LMAO. Consistent 9 or 10 win team year in & out? That's absurd.
BTW, how's Deion doing at Colorado?
Pitt is what Pitt is
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BTW, how's Deion doing at Colorado?
JMU didn't win the Sun Belt. They weren't even eligible to play in the Conference Championship.
The Narduzzi comments are just ridiculous.
I am not advocating the firing of Narduzzi but keeping him also will not end the mediocrity. 10 years has proven that. Replacing him with the best possible candidate will yield worst, better or the same results. At least there is a chance for better. The question is whether the new powers that be are satisfied maintaining the status quo.
I don’t know what part NIL played in the kids that came to Indiana this last off season but I read they had 30 transfers come in. Doubt it was all because of the opportunity to play for the good Cignetti. Money talks in all things, especially is days.
NIL isn’t controlled by Pitt or others by definition
So i’m looking a reported expenses
He had a bunch of d2 and low major transfers
Folks pretending Cignetti bought a team are idiots , including the senator
That's a HUGE assumption on your part. There is absolutely a chance, and a very good one, that Pitt will do worse.
There is no coaching change that can be made to end the mediocrity at Pitt. There is only one way possible to break that cycle. Start bringing in elite recruiting classes - both HS & portal talent. Recruiting has to be on par with Miami, Alabama, Georgia, tOSU, Oregon, Texas, etc.
If you can't even get your talent level on par with those schools, then you're only in the sport for shits & giggles and to take pride in some level of mediocrity. Pitt doesn't seem to have a donor base that is interested in making that happen.
That’s why our coaches are well compensated.
That’s on them .
Otherwise - fire them and buy cheap staff and funnel those
Millions into nil
Flush with cash and aligned with NIL, Indiana has tools to sustain Curt Cignetti's turnaround vision
The head of Indiana's NIL arm says Cignetti is exactly what the program needed -- an 'acceptable version of Bobby Knight'
www.cbssports.com
Guess it depends how you define location. Location is good in that we are in the middle of a pretty good recruiting footprint. Plus you have the closeness to the Steelers.
Location is bad in that you have PSU 3 hours to the east and OSU 3 hours to the west and WVU 90 minutes to the south. Plus the allure of ND who has always recruited this area.
But I think you probably mean location in that we can't have an on-campus stadium due to space & political constraints and have to play in a stadium that is too big for our needs which emphasizes this with hideous bright yellow seats.
Now you're just being ridiculous. If you want a competitive program, you shouldn't go cheap with either. It used to be on them. It's really not been that way for a long time.
The boosters that matter at Pitt probably love Narduzzi. He delivers competitive teams with a NIL budget that's in the bottom half of the league. They get reasonably competitive football on the cheap.
Coaches are well compensated everywhere. It's because guys like Jimmy Sexton know how to play boosters and administrators.
Flush with cash and aligned with NIL, Indiana has tools to sustain Curt Cignetti's turnaround vision
The head of Indiana's NIL arm says Cignetti is exactly what the program needed -- an 'acceptable version of Bobby Knight'
I thought you weren’t allowed to donate if you have mediocre results on the field for 40 plus years.
Why would you have these expectations….in most of the seasons during his tenure Narduzzi’s teams have played sloppy and undisciplined FB. What we have seen the last month isn’t anything new. Details aren’t his thing. That’s how you lose on average 5 games per year. Of course, the clown show we saw last Saturday was a new low even for him.
No. Your response is the only thing that is dumb.
Tell us how it ends Pitt's 40 year run of mediocrity.
Another dumb response.
Who is 'a real head coach"? Give us names.
Coaches aren't magicians. No coach wins without superior talent. Pitt isn't a school that can win a national title.
No. I meant numbers 1 and 2. I don’t think the city location playing second fiddle to the Steelers is as good for business as advertised. Then you throw in point two.
