Gorin flips to L'Ville ?
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Hiring Jeff Brohm was the biggest mistake that Purdue has ever made.
This is definitely a kick in the nuts. He’s a legacy, and his dad and family are still very engaged with Purdue and the football program. I’m disappointed Odom couldn’t keep him.
Your obsession with hating a guy that elevated the program.
Ryan Walters put us where we are at now. No blame to him?
Walters isn't our foremost advisary in recruiting and the portal. Brohm is. No school has flipped more Purdue recruits and players than Louisville.
I really do not think there was any way he could have kept him at Purdue since we all knew it was a strong possibility he would leave sooner or later and he chose sooner!
We knew he was going to U of L that day that Purdue hired him. He owned a home in Louisville throughout his tenure at WKU and Purdue, and it was widely known that was his destination school. So Purdue paid him millions to get cozy with the HS coaches in the region and he's now using that against us. Anyone who thinks he was a good hire for Purdue is too naïve to know when you’re duped.
My guess is timing with the hire. He took what he could from UNLV and a few portal signings but I expect Purdue will be very active with future Portal additions if we have the NIL money to get them!
Except when he was here he represented us to the fullest extent and did his job.
Now do Walters…
Brohm has taken like 7 kids in 3 years from us. That’s HS and college players. All 3 of the ones that were active roster players stayed at least until after Walters told them they wouldn’t start (Miller, Allen) and/or tanked the program (Moussa).
But yeah…keep being mad at the guy for taking his dream job. It’s petty when you won’t say shit about the guy who was coach here for 2 years and clearly did t take his job seriously.
Brohm won a recruiting battle here that has surprised most of us. The best thing to do about it is to out compete him for somebody he is working hard to get. Competition is supposed to bring out the best in us. Hope very much that is true of Coach Odom.
When I saw this on the Louisville site a little while ago, was wondering whether he was a priority for the new staff. Would think that Odom would be planning a lot of portal additions this May to get Purdue back on track in a hurry. And of course if Odom’s successful, he can always lure Gorin back after Louisville has put in a couple of years developing him. It’s the business model we have these days … recruiting the entire roster very year.
Good luck to the Boilers!
Good luck to the Boilers!
It appears you do not understand what transpired. If we had hired a faithful coach instead of Brohm, there wouldn't have been a Walters. And Brohm had more than 7 Purdue portal transfers and HS flips in his first year at U of L.
He didnt. He took 3 high school recruits when he left. He did t take any current players until Walters chased off Miller and Allen after spring.
I’ve cited my #s. Cite yours.
Likely Gorin knows Brohm better than most recruits and felt more comfortable with Brohm. No problemo. If he doesnt like the ville he can always transfer.
No no no. Brohm flipped 3 HS recruits when he left. There were probably a dozen who were being recruited by both Purdue and Louisville but had not yet committed that went with Brohm at U of L. That's where the real damage was done. Brohm had spent years recruiting many of those kids at Purdue expense. That's the really insideous nature of this. Brohm's pitch was "Purdue would be a great place for you. Here's why Louisville would be better."
“Faithful coach” LMAO. Brohm could have left a lot earlier, but he stayed and resurrected the program from what he inherited. How quickly you seem to forget what we were before him. It may be time for you to come out of your daydream, because I’ve got some bad news for you on what’s going to happen if Odom, or any coach here for that matter, is successful.
Your analogy is badly broken. Of course we all understand that any successful coach wants to go up the ladder to top programs and better pay. Brohm didn't do that. He went from a Big Ten school to a lowly ACC school and took a pay cut.
A lowly ACC school that has the same or slightly better history than Purdue, and oh yeah, just happens to be his Alma mater.
Louisville started playing football in 1962. They joined the ACC in 2014. From 2013 to 1995, they were in the AAC, Big East and CUSA. Prior to 1995, the were independent.
My comment was in response to your childish insult "It may be time for you to come out of your daydream, because I’ve got some bad news for you on what’s going to happen if Odom, or any coach here for that matter, is successful."
Brohn did not go to a better football school, nor a better conference, nor leave Purdue for better pay. You little sermon about successful coaches moving up is clueless gibberish.
History? Louisville joined the ACC in 2014 following membership stints of one to eight years apiece in the American Conference, the Big East, Conference USA and the Missouri Valley Conference after 70 years as an independent, with 20 of those in Division I-A. Purdue founded the Big Ten. Period.
actually, I thought we'd get more from UNLV, 2 big 3 star OL's withdrew from portal along w/ a good 3 star LB Correa. Big 3 star OL from Minn Gophers and Merrillville entered the portal yesterday
Responding to you and @Born Boiler. What the hell does it matter where they’ve been prior to the ACC? All that your point shows is that they’ve been successful enough to move up to better conferences. Purdue is lucky we were a founding member of the Big Ten. That doesn’t make us some elite program. Do a blind resume of the two programs (only looking at a conference patch on the jersey tells me you know nothing about the sport) and tell me who has the better history. Let me know which team has the better win percentage, more/any Heisman trophy winners, more/any CFP rankings, more bowl games, more BCS bowl games, more 10- and 11-win seasons, etc.
You’re acting like Purdue is Bama and UofL is iu. The facts are, UofL is on the same level or slightly ahead of Purdue as a football program.
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You honestly don't understand the difference between playing football in the Big Ten and playing in the ACC, AAC, Big East, CUSA and Missouri Valley?
