Frost v Fleck
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O $hit, you are talking about the crappy area lazlos is in. Didnt they rebrand that "the rail yard", yeah that place is so awesome businesses cant even stay around.
Lol. This is fun isn't it. You say something and I correct you. You seem angry.
You truly are to stupid to have a conversation with. You asked for examples, I should have just responded "mo washington." When you imply someone would like to see your genitals you are in fact a dunce. Hey quick question if Nebraska is so cool, why did you move to Denver? Lincoln sucks a$s, you cannot get from the south side (nice side until they put a Walmart next to the nicest development in town) to the interstate in less than 30 minutes. I get it dude, you are insecure because your team has sucked and now you have hope before anything actually happens on the field.
Follow up: Illinios sucks, no one cares enough about them to talk $hit. By you being here you do realize you are actively acknowledging you perceive Iowa as a threat, right?
This is getting dumb. Thanks for that.
You're example of Mo Washington being a reason Frost is "win at all costs" doesn't make sense and you've been asked several times to explain it and you haven't. More likely you can't. I didn't think you could and now I know you can't so no need to answer, unless you actually have an intelligent reply.
You brought up my genitals...not me. Maybe stop thinking about my junk.
I've lived all over and never once implied Lincoln is better than Denver. Simply stated it's a nice city and good college town. I'd be happy to send my son there. You're reaching.
Yes, it takes longer to drive across Lincoln than small towns like IC. If you think Lincoln roadways or traffic is bad. Please do not live in any city larger than 250K. Lol, seriously man!
Explain to me how I've come across as insecure? I've simply stated and provided my reason why I think NU will get better. I looked at history that is a good indicator or future results. Frost is a hella good coach. He recruits pretty well, is a hot name right now, develops players, understands what it takes to win at a place like Nebraska, and has a offensive scheme that has proven at Oregon and UCF to be one if not the most potent offense out there.
Actually, your signature explains my thoughts on why NU will be really good in the next 2-3 years.
Everybody talks about hard work beating talent, more talent pounds lesser talent when it works equally as hard.
They can out-recruit iowa, Wisc, NW, and the rest of the B1G West every year. Now that they have a coach that will demand they work just as hard as a team like iowa...why wouldn't NU be better than iowa soon? NU will have more talent and as long as they work equally hard, they'll pound iowa
I noticed NCAA rules and academic "flexibility" weren't on your list. Props for being honest.
There is no way you are this dumb. Mo washington didnt get touched by anyone because he was a giant risk, except scooter. Large cities have an infrastructure designed to allow you to move freely, lincoln was built by small brains and has 0 access. "Hella good" fvck u, I already hate you. You're from nebraska you butt fvck. Everything you have is hope, what you dont have are wins. Your once proud tradition was build on steroids, enabling, and an old rule that allowed partial qualifiers. Are you not slightly embarrassed you represent a school that fought the b12 to not raise academic standards? Nebraska is the doormat of the west, deal with it.This is getting dumb. Thanks for that.
You're example of Mo Washington being a reason Frost is "win at all costs" doesn't make sense and you've been asked several times to explain it and you haven't. More likely you can't. I didn't think you could and now I know you can't so no need to answer, unless you actually have an intelligent reply.
You brought up my genitals...not me. Maybe stop thinking about my junk.
I've lived all over and never once implied Lincoln is better than Denver. Simply stated it's a nice city and good college town. I'd be happy to send my son there. You're reaching.
Yes, it takes longer to drive across Lincoln than small towns like IC. If you think Lincoln roadways or traffic is bad. Please do not live in any city larger than 250K. Lol, seriously man!
Explain to me how I've come across as insecure? I've simply stated and provided my reason why I think NU will get better. I looked at history that is a good indicator or future results. Frost is a hella good coach. He recruits pretty well, is a hot name right now, develops players, understands what it takes to win at a place like Nebraska, and has a offensive scheme that has proven at Oregon and UCF to be one if not the most potent offense out there.
Actually, your signature explains my thoughts on why NU will be really good in the next 2-3 years.
Everybody talks about hard work beating talent, more talent pounds lesser talent when it works equally as hard.
They can out-recruit iowa, Wisc, NW, and the rest of the B1G West every year. Now that they have a coach that will demand they work just as hard as a team like iowa...why wouldn't NU be better than iowa soon? NU will have more talent and as long as they work equally hard, they'll pound iowa
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weenie answer.
Since you have mentioned the term "win at all costs" in several different threads, define what you mean or STFU.
Are we under a Frost warning?
This is all very skeeeery.
Maybe prayer would help me deal with a projected 5 win team we curbstomped last season.
Can you hold me?
Believe it or not I actually think this is much more likely to happen than old closet hider actually producing year in and year out.
If you really believe that and are not just spouting off because of your hatred for the Huskers you truly are an idiot. You bring nothing intelligent to the conversation. Now just one more to ignore.
There is no rational with them. They still think they are in the little 8. Dont worry the season will come soon enough and they will get back to getting curb stomped.
Apparently the only teams who can even be considered to win the West over the next decade are Nebraska and Wisconsin. I actually think Purdue could win the West in Brohm's tenure. He can coach. I can make a case for Wisconsin, Purdue, Iowa or Northwestern winning the West this year. Subsequent years Nebraska will definitely be in the mix. But to say Purdue won't be a contender with Brohm is just odd.
I'm not sure we will be a contender yet this year. We will be like last year. Our defense has a lot of shoes to fill and they will be filled with freshman for the most part. The offense should be much improved though. If the receivers can catch the ball this year, that will be a big win!
I have no idea what motivations Brohm has but the hardest part for Purdue could be keeping Brohm.
Is this a serious question? If Brohm can turn around that program he will be the next hot coach on the market with every single top program with an opening after him. No offense but there's 30+ football programs that are better in every way (more money, history, facilities, recruiting proximity). Does he have ties to Purdue or the state of Indiana? If not he will leave within 3 years. However he does seem like a loyal guy and could stick around for a while. I personally think if he stays it's going to make them a 8+ win team annually and a contender in the West...certainly over NW.
From an outsider, the Purdue job doesn't look like it's an equal job to Louisville. But that's just one person's perception. He's Louisville born and raised, and its his alma-mater. We've seen in recent history the power that an alma-mater has on drawing coaches to their school. I don't see why this would be different. It's not like he's coaching at a blue blood program. I don't mean disrespect, I think that's the truth.
Can you tell me what some of the things are that I may not be considering or aware of about the Purdue job that have changed for the better in the last two years?
For the record, I hope he stays put at Purdue. I think Purdue getting good again is great for the B1G brand and it's teams. I was not pleased to see Indiana lose/get rid of Kevin Wilson (he had to go, but I wish he wouldn't have made it a necessity). I much prefer a conference where every week is a battle as opposed to a league where the bottom few teams are not competitive.
It's too, not to genius as in the opening of your post. You truly are to stupid to have a conversation with. Did you even graduate from high school? Probably a dropout, but I'm willing to give you the benefit of the doubt! LMAO!!
They get $50 mil a year in big ten money which has allowed them to build a $65 million football only training facility (this has been a recruiting game changer), we have proven we will pay him and his assistants by signing him to a $3.5 million deal that goes up to $4.5 mil by the end of his deal. It also allows his assistants pool at $3.9 million which has allowed him to hire recruiting coordinators from Ohio St and Northwestern. We also are continuing to do more to the stadium leading up to our south endzone plan where the AD has said they would like to spend around $250 million because we want to win at Purdue. Plus Brohm seems to be happy. I'd say Purdue is just as good as Louisville. Wasn't 2 years ago. Our new AD has been a game changer.
You ever tried to type too into a phone with quick type? It's a pain in the ass. Again both of my undergrads and my M.A.C are from the 2nd and 3rd best universities in your state. I will concede CU is better than N.W.U and Doane.
So you are saying your AD has made changes that has improved the desirability and performance of your athletic programs? How profound.......
It's an amazing concept isn't it! Our previous AD didn't understand that. He instead would hire a coach and expect them to win with facilities from the 90's and the lowest possible budget. Was not a good job.
I think Brohm is a good coach and I applaud your optimism...the Big Ten can always use an upgrade and Purdue is trending up.
But a "job" doesn't suddenly improve in 2 years. You were 3-9 and 7-6 the last two years. Your home attendance numbers got a nice bump (thank you alcohol sales) but they were are near the bottom of the conference (dead last in 2016). So, nowhere to go but up.
You're trending well, but you have a ways to go. I don't Notre Dame is worried about losing market share yet.
Purdue fans didn't just disappear. We took 4 years of football off. But no, I agree that we aren't a national team, but we are an up and coming team with a good coach that has everything he needs to win recruits vs OSU, Michigan, and Iowa. Alcohol sales weren't the reason for the huge attendance bump. It was the product on the field. It's the same reason we will get another huge boost this year. Purdue can be a destination job. That's if you consider Iowa, northwestern, minnesota, and other teams like that as destination jobs.
as the saying goes, that's a big "IF". Not sure what other teams "like that" are...other than Big Ten teams. Minne, NWestern and Iowa's football programs have very different profiles.
The money and prestige of the Big Ten makes any B1G job a "good" job, and winning will fill more seats..where ever you are. But the term "destination job" only fits a few. Northwestern and Minnesota are not one of them...neither is Purdue. (and to answer your reply "SO...are you saying IOWA is?!") It's not a Penn St or Michigan, but it's solidly in that next tier.
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First of all let's correct your subtle misrepresentation of what I said. You seem like a reasonable guy (and thank you for that, we get plenty of clone, husker and goopher trolls over here) so I'll assume you just missed it.
I wrote that Iowa was: "not a Penn St or Michigan, but it's solidly in that next tier." not... "we're a powerhouse". That clarified, here are a few areas to start your research:
attendance
won/loss record over the last 40 years
annual revenue of the football program
national brand recognition
awards of both players and coaches over the last 40 years
Look around this website and you'll find plenty of links in various threads placing IOWA in the TOP 25 of pretty much every category above (and some I've overlooked). Here are a few starters...you can take it from there.
http://www.businessinsider.com/schools-most-revenue-college-sports-2016-10#21-oregon--1057-million-5
http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_records/Attendance/2017.pdf
https://athlonsports.com/college-football/college-footballs-top-25-logos-2016
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nc...college-football-fan-bases/ss-AAs8PR3#image=3
I got nothin' against the Boilers, I like to see you on the upswing. It's good for the conference and in my experience your fans seem pretty decent. Just sayin' you've got a ways to go until you start showing up on some of those lists.
Good luck! You got us in 2017, we'll be ready this year.
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