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Unforgivable.

Probably no more than one. They are now older players with a coach that knows what is expected from them. Continuity means a lot to these teams. Painter has been able to do it thus far.
Agreed, but from a size, speed, talent level (other than a few positions, like LB and RB), iu doesn't not have a significant advantage. It's not like say, Purdue and Texas for example. It's coaching and everything that goes with it.
 
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I don't see it happening before Monday at the earliest. If PU doesn't pull out the checkbook for at least four million or more, plus at least three quarters of a million each for defensive and offensive coordinators, it's not worth it. It's time PU football FINALLY enters the real world with real talented hires. No more experiments and no more rec league coaches. Get a proven, experienced, and winning staff. And a lot of scholarships need to be revoked and not renewed for next year. Hire no one that isn't higher caliber.

And as I said with the Haze, and Walters, and yes even Brohm it's time for Purdue Alums to not be willing to settle. As for Bo, I'd help him pack his bags and put him in the passenger seat with Walters as they drive out of town.
It's going to take more, Walters was making $4 million and you see the results. For us to get a quality coach, it's going to take $6-8 million/yr and $1 million plus per coordinator. We have that kind of money with TV deals, but are we willing to spend it? We can, and should at least announce the firing of Walters by end of day today. If it doesn't happen today, it's probably not happening at all.
 
It's going to take more, Walters was making $4 million and you see the results. For us to get a quality coach, it's going to take $6-8 million/yr and $1 million plus per coordinator. We have that kind of money with TV deals, but are we willing to spend it? We can, and should at least announce the firing of Walters by end of day today. If it doesn't happen today, it's probably not happening at all.
Yup. Money isn't the problem. It's a weak excuse. Money will be a problem with you only have 20,000 people show up for home games.
As I said earlier, iu committing $72M to their HC did Purdue a favor.
 
Yup. Money isn't the problem. It's a weak excuse. Money will be a problem with you only have 20,000 people show up for home games.
As I said earlier, iu committing $72M to their HC did Purdue a favor.
Imagine...two years ago today Purdue had advanced to the B1G championship game, and today we aspire to be like IU, one the most unsuccessful programs in college football history.

It's horrifying, but if the proper commitment is made and a smart hire is made the tables can be turned quickly.
 
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Probably no more than one. They are now older players with a coach that knows what is expected from them. Continuity means a lot to these teams. Painter has been able to do it thus far.
I've been wondering how many of the upsets this college season were "4 year teams" (teams that have played together, either at the same school they started at or transferred en masse), against top teams with 4 and five star players for hire. Vanderbilt may fit that example? Going forward I'm going to say it will be a big difference maker. Maybe not for title contenders, but for strong teams that can wreak havoc on the "new normal" transfer and portal Big Boys.
 
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Agreed, but from a size, speed, talent level (other than a few positions, like LB and RB), iu doesn't not have a significant advantage. It's not like say, Purdue and Texas for example. It's coaching and everything that goes with it.
That receiver Sirat sp, Purdue doesn’t have anyone near his ability. Their qb is a lot better maybe because of the weapons he has or by just being an older player.
 
That receiver Sirat sp, Purdue doesn’t have anyone near his ability. Their qb is a lot better maybe because of the weapons he has or by just being an older player.
Our lack of passing scheme makes everything worse. If we had any talent anywhere you'd never know because they never get the ball. We run horizontal for 2 plays, then get a panic throw on 3rd down 5 yards short of the sticks. Absurd offense.
 
Imagine...two years ago today Purdue had advanced to the B1G championship game, and today we aspire to be like IU, one the most unsuccessful programs in college football history.

It's horrifying, but if the proper commitment is made and a smart hire is made the tables can be turned quickly.
damn.....that is a sad realization....How far this program has fallen in 2 years. I do agree though, that if the commitment is made, you can make a big turnaround quickly in the NIL and portal environment.
Purdue would also be smart to buyout out of a couple of their games early next year (ND being one) and pad the schedule like iu did. Going up to ND and getting embarrassed again does zero good.
 
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