Is it true that you have a poster of Kip Winger hanging up in your house? Asking for a friend.When Milton and crazed post in the back of my mind I’m thinking these mother fckrs have never seen a single episode of vanderpump
Is it true that you have a poster of Kip Winger hanging up in your house? Asking for a friend.When Milton and crazed post in the back of my mind I’m thinking these mother fckrs have never seen a single episode of vanderpump
I doubt he goes anywhere else. He's said as much that he wants this to be his last stop, and his wife LOVES Bloomington, and he does as well.I’m not sure you’re reading the room right.
We’re not saying we want him to leave. We fear that the pressure to “move up” to a perennial big-time program will be such that he’ll say, in effect, that this is just too big to ignore.
Your words to God’s ears.I doubt he goes anywhere else. He's said as much that he wants this to be his last stop, and his wife LOVES Bloomington, and he does as well.
He's a superstar, but and Lance Leipold are built the same way inasmuch as Leipold could have gone anywhere he wanted to but chose to stick around in Kansas. Both guys are top 5 coaches in the country. Indiana is going to reward him significantly and Cig is going to get even more NIL money. It is a no brainer for IU.
On the topic of NIL, while we are not Ohio State in NIL, we have far more NIL cash now than what people think, and a lot more in the hopper. There's a couple of reasons Julian Lewis is involved with Indiana: (1) his relationship with the offensive staff, in particular Sunseri; and (2) We can meet his NIL requirements.
As for Cig, he's the master at changing the culture and maintaining his new culture. He's a phenomenal attention to detail guy. The guys who go to practice have repeatedly said that they have never seen a staff practice so fast and hard with such attention to detail at Indiana before. Just look at the development of the players he brought from JMU, or even the IU guys- Mike Katic has gone from a guy who wasn't going to get drafted or even really looked at by NFL scouts to now being a guy that is likely going to get drafted. Look at the unselfish running back room. Everybody blocks, everybody runs routes and nobody complains about carries. Same with the receivers, in particular Sarrat, Cooper and Williams are fantastic perimeter blockers. Unselfish.
What Cig has done is extraordinary, in particular given the woeful talent levels we had the last two-three years. I was told Cig and his staff were shocked and appalled at the lack of speed, athleticism and weight room commitment from the previous roster. When guys like Blidi and Minor leave after spring for more cash, what does Cig do? He goes out and gets West and Ponds--upgrades over the other guys.
I doubt he goes anywhere else. He's said as much that he wants this to be his last stop, and his wife LOVES Bloomington, and he does as well.
He's a superstar, but and Lance Leipold are built the same way inasmuch as Leipold could have gone anywhere he wanted to but chose to stick around in Kansas. Both guys are top 5 coaches in the country. Indiana is going to reward him significantly and Cig is going to get even more NIL money. It is a no brainer for IU.
On the topic of NIL, while we are not Ohio State in NIL, we have far more NIL cash now than what people think, and a lot more in the hopper. There's a couple of reasons Julian Lewis is involved with Indiana: (1) his relationship with the offensive staff, in particular Sunseri; and (2) We can meet his NIL requirements.
As for Cig, he's the master at changing the culture and maintaining his new culture. He's a phenomenal attention to detail guy. The guys who go to practice have repeatedly said that they have never seen a staff practice so fast and hard with such attention to detail at Indiana before. Just look at the development of the players he brought from JMU, or even the IU guys- Mike Katic has gone from a guy who wasn't going to get drafted or even really looked at by NFL scouts to now being a guy that is likely going to get drafted. Look at the unselfish running back room. Everybody blocks, everybody runs routes and nobody complains about carries. Same with the receivers, in particular Sarrat, Cooper and Williams are fantastic perimeter blockers. Unselfish.
What Cig has done is extraordinary, in particular given the woeful talent levels we had the last two-three years. I was told Cig and his staff were shocked and appalled at the lack of speed, athleticism and weight room commitment from the previous roster. When guys like Blidi and Minor leave after spring for more cash, what does Cig do? He goes out and gets West and Ponds--upgrades over the other guys.
So disappointing to hear about the lack of commitment in the weight room. That's one thing anyone can do - you don't have to be super athletic to commit to weight training.I doubt he goes anywhere else. He's said as much that he wants this to be his last stop, and his wife LOVES Bloomington, and he does as well.
He's a superstar, and he and Lance Leipold are built the same way inasmuch as Leipold could have gone anywhere he wanted to but chose to stick around in Kansas. Both guys are top 5 coaches in the country. Indiana is going to reward him significantly and Cig is going to get even more NIL money. It is a no brainer for IU.
On the topic of NIL, while we are not Ohio State in NIL, we have far more NIL cash now than what people think, and a lot more in the hopper. There's a couple of reasons Julian Lewis is involved with Indiana: (1) his relationship with the offensive staff, in particular Sunseri; and (2) We can meet his NIL requirements.
As for Cig, he's the master at changing the culture and maintaining his new culture. He's a phenomenal attention to detail guy. The guys who go to practice have repeatedly said that they have never seen a staff practice so fast and hard with such attention to detail at Indiana before. Just look at the development of the players he brought from JMU, or even the IU guys- Mike Katic has gone from a guy who wasn't going to get drafted or even really looked at by NFL scouts to now being a guy that is likely going to get drafted. Look at the unselfish running back room. Everybody blocks, everybody runs routes and nobody complains about carries. Same with the receivers, in particular Sarrat, Cooper and Williams are fantastic perimeter blockers. Unselfish.
What Cig has done is extraordinary, in particular given the woeful talent levels we had the last two-three years. I was told Cig and his staff were shocked and appalled at the lack of speed, athleticism and weight room commitment from the previous roster. When guys like Blidi and Minor leave after spring for more cash, what does Cig do? He goes out and gets West and Ponds--upgrades over the other guys.
When guys like Blidi and Minor leave after spring for more cash, what does Cig do? He goes out and gets West and Ponds--upgrades over the other guys.
Yes, Nebraska didn't know how good they had it when they shit-canned Frank Solich and Bo Pelini.The difference between winning and building a program here at IU and trying to rebuild or maintain at a storied program cannot be overstated. While the built in advantages are legion at a Texas, USC, Oklahoma, Georgia, Clemson, Miami, Florida, Florida State, Alabama, LSU, Notre Dame and the like, so are the expectations and the pitfalls. Average 10 wins a year here for a decade, and they will build a statue of you and name a stadium after you. Average 10 wins a year at the above mentioned schools and unless you bring a natty or two in the process, that gets you fired and you are nothing but a footnote on their way to something better.
Yes, Nebraska didn't know how good they had it when they shit-canned Frank Solich and Bo Pelini.
I don't know what 'Bama's situation personnel-wise when Deboer took over. I seem to remember they had a lot hit the portal, but I don't remember.Wonder what the buyer's remorse quotient is looking like at the offices of the Bama A.D. and DeBoer right about now?
I don't know what 'Bama's situation personne-wise when Deboer took over. I seem to remember they had a lot hit the portal, but I don't remember.
I have no doubt if they stick with Deboer they'll be back on, or near, the top. He didn't forget how to coach. But Alabama is not patient.
Absolutely. The grass isn't always greener. Personally, I thought Deboer was a great fit in Washington and was surprised he left, even for Alabama. Plus, he's been kind of a west coast guy. Life is a little different in the deep south....I agree, I just used that situation to illustrate just how bad it can be inside the pressure cooker of being "the guy" at a storied CFB program.
Yes, Nebraska didn't know how good they had it when they shit-canned Frank Solich and Bo Pelini.
Did it move Murty?Damn look at that old coug!!! Got it goin again
Out of football. He went to LSU as the DC and set records an abysmal defensive performance. Most passing yards given up in a game in the SEC, and on and on. He appears to have lost his museGood friend of mine is a NEB alum & big fan. He said when they fired Pelini they were fvcking up. Said he was an asshole and didn't get along with the big donors and all that shit.
He went to Youngstown State, didn't he? I haven't heard anything about him since, one way or the other.
He was a prick, by all accounts, yes. He always had that crazed look, to me. Maybe the stress got to him, like it got to Knight, where he just wasn't media friendly.Good friend of mine is a NEB alum & big fan. He said when they fired Pelini they were fvcking up. Said he was an asshole and didn't get along with the big donors and all that shit.
He went to Youngstown State, didn't he? I haven't heard anything about him since, one way or the other.
The best choice, I'm glad I turned them down.
High rollers? Kinda pedestrian setup IMO (the usual setup), but cool if you don't want to carry a cooler around all morning and just buy from a vendor.The studio setup they're erecting on 17th is huge, fully twice the size they had for B1G Noon (if not more). For this one they've had to get rid of the big tailgate tent area they had earlier this year for the high rollers.
This was a test, playing with a second string QB with an interception to start the 2nd half, the defense and special teams made key plays. We didn't ace this test, but it was a test.So, is MSU going to be our first true test?
I was watching our press conference, what happenedOhio State fans showing their colors right now.
Didn't like the result of a review, started throwing water bottles on the field.I was watching our press conference, what happened
MSU and Michigan are put up or shut up time. We need to go to Columbus 10-0 if want to seriously make a claim at a playoff spot.So, is MSU going to be our first true test?
I am confident the Big Ten will act with their usual quick speed and dedication and fine Nebraska for causing Ohio State mental distress.Didn't like the result of a review, started throwing water bottles on the field.
No chanceSo, is MSU going to be our first true test?
I see 9-0 after next weekend.No chance
I'm calling it now. 12-0. Big ten(20?) champs.
No matter our political leanings I think we can all agree we are having fun with IU football. What?!
Cfb playoff or final four. Pick one. Not a championshipI loved the, "In 49 states it is just football, but this is Indiana" comment in the broadcast. That even though I slightly prefer basketball over football.
WTF does that mean, Sally?I have to weakly disagree
Grow a set of balls
This year, playoffs just because it is so novel for us. In the abstract, basketball as it is my favorite sport.Cfb playoff or final four. Pick one. Not a championship
My phone is old. Must have misquoted or replied to wrong thread.WTF does that mean, Sally?
I have no idea where I got this notion and understand it doesn't make any sense, but for some reason it feels like the whole portal/NIL/transfer thing that has changed college sports has been more detrimental to basketball that football. Maybe it's nothing more than a function of the roster size differences between the two. Or maybe it's my perception that the emphasis on social media "fame" is greater with basketball players than footballers.
Cfb playoff or final four. Pick one. Not a championship