That would make more sense to me a a nice step up for Smith. No outsized expectations by the administration, boosters or fans. He could win 8 games/year and have forever job.
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Also, he got a $52M contract with 85% guaranteed ($44M). Even though you are only pocketing half that after everyone gets paid, that's generational wealth secured for your family.
I understand why he took the MSU job. The money is very sweet. I'm thinking from the other side of the table, the fit for the school that is hiring him.
Lewis just got lucky!
What happened to their previous OL coach? I don't remember who it was, but do know that they seemed to have been putting 1 or 2 OLs on the All B1G teams every year even though the team wasn't good.
Thanks.
Just read Anderson's bio. No way he's unemployed for long.
Kurt Anderson (American football) - Wikipedia
Does Pete Carroll coach in college next year?
Pete Carroll to Alabama actually makes a lot of sense?
Pete Carroll to Alabama actually makes a lot of sense?
That includes a dip during a period when he had failed to adapt to modern era and pretty much still refused to play freshmen. Recruiting had tanked so he adapted and they quickly elevated again.
Here's a basic contrast to PSU & MSU:
1. PSU owns PA while MSU plays 2nd fiddle in MI. PA is also a bigger state.
2. PA has much better recruiting talent than MI and borders much better recruiting grounds with NJ, MD, NY & WV (both have OH) compared to WI, IN & Canada.
3. PSU has a much larger stadium which generates twice the gameday revenue than MSU while also having an alumni base for donations and other support which dwarfs MSU's. Unlike what we're familiar with at CU, all PSU campuses throughout PA are part of the main campus and they're all Nittany Lions donating to the same place.
4. PSU is a top mover of the ratings needle in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. So they're a broadcast partner darling for being one of the few properties that can deliver a good number to an area that has relatively low interest in college football but represents about 1/4 of the U.S. population - regardless of their record or who they're playing. Conversely, MSU is more in the category of being a media asset which can move the needle when ranked and playing a compelling opponent (nothing special since every P4 and some G5s can do that).
I could go on, but those are some high notes on why the program resources at PSU are drastically better than at MSU. Much bigger than the expectations gap, which makes PSU a much better job.
I'm happy for Coach Lew. His honor's intact and he'll upgrade his staff.
Not that I can provide any data to back this up, and what we saw this year was plain baffling, but O'Boyle has some cred as an OL coach and it would not surprise me to see Lewis' SDSU offense be very good in a couple years and O'Boyle to prosper as well.
Interesting graphic
Didn’t have USC in the B1G, unless revenue is so low it didn’t even make the list.
SEC’s top three are the two new members and aTm?
No private schools report their numbers. More than USC is missing.Interesting graphic
Didn’t have USC in the B1G, unless revenue is so low it didn’t even make the list.
SEC’s top three are the two new members and aTm?
This article mentions Bronco Mendenhall as a UW candidate. That would be hilarious!
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Washington football coaching job pluses, minuses and candidates after Kalen DeBoer — The Athletic
The Huskies' next coach is not inheriting the same team that just played for the national title.
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Oh please let Kyle Wittingham go to UW and forever get Utah back to their rightful spot of irrelevancy
Whelp this list is a clear indication of the new P2 CFB pecking order. Over half that list is basically the top half of the B12 coaching talent.
They should probably just give it to Grubb, but given how Jimmy Lake worked out, I bet they go the more experienced route
Was just coming to say that. P2 coaching jobs are obviously showing being valued higher than the low life conferences.
The sport is eating itself alive
Why? Washington is a better job than all the ones that are occupied by the HCs on that list regardless of their move to the B1G.
Little Dom from Pittsburgh says it’s Grubb for UW.
We are on the same team here, B1G and SEC jobs are the tops and the rest are not and that is totally cool if people/coaches are seeing the writing on the wall
Once Purdue and Indiana and Vanderbilt are poaching HCs from Utah, Arizona, ASU, BYU, Iowa State, etc I will agree. Until then, good jobs are good jobs and bad ones are bad ones