WOW
Word out of Boulder today is that once highly-touted running back Darrell Scott has cleaned out his locker and left the team. Scott was the arguably the nation's most highly-coveted running back out of high school in the 2007 graduation class. Scott leads the team in all-purpose yardage despite being limited much of the year by injury. Coach Hawkins says he left the team for "personal reasons" and will probably end up transferring to a school in California.
http://www.cubuffs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB...TCLID=204826886
If Colorado can somehow find the cash to pay for it...Dan Hawkins might be next out the door.
The curse of the Aggies continues:
The week of the OSU Game: Dez Bryant ruled ineligible.
The week of the Tech game: Sheffield goes down with injury and can't play
The week of the ISU game: Arnaud still banged up and not as healthy as they thought
The week of the CU game: Scott quits the team.
Move aside Madden and Sports Illustrated...the Aggie curse is here.
Full Version: Colorado Running Back Scott Quits Team...
Brandon Sharpe, (Tech's best defensive player), had food poisoning as well. He has 10.5 sacks on the season and he also missed the N. Dakota game and the UT game. Aggies deserved that game though, great offensive gameplan.
To not hijack this thread, you can tell Hawkins isn't a great coach because he can't cultivate his best players. He makes average players good and good players average.
To not hijack this thread, you can tell Hawkins isn't a great coach because he can't cultivate his best players. He makes average players good and good players average.
QUOTE (CrankThatCrabtree @ Nov 4 2009, 12:03 PM) 
Brandon Sharpe, (Tech's best defensive player), had food poisoning as well. He has 10.5 sacks on the season and he also missed the N. Dakota game and the UT game. Aggies deserved that game though, great offensive gameplan.
To not hijack this thread, you can tell Hawkins isn't a great coach because he can't cultivate his best players. He makes average players good and good players average.
To not hijack this thread, you can tell Hawkins isn't a great coach because he can't cultivate his best players. He makes average players good and good players average.
Hawkins will be fired at the end of the year, if not before. I thought he was a good hire when they got him, but they have gotten worse each year it seems.
QUOTE (Aggie2008 @ Nov 3 2009, 06:01 PM)
WOW
Word out of Boulder today is that once highly-touted running back Darrell Scott has cleaned out his locker and left the team. Scott was the arguably the nation's most highly-coveted running back out of high school in the 2007 graduation class. Scott leads the team in all-purpose yardage despite being limited much of the year by injury. Coach Hawkins says he left the team for "personal reasons" and will probably end up transferring to a school in California.
http://www.cubuffs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB...TCLID=204826886
If Colorado can somehow find the cash to pay for it...Dan Hawkins might be next out the door.
The curse of the Aggies continues:
Man, I'm so glad Scott didn't pick Texas. Of course, when he picked CU over Texas, I knew he wasn't right in the head anyway. He never materialzed and another "top recruit" (Perriloux) like him turned out about the same after shunning Texas.
The week of the OSU Game: Dez Bryant ruled ineligible.
The week of the Tech game: Sheffield goes down with injury and can't play
The week of the ISU game: Arnaud still banged up and not as healthy as they thought
The week of the CU game: Scott quits the team.
Move aside Madden and Sports Illustrated...the Aggie curse is here.
Word out of Boulder today is that once highly-touted running back Darrell Scott has cleaned out his locker and left the team. Scott was the arguably the nation's most highly-coveted running back out of high school in the 2007 graduation class. Scott leads the team in all-purpose yardage despite being limited much of the year by injury. Coach Hawkins says he left the team for "personal reasons" and will probably end up transferring to a school in California.
http://www.cubuffs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB...TCLID=204826886
If Colorado can somehow find the cash to pay for it...Dan Hawkins might be next out the door.
The curse of the Aggies continues:
Man, I'm so glad Scott didn't pick Texas. Of course, when he picked CU over Texas, I knew he wasn't right in the head anyway. He never materialzed and another "top recruit" (Perriloux) like him turned out about the same after shunning Texas.
The week of the OSU Game: Dez Bryant ruled ineligible.
The week of the Tech game: Sheffield goes down with injury and can't play
The week of the ISU game: Arnaud still banged up and not as healthy as they thought
The week of the CU game: Scott quits the team.
Move aside Madden and Sports Illustrated...the Aggie curse is here.
QUOTE (85lobo @ Nov 4 2009, 12:53 PM)
Hawkins will be fired at the end of the year, if not before. I thought he was a good hire when they got him, but they have gotten worse each year it seems.
because he lets his dwarf son play quarterback...the backup is better.
QUOTE (stevosev7 @ Nov 4 2009, 06:31 PM)
because he lets his dwarf son play quarterback...the backup is better.
Actually Cody got benched week before last I think. The back up at the start of the year has played the last couple of games.
He had a chance to be a Horn, but passed it up, probably would be there top RB this year.
I am proud to say he didnt go to UT... complete BUST! 
His cousin has quit also a few weeks ago. Colorado was just a trap for him and his moms job.
His cousin has quit also a few weeks ago. Colorado was just a trap for him and his moms job.
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