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Ryne Smith Twitter - Hilarious

"Rushed the field.

Looked to my right - my wife.

Looked to my left - Jeff Brohm.

Went full on hug to the left"

And then there is video proof and he says "Told ya".

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And you can clearly see how excited Brohm was about that win. That's the face of a man who knows he is building something special in a community who is already fully behind him. Keep winning and the man will be a living legend.
 


And you can clearly see how excited Brohm was about that win. That's the face of a man who knows he is building something special in a community who is already fully behind him. Keep winning and the man will be a living legend.
Joe Tiller found out about the love of the Boiler family in WL and would have remained forever if not for fighting an unnecessary $$$ battle with an infamous tightwad. Brohm is finding out about that love without having to fight the $$$ fight.
 
Joe Tiller found out about the love of the Boiler family in WL and would have remained forever if not for fighting an unnecessary $$$ battle with an infamous tightwad. Brohm is finding out about that love without having to fight the $$$ fight.
Retirement wasnt entirely his choice.
 
Joe Tiller found out about the love of the Boiler family in WL and would have remained forever if not for fighting an unnecessary $$$ battle with an infamous tightwad. Brohm is finding out about that love without having to fight the $$$ fight.
Tiller’s health was bad, he couldn’t keep coaching. Didn’t you read any of the articles last year when he passed away?
 
His health was bad when he started at Purdue in 1997. He was forced out by a tight wad.
No he was not. Money was never an issue, he was routinely courted by larger programs including Notre Dame. Your tight wad hired him and while he was AD for 23 years did not lose a single head coach in MBB and Football to another team despite there being aggressive poaching. There was pressure to run Tiller out due to unrealistic expectations on the program. Some believed he was phoning it in with regards to recruiting towards the end and perhaps that was his health that contributed to that. But this was never about the money. In fact, MB had bigger fish on his wish list for successors and backed down to hire DH out of respect for JT since they were going to transition together.
 
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No he was not. Money was never an issue, he was routinely courted by larger programs including Notre Dame. Your tight wad hired him and while he was AD for 23 years did not lose a single head coach in MBB and Football to another team despite there being aggressive poaching. There was pressure to run Tiller out due to unrealistic expectations on the program. Some believed he was phoning it in with regards to recruiting towards the end and perhaps that was his health that contributed to that. But this was never about the money. In fact, MB had bigger fish on his wish list for successors and backed down to hire DH out of respect for JT since they were going to transition together.
Is that you, Morgue? How’s it going?
 
Joe Tiller found out about the love of the Boiler family in WL and would have remained forever if not for fighting an unnecessary $$$ battle with an infamous tightwad. Brohm is finding out about that love without having to fight the $$$ fight.

“Great win for Purdue! And I hope the first of many wemore! I can’t understand you! Great win!”
 
Retirement wasnt entirely his choice.

People tend to go one way or another on things. I agree with your sentiment here. Tiller handled adversity well. He got to Purdue and won a rose bowl. He handled he second wave well.. the 03 season and halfway into 04. When it was time for that third wave (and often they are measured in QBs [brees, orton]), he didn’t do so well.

Brohm has injected speed, talent and prize recruits in a way that was seemless. For tiller it was laborious and never materialized. That’s not to bag on a Purdue legend, it’s reality and it helps with recognition.
 
People tend to go one way or another on things. I agree with your sentiment here. Tiller handled adversity well. He got to Purdue and won a rose bowl. He handled he second wave well.. the 03 season and halfway into 04. When it was time for that third wave (and often they are measured in QBs [brees, orton]), he didn’t do so well.

Brohm has injected speed, talent and prize recruits in a way that was seemless. For tiller it was laborious and never materialized. That’s not to bag on a Purdue legend, it’s reality and it helps with recognition.

2003 was a back breaker for sure. Everyone points to the fumble as an inflection point in the program, i think it was the loss at OSU in 2003. Win that and you share the B1G title for the second time in 4 years.

That 2005 class fizzling out very early and the switch to the Utah Spread (big mistake) really were the beginning of the end.
 
People tend to go one way or another on things. I agree with your sentiment here. Tiller handled adversity well. He got to Purdue and won a rose bowl. He handled he second wave well.. the 03 season and halfway into 04. When it was time for that third wave (and often they are measured in QBs [brees, orton]), he didn’t do so well.

Brohm has injected speed, talent and prize recruits in a way that was seemless. For tiller it was laborious and never materialized. That’s not to bag on a Purdue legend, it’s reality and it helps with recognition.
You think Morgue was letting Brohm fly to Louisville on a recruiting trip?

You think MBob will lose key assistants for a $100K raise?
 
Is that you, Morgue? How’s it going?

Look, I'm not coming down on you, New Pal, but I don't understand why it is necessary to do trash Burke.

Are people so full of hatred they cannot begin to tolerate a rational, reasonable conversation examining the facts?

Burke played within the rules dictated to him. And, did a reasonable job despite the handcuffs placed on him.

When I walk around this campus and consider what programs and facilities looked like in 1993 vs what they look like today, I'm in awe. From Ross-Ade, to Mackey, to the unreal football performance complex, to the unbelievable baseball, softball, soccer and tennis facilities, it's simply incredible.
 
Look, I'm not coming down on you, New Pal, but I don't understand why it is necessary to do trash Burke.

Are people so full of hatred they cannot begin to tolerate a rational, reasonable conversation examining the facts?

Burke played within the rules dictated to him. And, did a reasonable job despite the handcuffs placed on him.

When I walk around this campus and consider what programs and facilities looked like in 1993 vs what they look like today, I'm in awe. From Ross-Ade, to Mackey, to the unreal football performance complex, to the unbelievable baseball, softball, soccer and tennis facilities, it's simply incredible.

Morgan shouldnt have gotten a second chance to hire Tiller's successor. Hope should have been a RGE.
 
2003 was a back breaker for sure. Everyone points to the fumble as an inflection point in the program, i think it was the loss at OSU in 2003. Win that and you share the B1G title for the second time in 4 years.

That 2005 class fizzling out very early and the switch to the Utah Spread (big mistake) really were the beginning of the end.

I agree with your disappointment in that game in 03, but you can’t call 9-4 with three of the losses to top ten teams a breaking point .. maybe the beginnings. I think we can at least agree that the wheels came off in 05. That wasn’t JTs game
 
I agree with your disappointment in that game in 03, but you can’t call 9-4 with three of the losses to top ten teams a breaking point .. maybe the beginnings. I think we can at least agree that the wheels came off in 05. That wasn’t JTs game
Inflection point, not breaking point. That marked a missed opportunity and a change in the program and how tiller did things.
 
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You think Morgue was letting Brohm fly to Louisville on a recruiting trip?

You think MBob will lose key assistants for a $100K raise?

Who said I thought anything regarding this admin in relation to that post? I don’t like Morgan Burke and think mb squared and Mitch are phenomenal when it comes to Purdue athletics
 
Look, I'm not coming down on you, New Pal, but I don't understand why it is necessary to do trash Burke.

Are people so full of hatred they cannot begin to tolerate a rational, reasonable conversation examining the facts?

Burke played within the rules dictated to him. And, did a reasonable job despite the handcuffs placed on him.

When I walk around this campus and consider what programs and facilities looked like in 1993 vs what they look like today, I'm in awe. From Ross-Ade, to Mackey, to the unreal football performance complex, to the unbelievable baseball, softball, soccer and tennis facilities, it's simply incredible.
Not really that incredible, given the truckloads of TV money that got dumped on his doorstep every year. Every B1G school has nice facilities.

I have heard he’s a nice guy. That’s great. Not that great of an AD, in my opinion.
 
Btw @nat100 do you plan on going to any games? I’m moving to Milwaukee Thursday and I can’t wait to go. I think wisky at Ross ade will be amazed atmosphere
I have twin 2 year olds. When they are a little older, i will bring them. For now, i stick close to home (cleveland)
 
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Who said I thought anything regarding this admin in relation to that post? I don’t like Morgan Burke and think mb squared and Mitch are phenomenal when it comes to Purdue athletics
You mentioned that Tillers efforts and landing prize recruits was “laborious and never materialized”. I agree with that, but Morgues penny pinching ways had a lot to do with that. That’s what I was referring to.
 
You mentioned that Tillers efforts and landing prize recruits was “laborious and never materialized”. I agree with that, but Morgues penny pinching ways had a lot to do with that. That’s what I was referring to.

I blame Morgan for most of what went wrong ... however one cannot argue a couple things:

1) tiller was in his words “blinded by talent” and focused his effort on some real headcases that went a long way to sealing our slide from where we were in 04. I would have much rather he found another standeford than Lymon, another koutivides than williams, another rob turner than kacinko.

2) he mentally checked out and was already fishing years before he retired.

However, without him we very likely are Indiana at this point
 
Not really that incredible, given the truckloads of TV money that got dumped on his doorstep every year. Every B1G school has nice facilities.

I have heard he’s a nice guy. That’s great. Not that great of an AD, in my opinion.

Poppycock.

That transformation started long before the launch of the B1G, which is what generated those truckloads of TV money.
 
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Poppycock.

That transformation started long before the launch of the B1G, which is what generated those truckloads of TV money.
Agree to disagree. His Mackey and Ross Ade projects were late and/or lacking, (RA’s STILL not done for Pete’s sake) and the Football Performance Center was way late as well.

Not to mention the recruiting handcuffs he put on Keady, Tiller, and CMP. Forcing CMP to put a gun to his schools head is an absolute disgrace.
Losing guys like Ray and Sumlin to lateral moves is a joke.
 
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Agree to disagree. His Mackey and Ross Ade projects were late and/or lacking, (RA’s STILL not done for Pete’s sake) and the Football Performance Center was way late as well.

Not to mention the recruiting handcuffs he put on Keady, Tiller, and CMP. Forcing CMP to put a gun to his schools head is an absolute disgrace.
Losing guys like Ray and Sumlin to lateral moves is a joke.
you've transitioned from capital improvements to personnel retention.

While both are key, I was commenting on improvements to facilities.

I'm not arguing they would have taken place without the B1G revenue. However, updates being made (long before the B1G Network) involved a lot of money.
 
you've transitioned from capital improvements to personnel retention.

While both are key, I was commenting on improvements to facilities.

I'm not arguing they would have taken place without the B1G revenue. However, updates being made (long before the B1G Network) involved a lot of money.
Read the first part of my last post. I don’t like what Morgue did with regards to capital improvements OR personnel.

Example:
I toured IUs football facilities in 2012, and they were WAY ahead of us. That should NEVER have happened. And they had a better, higher paid coaching staff to boot.

Morgue was too busy wasting money on cost centers and not investing in our biggest profit center.
 
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No he was not. Money was never an issue, he was routinely courted by larger programs including Notre Dame. Your tight wad hired him and while he was AD for 23 years did not lose a single head coach in MBB and Football to another team despite there being aggressive poaching. There was pressure to run Tiller out due to unrealistic expectations on the program. Some believed he was phoning it in with regards to recruiting towards the end and perhaps that was his health that contributed to that. But this was never about the money. In fact, MB had bigger fish on his wish list for successors and backed down to hire DH out of respect for JT since they were going to transition together.

Please just stop. Painter had to resort to brinkmanship (Mizzou offer) in order to get himself and his assistants paid. Tiller couldn't keep assistant coaches with the exception of Spack.
 
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Please just stop. Painter had to resort to brinkmanship (Mizzou offer) in order to get himself and his assistants paid. Tiller couldn't keep assistant coaches with the exception of Spack.

Painter was making $1.1M. His contract was extended 8 yrs (if memory serves) in the 2011 Mizzou play.

In 2016, Painter again signed an extension, upping the ante to over $3M/yr. Burke left in 2017.

The BoT and Presidents like Cordova signed off on anything Burke did, and vetoed anything they didn't want him to do. The guardrails (for Burke, et al) were clearly in place, no matter what the public chooses to believe.

It's no secret things changed drastically with the hiring of Mitch Daniels in 2013.
 
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Read the first part of my last post. I don’t like what Morgue did with regards to capital improvements OR personnel.

Example:
I toured IUs football facilities in 2012, and they were WAY ahead of us. That should NEVER have happened. And they had a better, higher paid coaching staff to boot.

Morgue was too busy wasting money on cost centers and not investing in our biggest profit center.
I have a slightly different view point. I think MB did what he could with the budget Cordova gave him. There is little question in my mind that he was given marching orders to cut costs. Not his choice, but as a member of the Purdue administration, he was bound to support his boss. His loyalty was to the Purdue administration, and not to the fan base.
 
I have a slightly different view point. I think MB did what he could with the budget Cordova gave him. There is little question in my mind that he was given marching orders to cut costs. Not his choice, but as a member of the Purdue administration, he was bound to support his boss. His loyalty was to the Purdue administration, and not to the fan base.
Going to respectfully disagree. He spent millions and millions of dollars, but he spent them on Olympics sports instead of investing properly in the profit centers.
 
Going to respectfully disagree. He spent millions and millions of dollars, but he spent them on Olympics sports instead of investing properly in the profit centers.
Completely agree with this. I mean yeah we got a nice pool, but at the cost of our main revenue sports.
 
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