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tdiddy said...
I don't find the rumor plausible whatsoever. If he's going to leave, it will be for the League...not two overmatched programs in a conference where they have no shot to win anytime soon. He has a better chance of prolonged success by rebuilding here in this dreadful conference than rebuilding in the SEC (which also only occurs through underhanded means).
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tdiddy said...
The current level of quality is pretty poor IMO. It's going to be OSU, then everyone else, for a while. I haven't been that impressed by the supposed remainder of the crop, (Nebraska, Wisconsin, Michigan) and it gets really ugly beyond NW.
This post was edited by psubills62 on 11/19/2012 at 8:27 AM
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psubills62 said...
Michigan should be pretty good. I do think it was a poor decision to keep Denard Robinson at QB and delay the transition to what the coaches want the offense to be. Gardner at QB and Robinson in multiple positions is ideal for them at this point, IMO.
But they're building a very good defense and focusing heavily on the OL. Recipe for success, IYAM.
Wisconsin...will have to wait and see. They're actually recruiting pretty well this year. They'll be a notch below OSU, but has enough ability to be able to upset them every so often.
Nebraska - don't see them taking the next step under Pelini.
BTW, overall I agree with you diddy. Just think Michigan will be on par with OSU for the next few years.
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PSUjosh11 said...
I think the biggest factor in all of this is his family and how they feel in and around the community. From the sounds of it, it seems like BOB and his family enjoy State College and their son, Jack, is getting outstanding care. BOB may not show the public that he hates the sanctions handed down on PSU because that isn't what he signed up for but he proclaimed to be a man of integrity and high character and him leaving after one year would be the complete opposite of that. He's assembled a great staff and the players/recruits can relate really well with the staff. Also, if money is the priority, he's better off staying either at PSU or in the college game but I think he aspires to be an NFL head coach, which is fine and all, but hopefully those aspirations wait a few years at least.
At the end of the day, I don't see him leaving.
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psubills62 said...
Michigan should be pretty good. I do think it was a poor decision to keep Denard Robinson at QB and delay the transition to what the coaches want the offense to be. Gardner at QB and Robinson in multiple positions is ideal for them at this point, IMO.
But they're building a very good defense and focusing heavily on the OL. Recipe for success, IYAM.
Wisconsin...will have to wait and see. They're actually recruiting pretty well this year. They'll be a notch below OSU, but has enough ability to be able to upset them every so often.
Nebraska - don't see them taking the next step under Pelini.
BTW, overall I agree with you diddy. Just think Michigan will be on par with OSU for the next few years.
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md154 said...
The stability is the big thing I think. NFL jobs change all the time and there is very, very little stability in that outside of a handful of coaches. Otherwise, coaches are flipping constantly from one city to another. In college, especially at PSU right now, there is a chance for more stability than what he would get in the NFL. One, maybe 2 "bad" seasons in the NFL and he is gone, having to move the family again. Right now, he has given himself at least 4+ years at PSU, IMO. That stability I have to imagine is more important to him and his young children right now, then jumping ship and having to move them to a 3rd city in 3 years.
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spud358 said...
Honestly, these "rumors" are not good for the program, even if they are all baseless. OB could have nipped it in the bud with a single word and he didn't. Either he is seriously considering bailing or he made a poor decision to let this become a story. The only way it makes sense is if he wants more money from PSU and is being non-committal for negotiation purposes.
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pab203psu said...
If he's using this as negotiating leverage for a better PSU deal, it will work but at the cost of spooking the hell out of everyone, including recruits and CURRENT PLAYERS WHO CAN TRANSFER. It better move quickly because after the Wisconsin game the whole "We're just focusing on the next game" lingo no longer works.
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