Purdue football Barry Odom's staff starting to take shape
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I see that being possible for Purdue. One area it gets a bit more difficult for Purdue is the huge number of sets Purdue uses currently versus if that is maintained down the road...Pretty obvious answer. You spend money to recruit talent and retain talent.
Or you don't spend it on recruitment and end up with talent that maybe you are paying them well but they can get the same money and compete at a higher level somewhere else. Or you don't spend on retention but do spend on talent and then you have to hope each mishmash works out each season.
We spend on retention but the moment a few players don't pan out, that's going to get stressed.
Seems to me the ideal is a hybrid model where you pay for one or two top players every 1-2 seasons (while still looking for fit and culture) and you pay to retain your top 5-6 players. Thus, setting up a team with 6-8 talented and experienced players you can mix in with recruits.
They actually showed "some" interest before Braden went to PurdueGonzaga came after Braden after his fresh year. He could be tempted after this year.
Nah, Jimmy’s and Joe’s babyThere are plenty of teams with every bit as much roster turnover and less talent that look really good right now.
Woodson’s just not very good at this.
Pretty obvious answer. You spend money to recruit talent and retain talent.As I sit in dismay staring at the wrapped Eva Hudson NIL jerseys I bought to give my family for Christmas I can't help but wonder how long until men's basketball gets poached. There is a reason we are seeing so many high level teams with so many 4th and 5th year players. My nightmare is that some big dollar program decides they are just a point guard away from the Natty and decide to throw a Brink's truck of cash at Smith. Does he take a couple Mil for one year and a chance for a real run at another FF or does he hang around and hope DJ heals and a bunch of sophomores start playing like seniors? It would be hard to fault him either way. He probably will make more in NIL than ever will as a pro. It is one thing for a Haarms, Newman or Isaiah Thompson to move down to get PT but in the NIL world our all-conference or even an all-american could get bought by big money from a top ten team. The unlimited transfer and unrestricted NIL have destroyed the NCAA. God bless Painter if he sticks around and is able to navigate this nonsense.
Because we are filled with old school folks who just want to complain about how much better it was in the old days instead of getting with the new way and embracing it.How in the world would Gonzaga have better nil than us?
I mean folks should prepare for a lean year or two. We can't fire this guy after two years, the message it would send to do that twice in a row would be very bad.i hope the is the case
No, bowl game ratings haven’t been “fine”.
The networks are expecting “blockbuster”, not “fine” TV ratings for CFP. If they don’t get that, they will force change... I.e tying payments to playing the entire season.
I mean that score would have been a blowout either way, just a smaller one.In the crap bowls yes...not the ones mainly in the college playoffs...TV ratings in past few years have been garbage as well as fan support in most bowls due to players opting out for portal and NFL combines..hence the Purdue - LSU game and score.
i hope the is the caseI expect many of the additions you don’t know yet. In the presser it sounded like a lot of players had already decided to follow Odom and not just from UNLV but from other places and even people who prom wasn’t able to lock up. Also expect the OC and some assistants will bring guys. It’s just not been socialized yet.
If you are offered a $1 Million more, hard to turn downI'm not so worried about losing guys on the roster. We do a pretty good job of compensating comensurate with their longevity and production. We use our NIL for retention. We also spend $0 for acquisition.
Sounds like they do, how much do u give to our NIL?How in the world would Gonzaga have better nil than us?
They can move to Cali and I’m sure Giggles will hook them up.
It’s not a non revenue sport for Nebraska. They average 8000 fans per home game. Hollowell probably holds less than half that ?People paying big bucks for transfers in a non revenue sport is crazy!
How in the world would Gonzaga have better nil than us?Gonzaga came after Braden after his fresh year. He could be tempted after this year.
Rice did look good against NebraskaI think IU fans overvalue the players they have. With the schedule being as weak as it has been, any decent player is going to look good. The games against decent teams has shown the real skill level of all of the mercenaries.
Gonzaga came after Braden after his fresh year. He could be tempted after this year.As I sit in dismay staring at the wrapped Eva Hudson NIL jerseys I bought to give my family for Christmas I can't help but wonder how long until men's basketball gets poached. There is a reason we are seeing so many high level teams with so many 4th and 5th year players. My nightmare is that some big dollar program decides they are just a point guard away from the Natty and decide to throw a Brink's truck of cash at Smith. Does he take a couple Mil for one year and a chance for a real run at another FF or does he hang around and hope DJ heals and a bunch of sophomores start playing like seniors? It would be hard to fault him either way. He probably will make more in NIL than ever will as a pro. It is one thing for a Haarms, Newman or Isaiah Thompson to move down to get PT but in the NIL world our all-conference or even an all-american could get bought by big money from a top ten team. The unlimited transfer and unrestricted NIL have destroyed the NCAA. God bless Painter if he sticks around and is able to navigate this nonsense.