She's from Mitchell, SD.He probably mentioned it at some point and I missed it, but where is his wife's family from? He mentioned his kids being able to grow up with their cousins a couple of hours away.
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She's from Mitchell, SD.He probably mentioned it at some point and I missed it, but where is his wife's family from? He mentioned his kids being able to grow up with their cousins a couple of hours away.
Have you not paid attention?When answering @ChrisMWilliams question about schemes, he spoke to the defense. Not much was said about offense. What kinda offense should we expect ?
Very profoundFWIW, his attitude will NOT play well if he isn't successful.
His zyn pack, not dik slapping the wallI just legit lol’d and I’m not even sure what that means
Jim Walden had an amazingly optimistic attitude.What attitude plays well when you are unsuccessful?
I bet he does bothHis zyn pack, not dik slapping the wall
Hard not to if you spend time in nature outside Pullman. Oh, wait.Jim Walden had an amazingly optimistic attitude.
They have a corn palace, we have corn.She's from Mitchell, SD.
Both can be true. 10 years ago I'm sure Matt wanted to be here.He said the same thing with Campbell.
If he runs 4 down, I’m sold!I'd like to hear his vision about what type of offense and defense he prefers to play.
Except for when it came to utilizing Troy DavisJim Walden had an amazingly optimistic attitude.
He said that he was, and that they'd have to adjust the roster accordingly!If he runs 4 down, I’m sold!
He basically said we have too many Dbacks and not enough Dline. So if Dbacks leave he will probably replace with Dline.Will be interested to see what the next scheme is defensively. Sounded to me like trying to disguise and push the opposing offense more instead of sit back and wait for them to make mistakes. Either can work, but our roster now is definitely catered toward the latter. If you want to push and force the issue of mistakes, you need tighter/riskier coverage, you need more pass rush and more blitzers, etc. I would expect to see an overhaul of LB/DL rooms in particular if this is the case. The DB room for the most part is probably fine to fit either scenario, depending on who all comes back of course, but that front six group is not set up now to be pressure-oriented.
As for us fans, if they go this way, it'll look very different to us. We'll have to accept trading big plays for big play busts at times -- that's football in this scheme type. Get some of that watching the Vikings D in recent years -- super heavy on big plays and forcing issues, lots of exotic D looks and pressures, but also leads to occasional busted plays and mistakes even at the NFL level.
Lots of questions, he seems to be working through them well. Jumped in where he was answering the question about Stiglmeyer, you could tell connections mean a lot to him.
Wish him the best and be cheering for them in the Fall.
Clearly heard him say “explosive special teams without mistakes…”I’d like to hear his opinion on punted balls bouncing off our players multiple times a year……for it or against it?
I’d venture to guess Campbell won’t spend the rest of his career at PSU. And Roger’s won’t spend the rest of his career here. And Kiffin won’t spend the rest of his career at LSU or DeBoer at Bama, etc. etc.Pollard is far from perfect and I've had my gripes about decisions being made that I disagree with (student section being moved for one) but my goodness people he hasn't committed capital murder.
Whatever your opinion on him is with how NIL is being handled, I don't think there was any way that Matt was spending his ENTIRE career here. And ESPECIALLY in the current landscape.
Penn State has always had more resources, money, and history than us. And Matt shied away from numerous job opportunities in the past. I'm bummed too...Matt was the coach while I was at Iowa State and my favorite memories from college were thanks to him and the fun football teams he coached.
Again, JP is not perfect. He's done great things and some questionable things for Iowa State but some of you need to be more realistic with Iowa State's place in college football.