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Message: [QUOTE="Rich, post: 4640048, member: 9018"] I think Deion is a fraud, but what do I know. Can't wait to see how he does once his kid leaves for the pros.....IF he sticks around that is. I could totally see a scenario where his kid graduates, Deion tries to follow him to the League as an assistant coach, and hands the reins to whomever is CU's OC or DC at the time. I believe that's why the Kent State head coach left to join Sanders' staff, because he thinks it's the short path to a P5 job. Deion seems akin to those CEOs who specialize in corporate turnarounds, where they come in, fire everybody, appoint a new executive regime, re-staff the enterprise and leave with a whole bunch of vested options and restricted stock, and then sit back and criticize the new managers if the stock price drops. 'Chainsaw' Al Dunlap would be proud, LOL. [/QUOTE]