I like Deion and I think that he’ll recruit well but it’s quite a jump to go from Jackson State and the SWAC to Colorado and the PAC 12. When you play at the FCS level, and if you have exponentially better athletes than the competition, it’s easier to win just by consistently playing to your strengths. Also, Colorado is such a different environment from where he’s been. All of his recruiting connections are in the SE. I’m going to be interested in seeing how that translates to Colorado. Ideally, I would have liked to see him at Auburn but I have to think that they had some reservations about his experience and coaching at the toughest football conference in the USA. I also think, because he is a South Florida guy, that as soon as he demonstrates consistent success with the Buffs, he’ll be gone to a P5 program closer to that area, maybe a Georgia Tech, an Arkansas, or a Mississippi State…