The first of what could be many offseason changes to Colorado’s staff became official on Sunday when Tim Brewster announced his resignation. Brewster began the season as Colorado’s tight ends coach but was moved to an analyst role when Pat Shurmur was promoted to co-offensive coordinator.
The crowning achievement of Brewster’s lone year in Boulder was his work with walk-on Michael Harrison, who was converted from a wide receiver to a tight end over the summer. As the only tight end Colorado used all season, Harrison finished with 284 receiving yards and five touchdowns.
Here’s how social media reacted to Brewster’s resignation: