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I could be wrong but I don’t recall us ever ranking even middle of the conference for assistants salary pool, and that’s not because our head coaches have left money in the budget every year. But also, I’m surprised this hire is catching so much flack, have you guys seen the resumes of the...

You shop where the budget allows.

If you want to shoot an early shot and call that their blue blood era is coming to an end then sure, but they’ve clearly been one of the best programs over the past twenty years. Of course great QBs help, there’s no such thing as a blue blood that wins a lot despite awful qb play.

They should, that’s another one I missed. So with Georgia and Clemson it’s a 15 team list, which seems about right to me. Couple teams on the bubble with a chance to get in with continued success over the next decade would be Washington, Ole Miss, and Indiana.

Check the history, mediocrity is a raised ceiling unfortunately.

I don’t think he paved the way for IU at all. I don’t recall Cignetti publicly pushing out players and going for wholesale roster churn. Sanders took 50 plus tranfers his first year and again last year and 40 plus his third year. Cig only took 31 his first year and has take less with each...

They also had two WRs that are ranked top ten at that position for this draft and another one that looks destined for something similar based on his tournament play.

This wasn’t a thing. We never lost a game in which Wiley got more than three carries.

I would add Clemson to my list. My list is based on the last 25 years at minimum. You have to have done something in the past 25 years, and I’ll allow for slightly less if you did a lot in the 10-15 years prior to that.

Yes. I guess a big part of who is on the list is based on how long the list is. -OSU -Michigan -OU -Texas -PSU -ND -FSU -Miami -Florida -USC -Oregon -LSU -Bama These would be my blue bloods. The Florida schools have all been roller coasters recently especially Florida and FSU have had some...

Nebraska can join us in the unique “used to be a blue blood” category.

I rank it like this: 1.DL - big group and some highly rated guys. 2.TE - Voss 3.OL - big group with some good offers 4.RB - Estrada looks to have great potential, big back Castillo is intriguing 5.WR - some highly rated guys, couple speedy smaller guys, not sure I see a number one type wr in...

I’m holding my breath that these kids don’t find out the Bison are now in the FBS.

If I recall correctly McKnight was the lowest rated of the bunch, but made more of an impact than Cooper who was the highest rated.

That third point of really running up the scores with that dog crap schedule the first year was a smart move for optics.

Exactly, I’ve heard him say he doesn’t believe in redshirting. Not sure if they literally don’t use redshirts, but crazy if true. Also I’ve seen him take the ball first in overtime which is just coaching malpractice. Zero chance he would have gotten a job of this caliber based solely on his...

Jalen Smith didn’t have many offers either. It’d be more eye brow raising to me if we didn’t offer Mack.

The difference in assistant salary pool certainly doesn’t tilt things our way.

No we didn’t lose many to ISU, but Franklin at PSU landed a couple of the higher rated ones in recent years, I suspect Campbell may land some from time to time as well having more pull at PSU.

You pretty much always take multiple linemen each year on both sides of the ball.