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“University of Purdue”
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Lapse in communication? What does that insinuate?
Sounds like he wasn’t getting as much love $$$$$ from Purdue as he was getting from LSU. !Lapse in communication? What does that insinuate?
His NIL valuation here is $175kWe all know that NIL would play a part in this recruitment, and it did.
Similar to Booker this weekend, I guess Collins got his part of the Mega Millions lottery ticket.
Not sure we are going to be able to compete in a NIL world. That J&C report said that there was $180K part out in year 1 to Purdue athletics. Some colleges have OLs that combined have already past that much and more.
Kid also wants to go Viral and his soon to be coach is happy to do it.I think a lot of it comes down to 2 things
1) LSU is right there and his family probably wants him closer….location is pretty important for many kids and it’s part of the reason Brady Allen committed to Purdue
2) LSU is desperate for a QB at this point. Their other top targets have recently declared commitments to other top programs. For LSU to not have a 2023 QB going into the final year for this class, that’s simply not good…especially when you consider QBs tend to commit earlier
combining these two….I’m sure LSU has been giving Rickie all the attention he could ever want lately and the “lapse in communication” was probably that Purdue was doing their normal weekly conversations and LSU or someone else has been going above and beyond that
I'm not sure I can blame the kid. Unless someone grows up dreaming of playing for a certain school, there's not a lot of loyalty. It's a combination of what the program can do for you to get you to the next level (if you're that type of talent) and what can they do for me/family immediately financially. Hard to pass up 6 figures and getting the oppty to play a high major P5 program.As he said, the recruiting process has changed. And all Purdue offered him was a chance to play. If Allen is as good as people say he is, I doubt Collins wanted to be a backup for 3 years or convert to be a TE!
in the end, we all know it was about the money! He’ll make more at LSU than our entire team will receive.
and as he said, It was a family decision as in show me the money!
I guess he didn’t want to be an engineer
Keep recruiting him up until he signs. Purdue needs to point out to him that Kelly has an established track record of switching QB's very quickly, even Freshman ones that start and not due to injuries but to play the next year's phenon or flavor of the year!Kid also wants to go Viral and his soon to be coach is happy to do it.
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Shocking...NOT.
If your Special Teams Coordinator is the only reason, sounds like Purdue wasn't that invested then. If he was someone Brohm really wanted, you would think he would be more involved, or someone from the offensive staff for that matter.Don’t overthink this. Biagi was the only reason he was interested in Purdue. That ship sailed.
NoKeep recruiting him up until he signs. Purdue needs to point out to him that Kelly has an established track record of switching QB's very quickly, even Freshman ones that start and not due to injuries but to play the next year's phenon or flavor of the year!
I believe he has only stuck with one Sophomore starter to play as a starter in his Senior year at ND!
Possibly, but, again...the genuine commitment of/from this kid was never there, and, he had to recognize that also.I'd be curious to know Brohm's true reaction, not the one he has to has to portray to the media and fans. He must be super frustrated.
Plus it’s not just that. Say he comes and makes a few plays mixed in with Allen. Or say even worse that he starts over Allen and plays well… only to say “yeah you gave me enough to come, but pay me AGAIN… or I’m out!” Now you got Allen kinda looking sideways.. and, if LSU offered some amount up front and Purdue actually matched it, now that amount might quadruple to stay for year two..Reading his decommit post, I don’t even know if this kid would last one day of classes at Purdue.
I didn’t think about this too much until now….but if this is true that’s extremely telling considering the Brohms were having basically as many calls and conversations with Allen as is allowed…. well after he had committed too.If your Special Teams Coordinator is the only reason, sounds like Purdue wasn't that invested then. If he was someone Brohm really wanted, you would think he would be more involved, or someone from the offensive staff for that matter.
Except he was 100% on Purdue a month ago and biagi has been gone several months. No one is overthinking this haha it’s about NIL.Don’t overthink this. Biagi was the only reason he was interested in Purdue. That ship sailed.
But imagine the views/exposure that will get!Enjoy getting butt humped by Brian Kelly on tik tok
Sorry if I wasn't clear. My point was that he would never would have verballed to Purdue in the first place if not for the Biagi relationship. Once Biagi was out of the equation, the chances of the Purdue verbal withstanding the NIL onslaught were so miniscule that this outcome was inevitable. I don't think it correct to say that Purdue wasn't invested, but Brian Brohm had a lot of ground to make up as he probably wasn't the one trading texts with Collins on a daily basis. And at that point he also had to contend with suitors with deep pockets.If your Special Teams Coordinator is the only reason, sounds like Purdue wasn't that invested then. If he was someone Brohm really wanted, you would think he would be more involved, or someone from the offensive staff for that matter.