Running College Football Head Coaching Changes Thread

Bohn says Hawkins is still his head coach.

Some puzzling rationale though.

http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_16545567

 

How the FUCK is this even permissable? And what athletic director doesnt step in and say, "Awww bullshit. You'll get another QB. I dont care if he's a Rivals.com one-star blowjob from a junior college. You'll get him or you and your dipshit son are gone."

 

You can't bring a JUCO kid in mid-year.

What they're saying is that Hawkins is the only healthy scholarship QB left on the roster this season. Everybody else is hurt.

Still don't understand that logic. Or the concern over losing the OC.

 

The first part I knew. The way that paragraph read it sounded like Hawkins was it and there never was anyone else. My mistake.

 

I say let him finish the season. If he goes now, the Buffs could end up with a real ugly, chaotic ending that could create a situation where it'd be tougher to get a good coach. And yes, I mean ugly than blowing a 45-17 lead. Can you imagine the Nebraska game with a Buffs program in total chaos? And there's no true rebuilding process until a new coach can get enough actual FBS-quality athletes.

 

Dropping Hawkins now doesnt get you a new coach any sooner and potentially makes it tougher to get a new coach. And the Buffs did lead 45-17. Sometimes, shit happens

 

For some reason I read that I heard Alan Iverson's "we're talkin' about PRACTICE" voice reciting it.

 

Mr. Intramurals is reportedly on his way out. In fact, today was his last day, according to Denver sources.

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/25666210/detail.html

I guess Mike Bohn came up with enough money from the CU Boosters to buy Hawkins out.