You have to clean up the program first before you get the big time recruits fans of PSU might not like it but thats just the way it will have to be. You go after the coach who will clean up the program give him 3-5 years or so then you go after a big name coach. No big name coach is going to step into a messy situation. They do have to give Bradley a chance to run the program.
I think they should stick with all the old coaches for at least one more season until they hire a new President and AD and the investigation is complete, and the governor removes his nose from the situation. Even if it further damages PSU football, they need to get the university right first.
Stick with the old coaches? They can't do that. Better they put the program on a 1 year hiatus.
Stick with the old coaches? They can't do that. Better they put the program on a 1 year hiatus.
I don't buy Colin Cowherd's 99.9% certainty that all the coaches knew. When you hear all these former footballa ssociates of Sanudsky come out, like Millen and today Jon Ritchie, and talk about it, I believe them that they didn't know.
I think it's a 50/50 shot that McQueary revealed what he saw to more than the 3 people in the GJ report, and for that Cowherd might be right. but I believe Cowherd is a blowhard for saying there's an absolute certainty.
For one, it argues against the fact that these men were covering it up. If McQueary is revealing it to other coaches and other people, then that puts the cover-up in jeapordy.
Second, all these coaches have stuck around State College when better jobs were offered. Even after 2009 when the investigation started. Do people believe it's a 99% certainty of their awareness while these guys had lifelines to other top schools? Some, like Larry Johnson, were offered a promotion to DC at other schools.
I think they should stick with all the old coaches for at least one more season until they hire a new President and AD and the investigation is complete, and the governor removes his nose from the situation. Even if it further damages PSU football, they need to get the university right first.
If you don't care about further damage to PSU football ... and you only care about getting the university right first ... why keep all the coaches around that got you into this mess in the first place? Their old-boy cover-up network will just impede the investigation anyway. And how the hell are they going to coach if they're all indicted anyway?
Clean house sooner, rather than later. Let the healing begin sooner, rather than later.
In speaking to PSU people over the last couple days, they frankly do not care about the football program, at the moment. This is much bigger than that for the school.
I can't begin to answer your questions. why? No coaches have been indicted. No coaches have been accused of a cover-up. Bringing in a new coaching staff under these circumstances is just going to be a useless exercise anyway.
I can't begin to answer your questions. why? No coaches have been indicted. No coaches have been accused of a cover-up. Bringing in a new coaching staff under these circumstances is just going to be a useless exercise anyway.
Of course it's useless ... "even if it further damages PSU football" ...
Do you care about PSU football or not?
Maybe it's not just the rioting students that have no perspective? First, my thoughts are with the victims and their families. Second, I would support any effort to rid the university of the system that created this horrific situation.
You are right. McQueary has niether been indicted nor accused of a cover-up ... he should be in a good position to coach that one additional year you want him to ... what do you want his new role to be?
This isn't very productive ... I need to take a step back ... this is a pretty emotional topic.
Upstater - Have yourself a good weekend. Hopefully we'll all be able to return to a more civil topic someday soon.
People who don't know about Paterno at all are saying PSU is a place where molestation is enabled.