For those without the Athletic, his parents were both PSU grads (and a former player) with season tickets. So not just us whiffing on legacies.
No children here but I’d want my kids to make their own decisions
Chryst and Wisconsin put a lot of O lineman in the NFL. Do you think this had anything to do with his decision?
Stanford is the top of my list regardless of positionIf I'm a lineman with dreams of playing in the NFL, Wisconsin is absolutely near the top of my list of schools. Now if I was a linebacker, Penn State is up there. Defensive back? I'm looking at LSU or OSU. For the life of me, I'll never figure out why Pitt is never better for the quality talent they put in the NFL. Over this generation they've had elite talent with Fitzgerald, Donald, Revis, McCoy, and Lee along with a solid lineup of productive players (Boyd, Conner, Maddox, O'Neill, etc.).
Stanford is the top of my list regardless of position
Not if you are a wrestler.Stanford is the top of my list regardless of position
Not enough 4 & 5 Star Rated Recruits across all Positions most Years. Also, Mediocre Coaching(or worse in some Years). But even the Great Coaches who win National Titles or now make the 4 Teams College Playoffs, get the Best Players(Top 10 Classes) in most cases.For the life of me, I'll never figure out why Pitt is never better for the quality talent they put in the NFL. Over this generation they've had elite talent with Fitzgerald, Donald, Revis, McCoy, and Lee along with a solid lineup of productive players (Boyd, Conner, Maddox, O'Neill, etc.).
Actually, there was an article in the past few weeks either on ESPN or CBSSports Website(forget which one) that ranked College Football Schools by Positions that I think went back to 1998 until now, and The CULT was not even listed in the Top Schools for LBs. Think the Top 10 Schools were listed. They did get a mention for the D-Linemen Position(think in the lower part of the Top 10). Or the List might have been 5 Schools with a few Honorable Mentions outside of the Top 5-IIRC.If I'm a lineman with dreams of playing in the NFL, Wisconsin is absolutely near the top of my list of schools. Now if I was a linebacker, Penn State is up there. Defensive back? I'm looking at LSU or OSU.
Actually, there was an article in the past few weeks either on ESPN or CBSSports Website(forget which one) that ranked College Football Schools by Positions that I think went back to 1998 until now, and The CULT was not even listed in the Top Schools for LBs. Think the Top 10 Schools were listed. They did get a mention for the D-Linemen Position(think in the lower part of the Top 10). Or the List might have been 5 Schools with a few Honorable Mentions outside of the Top 10-IIRC.
As far as The CULT being Linebacker U, that Title no longer applies as was long ago(1970s/1980s) when their DC was starting his Pedophile Activities that were ok apparently, since he was a Good DC that helped them win 2 National Titles(did Creepy Valley ever relinquish those 2 National Titles since they were only won thanks to Uncle Jerry?).
So. Milk Dud lost two to Wisky?His Brother is already there.
Plus, don't forget about all the delicious local cheeses.If I was an offensive lineman Wisconsin would be a dream destination. You get to line up and run block most of the time and they have a reputation for developing quality NFL prospects up front. Plus, some kids want to get away.
Because you have to play the game with at least 22 players. One or two elite level players on a team full of middling talent won't move the needle much. Team talent level is critical.If I'm a lineman with dreams of playing in the NFL, Wisconsin is absolutely near the top of my list of schools. Now if I was a linebacker, Penn State is up there. Defensive back? I'm looking at LSU or OSU. For the life of me, I'll never figure out why Pitt is never better for the quality talent they put in the NFL. Over this generation they've had elite talent with Fitzgerald, Donald, Revis, McCoy, and Lee along with a solid lineup of productive players (Boyd, Conner, Maddox, O'Neill, etc.).