We may have to wait a while or go low to the lesser coaches. Speed to hire killed us the last time. So I don't mind waiting to get a good fit. What about Dana Holgorson? He is on a temporary hire at Nebraska.
Lots of teams looking for HC's right now.
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Not really...
P5
Purdue
UNC
WVU
We are currently the only P2 school
Likely cost will be 6 to 7 million a year
Which would be top Big 12 or ACC pay.
Id say right now UNC is a better job but I think we edge out WVU.
Being a coach in b1g or sec will be a huge advantage after profit sharing. I think UNC can edge us out given their bball blue blood status will lend itself to a better nil system. WVU doesn't have that and will likely be 1 to 2 mill cheaper than purdue.
P5
Purdue
UNC
WVU
We are currently the only P2 school
Likely cost will be 6 to 7 million a year
Which would be top Big 12 or ACC pay.
Id say right now UNC is a better job but I think we edge out WVU.
Being a coach in b1g or sec will be a huge advantage after profit sharing. I think UNC can edge us out given their bball blue blood status will lend itself to a better nil system. WVU doesn't have that and will likely be 1 to 2 mill cheaper than purdue.
Yeah usually there are 8-10 jobs open. With a deep candidate pool and only 2 other openings close to our level at this point, we sit about as good as we can here.
Hopefully, this time, Purdue has some meaningful criteria to go by, instead of just picking a warm body. It would be nice to have someone who has HC experience, is innovative, knows how to use the transfer portal and has had experience turning a losing program into a winning one. If this turns out to be another 5 day search, like the last one, than we know that Purdue is not making a serious search!
Holgorson was not well liked by the folks I know in Houston. Seriously doubt he would even be thought of.
These hirings tend to move very quickly. We should not be starting from scratch. Feelers should have been out out weeks ago.
I disagree UNC being a better job. The ACC is in no mans land and likely to lose there 3 premier football programs. Purdue has the advantage in $$, stadium size, student enrollment, etc. UNC wil always be first and foremost a bball school.
I don't think you are necessarily wrong but a coach at this junction will be looking at a 3 to 5 year window. UNC could offer a good mix of decent enough current roster, good nil, etc.
If I was Dan Mullen I'd prefer UNC over Purdue. Win 10 games in a weak acc and become a top SEC hire in a couple or so years.
Going to purdue will be a 5 year rebuild to get to that spot.
Now a younger coach with less track record may prefer purdue since he is basically going to have a few years to right the ship.
I disagree on the 5 year rebuild. NIL and the portal have shown a rebuild can happen in 1 year.
With our situation, I’d expect 6-6 in year 2
5 years to get to a 10 win season in the b1g seems reasonable. I don't think it should take more than 2 to 3 seasons to break the 6 win barrier.
I know iu caught lightening in a bottle, but they showed it's possible, even for a historically piss poor program like iu.
Huh? 10 wins? Neither Tiller or Brohm reached 10. Only once in 1979 did Purdue win 10. A better shot now with 12 games.
This is slightly off-topic (for now), but how is Mike Norvell still around at Florida State? Last year not withstanding, he's had 3 losing seasons in 5 years---at Florida Friggin' State. And this year was an epic disaster.
I only bring it up because that job opening could create a cascading effect of high major coaching changes with potential implications for Purdue's search.
I only bring it up because that job opening could create a cascading effect of high major coaching changes with potential implications for Purdue's search.
If Norvell got fired from FSU, I was ready to write a personal check out of my account to get him to Purdue.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t believe any of these other schools have been anywhere close to playing for a conference championship…
Brohm played Purdue like a Stradivarius, but he clearly showed it is more than possible to win big at Purdue…
We need to hammer home this fact to all prospective coaches!
But North Carolina may be the most likely to be wanted by the SEC or B1G in the next round of expansion, if and when they both go to 20. Flagship school, good-to-great in multiple sports, solid academics. Yes, will always take a backseat to basketball, but I think it's a better job than Purdue...right now.
Look, the next round of Big Ten SEC expansion might be in 2075. Right now, 2024, Purdue is making $50-60 million more in TV revenue than UNC and the ACC schools are locked into their current Grant of Rights and lousy TV deal until 2036. We could easily afford to pay double what UNC can pay a football coach. Purdue is clearly the better job right now and will be for at least the next decade.
We don’t make 50-60 mil more a year in TV revenue. It is like 25-30mil tho and that adds up over time. I’d expect that gap to widen into the future as well.
Painter did the same with the Missouri flirtation. Smart financial move by those guys to use the leverage.
Actually, if it's a 5 day process it could also indicate that Bobo did his due diligence weeks ago. If so, good for Bobo!!
Yeah, I don't think the simple fact that it's 5 days or whatever means that much. We've got half the crowd saying that we need to do this fast because of the portal, etc. The other half of the crowd wants to take time to get the right guy in place. The question is, can you do both? And the answer is yes, if certain parties have done their homework in getting started.
You are wrong.
“According to tax documents, the ACC distributed an average of $44.8 million to its 14 football-playing members . . .”
ACC schools have a new path to more revenue: Just win... in the postseason
Atlantic Coast Conference schools have a new path to more revenue tied to their own postseason success.
apnews.com
“The Big Ten is projecting to distribute anywhere from $80 million to $100 million per year to all 16 members.”
If you go back some weeks and watch the Interview between Bobo and Gold&Black,Bobo was dropping some hints then that make sense now.
A lot of us could not believe that Walters didn't have a reliable replacement for Harrell. Bobo didn't like that either........
Yeah- my $s are correct. Will be about $65-70mil this year vs their $44mil in the ACC.You are wrong.
“According to tax documents, the ACC distributed an average of $44.8 million to its 14 football-playing members . . .”
ACC schools have a new path to more revenue: Just win... in the postseason
Atlantic Coast Conference schools have a new path to more revenue tied to their own postseason success.
“The Big Ten is projecting to distribute anywhere from $80 million to $100 million per year to all 16 members.”
The $80-100mil numbers are future projections and not actual at this point.
It’s possible…but this year it’s at my figure.
I've noticed on the Nebraska sidelines as their temp OC, he has a little Bobby Knight in his blood. Seems too stressed as an OC to be a HC.
I agree. The difference between the top teams in the B1G that would be on your schedule compared to the top teams of the ACC is huge. Thus the reason for all the discussions about who gets in the CFP. A weaker ACC football conference might make it more attractive job.
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