Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

[gmen6981]

I may be thinking of Rhule?

Yeah, Rhule played at PSU for Paterno.

 

[pnuts34]

 

[Buckeyefrankmp]

 

[pnuts34]

FYI: New rule as of October 8th, is players can’t enter the portal until 5 days after a new coach is hired.

 

[gmen6981]

FYI: New rule as of October 8th, is players can’t enter the portal until 5 days after a new coach is hired.

Does that mean the hiring of a permanent new coach, or does it include the naming of an interim coach for the rest of the season? Inquiring minds want to know.

 

[Steve19]

Everything is fine. Nothing to see here.

 

[Honor&Glory]

Nebraska is the comp I keep going back to.

They had a day and time when they could get elite talent to come to Lincoln. Once that changed, the remoteness of that place and lack of a natural recruiting ground bit them in the ass hard.

I see a lot of similarity at Penn State. Pennsylvania doesn't turn out the volume of top end guy like it used to and the DMV isn't theirs anymore either. You have to probably over pay a tad on NIL and who is their Daddy Morebucks? I ask because it isn't Ohio when everyone in the state is a huge fan of the one school. Philly is a pro sports town. Pitt hates their guts and the middle is a vast wilderness.

They fuck this hire up and they could have just had their Solich moment before joining Nebraska down in the light heavyweight division.

Keep talking dirty to me

 

[knuckifyoubuck]

James Franklin’s $50M buyout turns some heads after Penn State’s recent cost-cutting

Fired Penn State football coach James Franklin’s nearly $50 million buyout is equivalent to about six years of budget at the university’s New...

www.post-gazette.com

 

[jarv]

Comparing Penn State to Nebraska isn't fair at all to Nebraska.

Nebraska is actually a blue blood program and has legit history. A history that's more than just a 4 foot tall pedophile enabler beating up on a weak independent schedule for 50 years before looking the Big Ten and being exposed.

 

[ochre]

My sources say Andy Reed will be announced Tuesday.

 

[cincibuck]

Andy Reed; wasn't he Roy Rogers' sidekick, or was that his horse?

 

[Woody1968]

Nebraska is the comp I keep going back to.

They had a day and time when they could get elite talent to come to Lincoln. Once that changed, the remoteness of that place and lack of a natural recruiting ground bit them in the ass hard.

I see a lot of similarity at Penn State. Pennsylvania doesn't turn out the volume of top end guy like it used to and the DMV isn't theirs anymore either. You have to probably over pay a tad on NIL and who is their Daddy Morebucks? I ask because it isn't Ohio when everyone in the state is a huge fan of the one school. Philly is a pro sports town. Pitt hates their guts and the middle is a vast wilderness.

They fuck this hire up and they could have just had their Solich moment before joining Nebraska down in the light heavyweight division.

It doesn't help that they are already hurting for money, and they don't have much room to bring in more cash by raising tuition, as the in-state tuition for PSU is high enough that a lot of in-state kids find it is cheaper to go out of state. So paying off Franklin and then hiring some other big name is not really a sound financial decision.

 

[Thump]

My sources say Andy Reed will be announced Tuesday.

Thank goodness, the Chiefs wouldn't want to lose "Andy Reid."

 

[pnuts34]

My guess is a new permanent HC

Does that mean the hiring of a permanent new coach, or does it include the naming of an interim coach for the rest of the season? Inquiring minds want to know.