How Good Is Colorado Football?

Better question: What happened to Colorado football?

As for the game tomorrow, i think it is competitive, but I think Michigan pulls away late. If this was week one maybe Colorado had a better shot, Michigan is finding their way at home.......I like michigan.
 
Most teams are a bit of an unknown at this point. Colorado and Michigan have had cupcake schedules. Playing in the big house isn't easy. Still think M is over rated.
 
I live out here in Colorado, CSU fan before CU so I don't know much about CU. I do know that CSU is only a 5-7 win team, with minimal talent.
 
tksirius said:
It appears that CU has some new facilities, but they're not football only.

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They look virtual. So long as the game is virtual, they'll be fine. GIven that they smoke a lot of weed, nobody knows....at this point what difference does it make? Make Colorado great again.
 
According to the Denver Post article Colorado's champions center is 6 floors and 227,000 square feet for 156 million. The indoor practice facility is 110,000 sq feet. Our facility has among other things has a 23,000 sq foot weight room and 100,000 sq foot indoor practice facility for 55 million. This could be a game changer for Colorado as this was their first facilities upgrade since 1991.

This shows also that you are only on top facilities wise for a short while no matter how new or great. Need to keep investing in the program or risk falling behind.
 
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Colorado is probably not "there" yet. Question to ask is: Is Michigan really"there" yet? They are just 1 year removed from a transfer qb who struggled on a not so good Iowa team as their only viable choice at QB. They have played no one yet of any consequence. Iowa has played a tougher schedule. That should be an indicator.
 
SpecialKHawk said:
According to the Denver Post article Colorado's champions center is 6 floors and 227,000 square feet for 156 million. The indoor practice facility is 110,000 sq feet. Our facility has among other things has a 23,000 sq foot weight room and 100,000 sq foot indoor practice facility for 55 million. This could be a game changer for Colorado as this was their first facilities upgrade since 1991.

This shows also that you are only on top facilities wise for a short while no matter how new or great. Need to keep investing in the program or risk falling behind.
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But their football program shares all of that, even the weight room and indoor field.
 
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