. Here’s what Athlon had to say about being a head coach in Boulder: 9. Colorado Pros: Colorado lacks the tradition of some of the Pac-12 powers, but this program has enjoyed strong pockets of success over the past 25 years. The Buffs won three Big Eight …

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QB Shane Dillon discusses his recruitment, the coaching search, and the Buffs’ future …

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Stoppin’ by for a Visit

//posted 1.24.2013

No official visitors listed for this weekend (but that might not actually be the case) …

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Transcript of MacIntyre press conference: “My slogan: ‘No excuses. No regrets’ ” … “I had (an athletic director) who was tired of gettng their butt kicked”

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Bakhtiari, Kasa to NFL Combine … Mac: “I like kids with a chip on their shoulders with something to prove”

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Coaching Change at CU

//posted 12.31.2012

Eli Manning on Mike MacIntyre: “He’s a great coach and a great recruiter, and he will not be outworked”

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Buffs up to No. 32 in coaches’ poll … CU women up to No. 20 in AP poll … Tad Boyle: “I think we’re ready for conference play”

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Pac-12 Notes – December

//posted 12.29.2012

Oregon’s Chip Kelly evasive on NFL openings … USC falls to Georgia Tech in Sun Bowl, 21-7 … USC WR Robert Woods declares for NFL draft

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Colorado State signs four JC players … Kansas copying KSU: Has SIXTEEN JC commits

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Record-Keeping

//posted 11.24.2012

No one wants to be in the record books for the wrong reasons.

Quick question: Anyone know anything about Cumberland University, other than the fact that the Cumberland Bulldogs were on the wrong end of a 222-0 loss to Georgia Tech in 1916?

Remember when Northwestern’s most noteworthy football “achievement” was its 34-game losing streak between 1979-82? Do you remember the Columbia Lions for anything other than their 44-game losing streak?

I have to admit, all I know about Prairie View A&M, other than it was the school of my all-time favorite NFL player, Otis Taylor, is that the Panthers endured an 80-game losing streak in the 1990’s.

Still, records are records, and are there to be, well, recorded.

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Colorado Daily – Utah

//posted 11.23.2012

Bieniemy: “if they decide to go a different direction, that’s what we do”

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