Guess Who Made The List Of Candidates At MSU
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I’m not worried about the after effects of Tucker at all. Also this argument held up better before the whole players gambling on their own games thing surfaced.
Tressel along with narduzi would be horrible and uninspired choices. Got to do better than that.
We won the round robin outright in 2020. If it were basketball rules, we'd have been given a trophy. If it was 2011-2016, we'd have been given a trophy.
Because the goal posts always shift to arbitrarily **** Iowa State, we did not receive a trophy.
I would be willing to chance future schedules being easier to give up playing Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State every year. Sure, you might get the USC, Oregon, Michigan and Penn State schedule every once in a while, but you also may get Rutgers, Maryland, Nebraska, Purdue, NW, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois the next year.
The question for Campbell is MSU really that much better job than ISU, because it's going to be a lot harder to win in this new B10 than it is to win the new B12. Unless the B10 and SEC are each getting 4 to 5 of the 12 playoff teams per year, I am not sure it is. Access to better recruits, more money, but it could also make it harder to win games.
Well dream and realistic are oxymorons but probably Brian Heartline. It’s a dream because he is OSU’s head coach after day gets fired (which is obv a way better job) but it’s realistic because hes not currently a HC.
After that I’ve just been talking myself into Elko as the most realistic option, not the best from a recruiting perspective but he has some good upside.
Maybe you're not, but the average outsider's perception of MSU is pretty negative between Nassar, the string of sexual assault cases under Dantonio, and now Tucker.
What are you talking about, since Harbaugh got to Michigan in 2015 he has gone, 10-3, 10-3, 8-5,10-3, 9-4, 2-4, 12-2 and 13-1. The man just could not beat Ohio State, but to say they stunk is just not true.
Another thing to consider is that the west coast teams you might get to play at home, and historically they haven’t traveled well (and Vice versa) not saying I’m looking forward to sparty playing them (I’m really excited for the Michigan/west coast games) but it is something to consider. Honestly I look at the division less big ten as a wash from the current east and a major downside for teams in the west.
I don't think either would be interested. Kleiman has already won a conference title and Leipold is working on building teams capable of doing that in the future. That takes you to the playoffs. I think MSU's road will be much tougher. I just don't think it's really that good of a job. Will be interesting to see who they get.
I just want them both out of the Big 12.
I don’t think the average outsider even is aware of the Dantonio stuff, just like no one brings up Dr Anderson at Michigan, or the the insane **** that’s been going on at Bama/Georgia.
The Nassar stuff I give you 100% and that will never go away. But the rest just really isn’t there. This Tucker thing while it produced 24 hours of outrage really died down once the rest of the reporting came out. Still not good but that one is going to be a footnote at best in a couple years.
If I'm Michigan State I go after Washington's Kalen DeBoer. I double his salary or more (Pocket change for Ishbia & Gilbert) and see if he would take it. He's a Midwest guy. He probably won't leave but never hurts to shoot your shot, just ask Travis Kelce.
I think they end up with Elko and actually I think that would be a really good hire for them.
Well this would be awesome but I don’t think he leaves Washington, especially with how they are rolling and now that they are in the same conference
Nah. That entire winter was fun in the ISR arguing with the trolls who said we didn't win anything because we didn't get a trophy. You know hawk fans and their trophies...