Wetmore out at CU! Who replaces him?

Nelson chose his own career path, outside of CU. It had nothing to do with Wetmore

Casey & Lindsay Malone as director/head coach (they can flip a coin for the titles), then hire a dynamic young distance coach.

Jay Johnson was in line for the job until Heather & Mark became a thing. Lots of folks didn’t appreciate how all that was handled.

Brosnan can build culture and will be an amazing choice. Having Vin Lananna cry because his top women left him at UVA to run for Brosnan was just Vin’s ego who couldn’t handle it. Besides nothing ever came of it, but Vinny pants crying 😢

Obviously itll be ritz

Ritz will have to give up OAC and he won’t do that

Hope Duncan Hamilton leaves BTC and moves to CO with him.

Wow, this would be a YOLO call. Spectacular success or spectacular failure, the either way the fireworks would be off the chart.

Seth

??? Where have you checked home prices recently any where within reasonable commuting distance of Boulder ???

What is good body composition for you might be bad for someone else. Des Linden at 19.6% is a good example:

Uh-huh. You no intelligence is showing...

I did state that the IPF, the Indoor Practice Facility, you know, INDOOR, is for football only. Note, it was opened 8 years ago. And it is nice, I never said it was not, however, it is for the pigskin program, anything else is not really considered. Think I am wrong, fine, let's let CU speak for itself; from their website: , notice how they state football a couple of times.

cubuffs.com

Indoor Practice Facility - Facilities - University of Colorado Athletics

Indoor Practice Facility. The official facility page for the University of Colorado Buffs

Link:cubuffs.com/facilities/indoor-practice...

The Colorado football team uses it on almost a daily basis in the
mornings for the offseason conditioning program and will have it
available for regular season work for the first time in the fall of
2016. The track team conducts indoor workout sessions for distance
runners and sprinters, and athletes from other sports such as soccer and
lacrosse also make use of the facility for conditioning workouts,
practices and individual skill sessions.
The IPF was designed for efficiency. It is connected directly to the
main Champions Center weight room. Football players can walk directly
from their locker room, through the weight room and into the IPF.

Potts is ALMOST at a high school level now, yet, again, it is not that nice.

Ever go to somewhere like Arkansas, Boston College, LSU? I have. That is how you put it out there you are serious program, and it is serious, not just for the running sports, but the revenue earning sports. Something which I do not think you grasp, given your limp rebuttal.

THIS! Who wants to live in Kansas (the eastern plains) and commute into BoCo?

Deion Sanders will be head coach for the CU track team next year. It is a one-year contract with likely extensions if things work out. His primary duties over the summer and fall will be with the football program, then track will be his focus in the winter and spring. He wants fast players for the football program, and coaching both sports will give him more control over recruiting and make more scholarships available for multi-sport athletes. The goal is to build CU into a sprinting powerhouse, given that it is usually the sprint-oriented programs that win track titles. In 1988, Sanders was the Metro Conference champion at both 100 and 200 meters. He feels that track training and racing served him well on the football field. He is a marquee name who should be able to recruit top talent. He will rely heavily upon his assistant coaches to handle logistics and to run the practices. They already have offers out to a couple of talented high school sprinters who play football.

Joan Hunter.

Or move CU to Eugene and let Jerry and Shalane coach.

He has already been hired.

You realize that's not even a realistic possibility right?

The scenario doesn’t give much nuance, which is key when working at the margins.

I want to know where that fat is. Is it centered around her heart and organs? If so, I think she may be restricting and then binging again r may have not increased energy intake to match current training. It would be worth while to get an HbgA1c and lipid panel done on this athlete, which could help rule out some form of anorexia. I’d work with the athletic RD to monitor her intake, make sure she has high energy turnover and is meeting her needs. Once we had food squared away, I would then start this athlete on a more regimented strength training program in order to give the athlete more space to store glycogen and more space to oxidize fats for energy. Hills, weights, pool work etc.

Perhaps this athlete is pushing too hard in easier workouts, building up lactic acid and not oxidizing fat as much. In that case, I would hold her back on longer runs with slower groups. Back to food, perhaps she is not ingesting enough fat. Review the food logs with RD.

19% is not crazy high for regular women. So maybe do nothing if things are rolling. It’s impossible to give a good answer without assessing the entire athlete, so more details will get better answers.

I have known about this for awhile now and heard they were heavily interested in a female and alumni/former athlete. I'd pick Sara Slattery, she's coached collegiately as well. However the demands were also what caused her to resign...