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I am curious why did Curt Cignetti not hire him for DC at Indiana?

I don’t know if this is still in play. But I know at one point Minnesota was one of the schools getting supplemental money from the higher revenue ticket schools. https://www.athleticbusiness.com/home/news/15144472/how-the-big-tens-unique-football-gate-revenue-sharing-works

I’m going to guess that the Phil Knight estate whenever he passes will setup Oregon for the rest of our lifetime and beyond

Does PJ wear his capris and loafers with no socks? PJ will stick out like a sore thumb with that crowd

I’d be against it. Rather than penalize schools who have fans that actually support their school, the other schools and their fans need to step up their game.

I just don’t see the KSU DC leaving a job working for a coach with zero pressure on him to take a job for a coach for a coach who may be out of a job in a year or two

If Rossi wants to be a head coach, maybe he is looking at the lack of offense and the pressure it puts on his defense and is concerned it may impact his future opportunities

The pressure is building internally for PJ I’ve got to imagine. He is stuck, not winning enough to get a better job and soon maybe not enough to keep the one he has.

Driving distance is more beneficial for a recruits family who want to be able to watch their son play regularly during college. That can be attractive for a lot of recruits.

Are they all committable offers though, or plan B,C, or D guys for some of those Programs.

Inherited a good program at Washington and at best kept it on par with the previous coach

That and the majority of their alumni that leave the state end up in Denver or KC

The alumni network and connections that come from a school like this are far from overrated.

Not long ago many of the Gopherhole experts were upset when Mordecai was ranked higher than AK in Big Ten QB rankings. Oh how times have changed

It’s teams, plural that that money has to support. That includes increased costs of tuition/scholarships for student athletes, salary raises for coaches and ancillary staff, facility and equipment updates, as well as the increasing prices of travel for teams. That money has to cover all...

Not unless you start cutting sports. A fair amount of that money goes to pay for the multitude of non revenue sports

They are typically one year NIL contracts from what I have heard

Cam Ward is one and Will Howard is reportedly another. https://sports.mynorthwest.com/1769807/huard-wsu-cam-ward-transfer-offers/

The market for proven starters appears to be 7 figures or close to it based some of the latest reports, safe to say gophers won’t be shopping in that department. They will need to take a bit of a flyer and hope it works.

Portal/NIL market is expensive for QB’s which isn’t good for Minnesota