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Grittybeard posted:I'm more interested in Sonny Dykes, like, is he assuming Dykes will be fired or does he think Purdue can poach a head coach from a P5 school? If he leaves it's gonna be for Baylor. wernox posted:I can say this much, there have been quite a few Purdue coaches in my 47 years on this earth. I was really excited when they hired Hazell and I remember thinking that Joe Tiller was the worst hire in the history of the school the night they lost to Toledo in his opening game as head coach....I will let the experts do their job, I'm just glad Morgan Burke and his incredible, intergalactic hard-on for all things Ohio State won't be the driving force behind the search. https://twitter.com/danwolken/status/787737122652430336 The only guy on either staff who seems even remotely like a candidate for a head job is Schiano but perhaps they were very impressed with Fickell's 6-6 interim season I would hire Jeff Brohm but I feel like anyone who has read any of my posts knows that.
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Purdue elevated WR Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Gerad (not Gerald) Parker to interim. Had my fingers crossed they'd give it to the DC, Ross Els, who was our LB coach in the last few years of the Pelini era, and may be the worst position coach I can recall us having since the 90s (Purdue comes to Lincoln this Saturday) C. Everett Koop posted:Purdue isn't a job anyone with big-time aspirations is going to take. Fleck can do better, as can Les Miles. I think Dykes has settled his beef with Cal but who knows. Lane also isn't taking that job, and Taggart/Brohm can hold out for a better gig. Like I said, I think he had those names ready to plug into any open P5 job. Probably should update it, too; I don't think Mark Hudspeth is a particularly hot name anymore.
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I think Mike Stoops would be a great coach for Purdue.
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A top tweet from Pete DiPrimio of the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel https://twitter.com/pdiprimio/status/787776034175410177 Akers was at Purdue from 1987 to 1990, but I guess yeah, be careful what you wish for or something
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Les doesn't seem the coach to get more with less, so... I think he'd be awful at Purdue.
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Darrell Hazell's tenure at Purdue makes Danny Hope look like Nick Saban. That was a Kansas-esque putrid four-year stretch. I can't imagine how Purdue rebounds from that - that four years did like a decade worth of damage... at least pre-Hazell Purdue could beat it's rival and put together some bowl appearances. The only upside is that there's a new AD, new facilities coming, and Purdue is in one of the weaker FBS divisions.quote:Hazell’s hire was an absolute abomination. He was the worst coach in Purdue history. In fact, his tenure will go down as one of the worst in the history of the Big Ten—and arguably the most disastrous since Rick Venturi’s went 1-31-1 at Northwestern from 1978-80. jesus christ an adult beverage fucked around with this message at 23:35 on Oct 16, 2016 |
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MourningView posted:If he leaves it's gonna be for Baylor. I'm just gonna guess that is based on Burke-ism....but Burke also said "firing a coach mid-season is the most unprofessional thing you can do." I'm guessing in we're in non-Burke territory.
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Taggart would probably be a decent hire, and a step in every coach in the Big 10 being connected to Meyer/Harbaugh and every coach in the SEC Saban
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rare Magic card l00k posted:Please please take Luke Fickell, Purdue. No, please hire Warriner and Beck to be co-HCs.
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Marquis de Pyro posted:Taggart would probably be a decent hire, and a step in every coach in the Big 10 being connected to Meyer/Harbaugh and every coach in the SEC Saban He'd be a great hire which means he can probably do a lot better than purdue
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I'll work on updating the OP this week. I've been slacking.
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What are some names in FBS that could get some looks to move up to a lower tier P5 school. Purdue could hire someone from the lower division. I think they need someone who can run a spread offense with middling talent, like NW or Indiana.
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MourningView posted:He'd be a great hire which means he can probably do a lot better than purdue Well yeah, my probably was more 'who the hell would work out at Purdue?' than anything else
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Is Jim Tressel doing anything these days or is he still show-caused for eternity? Do it Purdue
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:Is Jim Tressel doing anything these days or is he still show-caused for eternity?
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:Is Jim Tressel doing anything these days or is he still show-caused for eternity? He is literally president of Youngstown State
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Bo Pelini would be really, really fun at purdue
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Raku posted:Bo Pelini would be really, really angry at purdue
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Pelini would be a great hire on paper, but I don't know how his personality would work with an administration that by all accounts is dedicated to spending the least amount of money possible on football.
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Purdue could consider a slightly used Paul Rhoads.
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I can't believe that you're all overlooking the most Purdue available candidates. I assume they'll hire Chan Gailey, Ty Willingham, or Charlie Weis. I'd throw in Wanny, but he's too good for them.
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I'm gonna suggest an Indiana man Cam Cameron who helped Indiana reach a 5 win season TWICE as head coach Also he had a really bad record as a NFL coach for the Dolphins just like another very successful college coach
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I didn't realize Brock Spack was Tiller's DC at Purdue, and an alum. Illinois State is 2-4 this year, but went 23-5 the past two seasons.
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Spack lucked into a QB transfer who was way too good to be playing FCS for his two big years, otherwise he's been pretty whatever. If you're gonna go to that level there are lots of guys with a better overall resumes just in the Missouri Valley. On the other hand he would restore Purdue's proud mustache culture
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Real Name Grover posted:I didn't realize Brock Spack was Tiller's DC at Purdue, and an alum. Also one of their wins was against Northwestern
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I don't think Pelini is ready to leave home again. He's still probably enjoying the (relative) lack of spotlight.MourningView posted:Spack lucked into a QB transfer who was way too good to be playing FCS for his two big years, otherwise he's been pretty whatever. If you're gonna go to that level there are lots of guys with a better overall resumes just in the Missouri Valley. This can't be overstated
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Komet posted:What are some names in FBS that could get some looks to move up to a lower tier P5 school. Purdue could hire someone from the lower division. I think they need someone who can run a spread offense with middling talent, like NW or Indiana. What is Bob Stitt up to these days? Real talk, what about the North Dakota State guy?
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Regnevelc posted:What is Bob Stitt up to these days? He's at Montana. Went 8-5 last year, currently 4-1.
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Regnevelc posted:Real talk, what about the North Dakota State guy? You've got to be really leery of the guys whose head coaching accomplishments have mainly come from maintaining someone else's program.
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General Dog posted:Seems like hiring Harsin would just be like hiring a poor man's Helfrich. He's another relatively unproven caretaker of somebody else's program. He and Major were averaging like 35+ points a game with David Ash and Case McCoy. That's pretty impressive.
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General Dog posted:You've got to be really leery of the guys whose head coaching accomplishments have mainly come from maintaining someone else's program. I don't know the background of that guy - but if he is just maintaining the old guys status quo and it's only been a couple of years, then yeah, I'd agree. If he has been doing it for 4-5, then he should get a look.
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Regnevelc posted:I don't know the background of that guy - but if he is just maintaining the old guys status quo and it's only been a couple of years, then yeah, I'd agree. This will be his third. He's kept them at a very high level but when he got the job they'd already won 3 titles in a row. Craig Bohl (now at Wyoming) was the guy who really took them to the next level
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I probably could have looked that up, thanks for the info! My FB feed is all about Miles/Fleck from my Purdue fan friends and I just don't think those are realistic options.
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Regnevelc posted:I probably could have looked that up, thanks for the info! Can Miles recruit at an elite level at any P5, or just while owning Louisiana? If the former, they could do worse.
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LLCoolJD posted:Can Miles recruit at an elite level at any P5, or just while owning Louisiana? If the former, they could do worse. Purdue is the 4th option in Indiana behind Notre Dame, Ohio State and Michigan. If Miles can bring up some of the mid to high 3 stars from the schools he has inroads with down South then he may be able to boost Purdue a bit. Purdue just has no name anymore in the realm of college football, the Tiller years are far far far gone.
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Yeah I wouldn't want to be the next guy into Purdue, if I wanted to go to purdue (god that's a weird phrase to say) I'd want to go after someone else managed to get them stable
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ISU always seems to pull of coaching hires that at least look good at first, and Purdue has more money, so they can probably find someone decent enough.
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Bird in a Blender posted:ISU always seems to pull of coaching hires that at least look good at first, and Purdue has more money, so they can probably find someone decent enough. Do they pay their assistants now?
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