Karl Dorrell fired at Colorado

[edub72]

Colorado and Nebraska have suffered immensely since leaving Big 12. Crazy how bad both programs are nowadays

 

[TDIrish27]

Was glad to see the AD at GTech held accountable for his awful hire.

I don't like to see anyone lose their job but when you blow a big hire and cost the school millions there has to be some accountability for your decision.

 

[buckey]

Was glad to see the AD at GTech held accountable for his awful hire.

I don't like to see anyone lose their job but when you blow a big hire and cost the school millions there has to be some accountability for your decision.

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[jcswoopnh]

Dorell never should have been hired in the first place

 

[d1042]

with the new rules - maybe it is time that underperforming players get ‘fired’; they have essentially become at will employees.

 

[BGI User 1596]

with the new rules - maybe it is time that underperforming players get ‘fired’; they have essentially become at will employees.

Players don’t execute so they blame the coach!

 

[savvyandsassier]

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Come on now, we're 2-2, and I would say after last week's offensive bonanza, right back on track. And I would also say 8-4 is a distinctly possible record for this season, which would be okay.

But your point is well taken. If this hire ends up being a complete bust, which is still totally possible, Swarbrick would absolutely have to answer for it. He blatantly violated one of the most abiding articles of faith, in ND lore and whatnot, hiring someone with no HC experience. So you'd have to answer for that shit if it pans out like that....

 

[Airzee23]

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Uhu

 

[christophero]

I knew when Dorrell got rolled by his old UCLA team at home he was gone. Colorado used to be decent, now they are terrible. It is one of the nicest campuses in the country.