Off the top of my head… Twice last year we ran a very questionable QB draw on 3rd and medium to set up VERY long FGs in high leverage situations.
Ouch. Penn State 2027 Recruiting Decline?
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Mouser is his OC now. You think MC gets a pass in happy valley for a call like that when it backfires?
The one against Iowa was with a couple minutes left and would have given Iowa a short field and a chance to go win the game. If his kicker hadn’t banged in a long field goal Iowa most likely wins that game and CMC looks like an idiot. Having a kicker who could make long FGs really ****** with the play calling across midfield last season.
Also… I liked CMC. He was the best football coach ever at ISU. I don’t dispute that.
But he had his faults.
Zero doubt that Konrardy is a huge weapon. That's one thing that has me optimistic about this year. If you get across the 50, you at least have a fairly automatic 3. Obviously, that is going to influence your playcalling and you can probably be more aggressive knowing if you don't connect, you can at least count on the K.
That's also a big reason why we lost 4 in a row mid season when Kyle was hurt.
Campbell is no longer a darling of the sports media.
CBS ranked Campbell higher in their coaches power rankings while he was at Iowa State than now at Penn State. He dropped six places, (10th to 16th).
Penn State fans certainly will be comforted to know that CBS ranks the former coach PSU fired, James Franklin, three places higher (13th) than the one who replaced him, Matt Campbell.
CBS ranked Campbell higher in their coaches power rankings while he was at Iowa State than now at Penn State. He dropped six places, (10th to 16th).
Penn State fans certainly will be comforted to know that CBS ranks the former coach PSU fired, James Franklin, three places higher (13th) than the one who replaced him, Matt Campbell.
Interesting but a silly list, for example DeBoer gained one spot from last year, and is #8 on the list after back to back 4 loss seasons at Alabama. Campbell drops 6 spots after moving from ISU to Penn. State while Franklin also dropped six spots after a 7-5 season which cost him his job.
So are we measuring them on how they did last season, or what, but not taking into account coaches that were fired or moved up to a better job? At least they got the top three correct.
CBS Sports ranks all 68 Power Four head coaches ahead of 2026 college football season
CBS Sports experts unveiled their re-ranking of all 68 Power Four head coaches in college football with a brand-new figure at No. 1 overall.
It still pisses me off what the S&C staff did to Mike Rose…
