I hate to break it to you, but Purdue Football is not a destination job for anyone who didn’t play at Purdue.There would have been no Walters hire if our previous carpetbagger coach had stayed.
There would have been no Walters hire if our previous carpetbagger coach had stayed.No, it’s not. The Walters hire is what put us into the mess we’re in.
Oh, he's a Vols propagandist, kindof a childish one at that.He basically had a coronary this week with the Big Ten having four of the top 5 and the horror of Georgia for now on the outside looking in.....coming from the biggest SEC apologist around and now completely panders.....the result of the shock/jock world, 24/7 media, and way too much $$$$$$$ in the sports......
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No, it’s not. The Walters hire is what put us into the mess we’re in.The Brohm hire is what put us into the mess we're in right now.
The Brohm hire is what put us into the mess we're in right now. He said he was going to use Purdue as a stepping-stone to U of L and he did.The Brohm hire was a very good one, so I think they are capable of making a good hire.
You have the dumbest posts I've ever read. You're like Billy Madison and his rambling about the puppy who lost his way. The TV contract money alone could pay the $9 million buyout to Walters and $8-9 million per year to a new coach which is what Cignetti is getting at IU.All you people ever can’t do is fire the person in charge! Is that how your company you work for works? Fire your boss or your manager or your ceo when you are the ones not doing your job to make your business more successful!
How many of you have actually tried to help the team of the coaches and actually talked to coaches to find out what their issues are? How many of you have spent any time talking to the players?
How many of you have actually contributed more than $10,00 to the team? If you have contributed more than $1 million then yes, you can request the coach be replaced. But if all you’ve done is buy some tickets and beer, Then you have no business yelling Fire! You’re just like those who yelled hang Pence. Because you didn’t get your way!
You realize if Purdue fires Walters the money for his buyout and new coach will come from the money that’s earmarked for the NIL. So get a new coach and then have less money to buy your athletes. You also realize that if Purdue buys out their coach, that money is going to come from somewhere. And basically it’s going to come from you in higher ticket prices and higher beer and hot dog prices.
So unless you want to fork over $9 million, I suggest you stop your complaining.
Yep. Benet has lost the Championship 3 years in a row.Marist defeated BA 2-1 in the Championship.
Meh, it'll just give Paul Finebaum something new to cry about.
agree. I think since we hired Walters the economics have changed enough we now can afford to get better coaches. I do think the facilities will be helpful in recruiting coaches and players.My biggest complaint towards Purdue is that they have aggressively and lavishly spent money for improvements to sports facilities but don't make corresponding investments in leadership for those teams.
Case in point, Ross Ade Stadium. Since 2002, Purdue has spent ($70M) for a new press box and stadium seating (in the 2000's) and then have just completed a $45.4M investment in the south end zone and other improvements around the stadium. If my figures are correct, Purdue has spent over $115M on Ross Ade alone since 2002.
But when it comes to hiring coaches, Purdue pulls its pockets inside out and states they can only afford young assistant coaches who have no head coach experience, and that on-the-job-training is the only way to go. They spin this with the hopes that they will find the next "lighting in a bottle" head coach.
My advice to the Purdue Athletic Department and the BoT: Cut back on your lavishly spending on sports facilities by 20-30 percent and direct that money toward strategic hires of experienced coaching staffs for all sports.
It is pretty damn stupid to renovate the football stadium into a gilded monstrosity but then cheaply hire inexperienced and unproven coaches. At best, that will only guarantee Purdue finishing in the bottom quarter of a very high-profile league.
I said 5-6 and you named 2 of them, Jenkins is out of time. I agree on D Line, I wouldn’t keep any of the current started/rotation but hope to develop some guys for depth instead of starting over. The others I’d keep are Breedlove, Beasley, Grant. They are talented enough to have a good secondary just poorly coached and young. Green would be a question mark, he shows flashes of talent. There’s your 5-6.That’s crazy talk. There’s Thieneman, Jenkins, and Heldt who have somewhat high level ability. In the secondary, you have upperclassmen Stevens and Green, both of whom are absolutely horrendous. Then the true frosh Bradford and Grant who may end up fine but they’re not right now. Sillah and Ojata both are zeroes. Yanni and Miller at LB? That’s NAIA stuff. And then you have not one good player on the DL. None. We have at best marginal talent, and they are being coached poorly, so we get our faces kicked in every week.
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Granted Burner has had some bad ”intel” around Walter’s getting fired but there are other replies pointing to the same fact.