The city planned to offer a one-year, 25% discount for adult groups, bringing the fee to $279 an hour, and a one-year discount to youth groups of 40%, for a fee of $223 an hour.īut after hearing concerns about such a large increase from the previous year, staff members adjusted the operating cost calculations, removing costs associated with high season expenses, such as summer swim beach lifeguards, he said. As a youth organization, Colorado Junior Crew was charged $85 an hour.įor the upcoming season, he said, the city initially calculated the hourly after-hours fee as $371 an hour, based on the total yearly operating cost of about $1.4 million.
He’s well tied in, so I want to always want to make sure he’s connected to pour that into the individuals and then we’re just continuing to grow as a staff in the running back room.”ĭuring his time as the Buffs’ running backs coach, Hagan has mentored Phillip Lindsay (second in CU history with 3,707 career yards) and Rodney Stewart (third, 3,598), as well as Hugh Charles, Travon McMillian, Alex Fontenot and 2020 Pac-12 offensive player of the year Jarek Broussard.įor now, most of the running backs at CU were recruited and coached by Hagan, including senior Deion Smith, junior Jayle Stacks, sophomore Anthony Hankerson, freshman Victor Venn and walk-on sophomore Charlie Offerdahl.In 2021, the city calculated the cost per hour to operate the reservoir at $285 an hour, and user groups agreed to a 2022 pilot that raised the per-hour fee to $100 for after-hours access. So, I learn a lot from him as far as understanding what goes on here. “He knows what it takes to win and he don’t deviate from that. “I think he does a good job as far as understanding the Colorado culture,” Harrell said. Video: Previewing the CU Buffs spring football gameĬU alum Chris Fowler excited to broadcast Buffs spring game for ESPN Related Articlesįootball notes: CU Buffs coordinators eager to put players on big stageĬolorado Buffs football ready for spring game spotlight This will be Hagan’s 19th season on the CU football staff, including 12 as the running backs coach (2006-10, 2016-22). Hagan quarterbacked the Buffs to the 1990 national title and finished his playing career with a 28-5-2 record as a starter (19-0-1 in Big Eight games). Hagan is one of the all-time great players at CU and one of the best option quarterbacks in college football history. Anytime you have someone with that type pedigree, with the understanding they have that championship mentality, you’re able to show someone where you’re going, because you’ve been there.” He was here (at CU) during the championship days. “I was able to go to Howard University and win early in college and won a national championship.
“We come from that same tree,” Harrell said. He’s also been able to help new running backs coach Gary Harrell during the transition this offseason. When new head coach Deion Sanders was hired in December, he brought in an entirely new coaching staff, but he did retain Hagan, although in a much different role.ĬU’s running backs coach the past seven years, Hagan is now the Buffs’ executive director for community engagement and outreach and a football ambassador.
(Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer)ĭarian Hagan has a new role with the Colorado football program, but he’s still making an impact in the running back room. Assistant coach Darian Hagan during the University of Colorado Boulder Spring football game on April 23, 2022.
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