So....he should have told them to all sign someplace else? Do you hear yourself?So did Ferentz. I appreciate what he did here, but don't preach about integrity when you sign a group of recruits then leave the next day. That is not Integrity.
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So....he should have told them to all sign someplace else? Do you hear yourself?So did Ferentz. I appreciate what he did here, but don't preach about integrity when you sign a group of recruits then leave the next day. That is not Integrity.
I am not sure the money was the major reason that he left, it was to win a championship, something that was never going to happen at ISU. We all can get jaded when you hear a coach like Campbell talking, about family and team, but there is a limit to all of that. I get the feeling that the people pissed at Campbell today really thought he would turn down the opportunity of a lifetime to stay at ISU. If he was older, I could maybe see that, but he is still young enough to move on and coach at the new school for 20 years. Being older you learn to settle a little more, and realize that you are never going to win a championship at your school, but you can have a great life and little pressure to win at a high level. Campbell chose to believe in himself and follow his dream of winning a championship, that was not an easy decision, but it was his to make and he is still chasing the dream.He tells us its about being the most together team and turning guys into good employees, people, fathers etc.
I dont blame him for taking money. I blame him for acting like money wasnt his reason for coaching.
But it’s on me for falling for it.
Snyder is a poor comparison as he was older than Campbell, he was almost 50 years old when he got his first head coaching job at KSU, he had been an asst. for 17 years in one form or another. At his age by the time he started winning at KSU, he had roots down and did not want to leave. Not many people want to make a major change in their life when they are approaching 60 and are very successful at where they are at.Bill Snyder turned down every significant job in the country in both college and the NFL a majority of his time at K-State. It can be done.
Snyder is a poor comparison as he was older than Campbell, he was almost 50 years old when he got his first head coaching job at KSU, he had been an asst. for 17 years in one form or another. At his age by the time he started winning at KSU, he had roots down and did not want to leave. Not many people want to make a major change in their life when they are approaching 60 and are very successful at where they are at.
**** Pollard.Sorry, you feel betrayed. WVU lost RROD and he was a born and raised coal miner's son who actually played his college football for WVU. Yeah it stings, but MC was loyal--beyond all measure to be honest. He turned down NFL jobs.
There were two jobs I told you years ago that he would not be able to turn down. Ohio State and Penn State. MC is not a midwestern guy. he is from Ohio, he played college football at Pitt, before transferring down to Mt. Union.
MC proved ISU can be more than middling. He beat Miami, Oregon....ISU will be fine. Have faith in Pollard. He will get a good coach to replace MC.
Wish MC luck. he got his dream job. Which one of you would turn down your dream job? It wasn't for the money. he went home.
I think the majority of Cyclone fans, while maybe disappointed that Campbell has now left, are also thankful for what he was able to do here, what he stood for, and for how long he did stay.Sorry, you feel betrayed. WVU lost RROD and he was a born and raised coal miner's son who actually played his college football for WVU. Yeah it stings, but MC was loyal--beyond all measure to be honest. He turned down NFL jobs.
There were two jobs I told you years ago that he would not be able to turn down. Ohio State and Penn State. MC is not a midwestern guy. he is from Ohio, he played college football at Pitt, before transferring down to Mt. Union.
MC proved ISU can be more than middling. He beat Miami, Oregon....ISU will be fine. Have faith in Pollard. He will get a good coach to replace MC.
Wish MC luck. he got his dream job. Which one of you would turn down your dream job? It wasn't for the money. he went home.
I thought he was here to shape young men to be the best versions of themselves...maybe I'll let the army do that. You just make sure you win games. You should do a lot of that at Pedo St.Matt has a chance to win a natty at PSU, given time and the boatload's of NIL $'s.
ZERO chance of winning a natty title here.
Settle down there big fella. Perhaps you would do well to sleep on it?**** Pollard.
Not this time. He's earned it.Settle down there big fella. Perhaps you would do well to sleep on it?
Perhaps. I don't know. Still, it's an emotional day. A day or a week of sleep before making a derrogatory comment like you (and others) did, might not be a bad idea.Not this time. He's earned it.
Pollard has been on thin on ice as far as I'm concerned since losing Sanderson and Hoiberg. He lost Campbell and his ego has been a problem every single time. I'm done with him.Perhaps. I don't know. Still, it's an emotional day. A day or a week of sleep before making a derrogatory comment like you (and others) did, might not be a bad idea.
Fair enough. Thanks for sharing your opinion and I respect you for it.Pollard has been on thin on ice as far as I'm concerned since losing Sanderson and Hoiberg. He lost Campbell and his ego has been a problem every single time. I'm done with him.
So like over a decade ago when those things happened?????Pollard has been on thin on ice as far as I'm concerned since losing Sanderson and Hoiberg. He lost Campbell and his ego has been a problem every single time. I'm done with him.