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Thanks for a lot of great replies! Only thing further I wanted to add is that what I know of Rodgers is from watching Hard Knocks two seasons ago. He was mentoring the crap out of Zach Wilson, then. Sure, you could say that was performative for a TV show and I could not refute that. But...

Bolded: correct. It's a no lose situation, either way! I think only really bitter people see it differently. They need to get over it :)

Very, very, very much a thing of: win NOW. If we can get to the SB (and obviously, please please please win it), then anything and everything is worth it.

Then McCarthy beats him out and starts this year. And gains an excellent on-field mentor while KOC focuses on running the game. No loss detected

Bolded: ain't no such thing, my friend

Unless some valid reason is given, I assume the first year of Rodgers is equivalent to the first year of Favre. I'll be ready for McCarthy in 2026 to start, no matter what.

I'd be fine if they announced Medved as the new coach at some point today - Wed this week, before they get into March Madness. I just don't want some program with more money to pay to watch the first two rounds this week/weekend and go "hmm, maybe we should go hard after this Medved guy! I like...

I'm just saying, the "new money" (rev share and NIL) can't pay for those things. But the overall increased TV money from the Big Ten (minus the rev share amount), can pay for it.

He could infect the entire team with Ebola. That's possible! ;) As far as other assets, the Vikings would've acquired them by now. They moved fast and signed a bunch already, I don't see why they'd be waiting on something else if that player thought the situation at his position in Min and the...

(*IF the money works and he agrees to come on terms that Vikings organization and KOC can live with) I just don't see a possible downside. If he (Rodgers) gets hurt: then McCarthy goes in. Great If he plays awesome and we win: Great - McCarthy starts in 2026. Great Rodgers mentors McCarthy...

I don't see why it would be any weirder than 2009 with Favre. Except this time, we WIN the damn thing! Let'sgooooooo!!!

And yet, CSU is in the final and New Mexico is not!

How is TJ Otzelberger able to do it at Iowa State?

Bolded very true, but: - 2019-20 they were 12-6 in the MWC, three-way tie for 2nd place, lost as #4 seed in MWC to a tough Boise #5 seed in the first round, then March Madness was cancelled for covid - 2020-2021 is covid ... nothing that year counts for me For whatever little that's worth

Quick Google search and glance at the blogosphere says McCollum has his choice of Iowa and Indiana,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niko_Medved#Head_coaching_record (2024-25 obviously isn't done yet)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niko_Medved#Head_coaching_record And could potentially win the MWC tourny today

Which by the way New Mexico lost to Boise. So it will be Medved's CSU vs Boise in the MWC championship today

You guys can (and should!) discuss this as much as you want, create as many threads as you want. It's going to be Medved. That's the safe pick. After going out on a limb and gut feel, that Coyle did with Ben Johnson, he's going to go with a safe pick. It's Medved. Get your minds used to...

Rev share and NIL can only pay for players. The rest of whatever money is going to be spent -- biggest chunk on coaching staff -- has to come from the athletic department in the usual way.