Most programs don't lose >40% of their roster to the transfer portal in one year.Who doesn't lose half their roster anymore?
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Most programs don't lose >40% of their roster to the transfer portal in one year.Who doesn't lose half their roster anymore?
If they don’t win 10 with that schedule, Matt should be fired immediately. Penn State has to have the easiest schedule of all P4 schools. And what new system? He brought the entire team with him.You think PSU wins 10 this year? I know the schedule is pretty weak but that seems like a steep climb for a new HC breaking in a new system at a program that lost half its roster.
It was kind of a decent take until 2 seasons ago, then the clock reset.Saying Ohio State has underachieved plenty is a new one to me but go off my man it’s hot take season!
It's relatively weak but saying it's the easiest in P4 is just silly. They still have @ Michigan, v. USC, @ Washington, all three are ranked inside the top-20 preseason, which I know aren't always that accurate but Michigan and USC finished top-20 last season as well. And playing @ Washington is rarely easy. Plus there's always the chance of dropping one nobody sees coming like they did last year losing to Northwestern, or like ISU did losing to Colorado.If they don’t win 10 with that schedule, Matt should be fired immediately. Penn State has to have the easiest schedule of all P4 schools. And what new system? He brought the entire team with him.
I kinda think the water mark is in the 8-9 region instead of 10+, even considering the schedule. If he wins games they should win and loses games they should lose (or are close to 50/50s), minimal issue will be made of it for year one. He really just has to avoid bad losses.You think PSU wins 10 this year? I know the schedule is pretty weak but that seems like a steep climb for a new HC breaking in a new system at a program that lost half its roster.
That's what I'm saying. Putting a 10-win threshold on him in year 1 seems pretty unreasonable to me, even at Penn St. Cut the guy a break. I agree that 8-9 is a better expectation.I kinda think the water mark is in the 8-9 region instead of 10+, even considering the schedule. If he wins games they should win and loses games they should lose (or are close to 50/50s), minimal issue will be made of it for year one. He really just has to avoid bad losses.
That team was overrated anyway. It was a bunch of guys that had a good season in the covid year. In retrospect it had a ton of issues. Purdy's turnovers, the offensive line, lack of WR's, and guys like Mike Rose showing his all-American status the prior year was a fluke. That team wasnt that great. The preseason rankings was a joke. It was at best a team ranked 20-25. How many NFL guys were on it? I dont know why people refuse to believe the COVID season didnt actually meant something. It was like an NFL team the strike year bragging about their success. Its not like the Oregon team we beat in the Fiesta Bowl was even good. They were 4-3 ffs. And im old enough to remember when Purdy played at ISU. Half the people on this board couldnt wait for him to be gone. Their record that year was way more realistic about the kind of team that was than the year before.
If their WRs are not better than last year then their passing game is gonna suck. Eskildsen and Sowell had their moments last year but neither were impressive. The TEs are a different story. PSU has had some great TEs. Their fans are gonna love Brahmer. Hansen will do alright there at RB I think. Not sure if any of the o-line transfers will start. Maybe Buhr. Kuol Kuol has potential. It's gonna be weird seeing all of our former players on a different team but I'll watch them to see how they do.
You know how to twist that knife, don't ya?It's relatively weak but saying it's the easiest in P4 is just silly. They still have @ Michigan, v. USC, @ Washington, all three are ranked inside the top-20 preseason, which I know aren't always that accurate but Michigan and USC finished top-20 last season as well. And playing @ Washington is rarely easy. Plus there's always the chance of dropping one nobody sees coming like they did last year losing to Northwestern, or like ISU did losing to Colorado.
I’m not sure how much I believe him but Campbell is insinuating that he had no intention of taking any players with him but felt he had no choice when ISU decided not to promote from within for the next head coach.
I’m not sure how much I believe him but Campbell is insinuating that he had no intention of taking any players with him but felt he had no choice when ISU decided not to promote from within for the next head coach.
PSU is gonna be playing 7/9 league games against the bottom half of the big ten with 3 G5 games.Some of those guys are really, really good. I'm talking about Brahmer and Neal. Eskildsen and Sowell are just average P4 WRs. Rocco is a gamer, but can be inaccurate and is prone to throwing picks. Hansen gets hurt too much. The LBs Ebel, Brezina, Bacon are all good players, but we're talking late draft picks or UFA at best. Ezeogu started the whole season at DE last year and didn't record a sack. Out of all the players that went from ISU to PSU, Brahmer and Neal are the only ones that I'd say were Day 1 or Day 2 picks. Maybe some of the younger guys have a chance eventually, but no one has seen them play yet. If those ISU players are good enough to go 10-2 with a B10 schedule despite Campbell's usual coaching mistakes, the B10 isn't nearly as good as they are made out to be.
This reads to me like the REAL Matt Campbell exposed himself when Mouser did not get the call. Matt is just straight up garbage to me, I hope he ends up with the James Franklin treatment from Pedo St. I believe Iowa State has a coach that wants to be here and is not making excuses before even coaching a game.
I’m not sure how much I believe him but Campbell is insinuating that he had no intention of taking any players with him but felt he had no choice when ISU decided not to promote from within for the next head coach.
No.That's what I'm saying. Putting a 10-win threshold on him in year 1 seems pretty unreasonable to me, even at Penn St. Cut the guy a break. I agree that 8-9 is a better expectation.
Yeah, if that quote from CMC is correct, he’s more arrogant and ignorant than I thought.If this response from Campbell is true, it really tells you how little he and JP communicated. With no HC experience, Campbell must have thought Mouse was the next Fred, not the next Paul.
Michigan is also going through a coaching change, who knows if USC is going to be able to get right or not, and while I think Washington is going to be very good, lets see it first.It's relatively weak but saying it's the easiest in P4 is just silly. They still have @ Michigan, v. USC, @ Washington, all three are ranked inside the top-20 preseason, which I know aren't always that accurate but Michigan and USC finished top-20 last season as well. And playing @ Washington is rarely easy. Plus there's always the chance of dropping one nobody sees coming like they did last year losing to Northwestern, or like ISU did losing to Colorado.
Yeah I get all that but they're still all very loseable games against at least 2 and possibly 3 ranked teams, with 2 of them on the road. Add in a few possible unexpected upsets, and I'd say an 8-win season for PSU with a new HC and completely rebuilt roster would be a successful season.Michigan is also going through a coaching change, who knows if USC is going to be able to get right or not, and while I think Washington is going to be very good, lets see it first.
Hard to view Michigans coaching change as anything other than an upgrade. Moore was very obviously not focused on the team and player development and it showedMichigan is also going through a coaching change, who knows if USC is going to be able to get right or not, and while I think Washington is going to be very good, lets see it first.
True but it's still a change in the staff and how they do things. If you are going to ding Campbell for being new, then you have to do the same for Michigan. We have no clue how either will work out in the long run, both could be home run hires or go the other way.Hard to view Michigans coaching change as anything other than an upgrade. Moore was very obviously not focused on the team and player development and it showed