Marshall is a shiit sandwich poster...false praise, then the shiit in between another slice of false praise.Ignore him and his various aliases.
Marshall is a shiit sandwich poster...false praise, then the shiit in between another slice of false praise.Ignore him and his various aliases.
Previous WR performance has nothing to do with it. That was a previous coaching staff and different players. I don’t think anyone believes that correlation carries over now. If anything, this staff has to prove they can coach up players because their own WR coach, who was responsible for putting a few guys in the NFL, quit very early in his PSU tenure. Largely, though, it seems to come down to NIL funds. Otherwise, Taylor wouldn’t have even given Rhule and Nebraska the time of day because Nebraska has no history of WR development.You raise great points, and I mostly agree with them. Campbell will do great here. I do think they are still learning wr recruiting at this level. It is crazy territory. They had matched Auburn’s nil offer for Hall, had a silent verbal from the visit, and (supposedly true story) Auburn threw in a $100k truck at the end to land (flip) the commitment. Even though Campbell had nothing to do with it, we won’t be getting discounts on upper level wr prospects until PSU flips the disastrous script on wr development. We have not had success since Dotson and Washington. It is absolutely vital for our reputation and recruiting that Sowell has a great season and gets drafted. Maybe then a Hall or Taylor will not back out of a (silent) commitment here for just a few more dollars when we have a value proposition that we will get you drafted.
While money is a big part of it, especially at wr, qb and edge, recent success in sending players to the League can help mitigate smaller differences in compensation with programs like Neb that has no success in wr development. Taylor is roughly getting from Neb what we pay Koby Howard and Sowell, which is equivalent to what you pay solid starting but not (yet) elite WR talent in the portal.Previous WR performance has nothing to do with it. That was a previous coaching staff and different players. I don’t think anyone believes that correlation carries over now. If anything, this staff has to prove they can coach up players because their own WR coach, who was responsible for putting a few guys in the NFL, quit very early in his PSU tenure. Largely, though, it seems to come down to NIL funds. Otherwise, Taylor wouldn’t have even given Rhule and Nebraska the time of day because Nebraska has no history of WR development.
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If you hung out in our group, with that attitude you would be hitchhiking I-80 in
November in the rain.
I don't hang with fanboys. Do you have a secret handshake?If you hung out in our group, with that attitude you would be hitchhiking I-80 in
November in the rain.
Franklin has more than 2x The number of former players on NFL rosters than Campbell. Recruits have agents with data. The real issue is money now. Not in the future. Take the biggest offer today and then again tomorrow.Previous WR performance has nothing to do with it. That was a previous coaching staff and different players. I don’t think anyone believes that correlation carries over now. If anything, this staff has to prove they can coach up players because their own WR coach, who was responsible for putting a few guys in the NFL, quit very early in his PSU tenure. Largely, though, it seems to come down to NIL funds. Otherwise, Taylor wouldn’t have even given Rhule and Nebraska the time n the future. Inof day because Nebraska has no history of WR development.
Maybe that's because of where they were coaching. HmmmnFranklin has more than 2x The number of former players on NFL rosters than Campbell. Recruits have agents with data. The real issue is money now. Not in the future. Take the biggest offer today and then again tomorrow.
Proven “elite” WRs in the portal are most likely demanding far more money than HS WRs. If PSU can’t afford high level HS WRs, then they will struggle to get proven WRs in the portal.While money is a big part of it, especially at wr, qb and edge, recent success in sending players to the League can help mitigate smaller differences in compensation with programs like Neb that has no success in wr development. Taylor is roughly getting from Neb what we pay Koby Howard and Sowell, which is equivalent to what you pay solid starting but not (yet) elite WR talent in the portal.
All of these things are difficult calculations and bets when you run on a budget. Do you bet on a very expensive hs recruit like Taylor on a 2 year contract that you can develop him to be elite by year 2 at the risk he either busts or leaves if successful? Or do you spend that same money on a proven but perhaps not spectacular starting wr in the portal? Or do you forgo recruiting any highly rated WRs and if you had $1.5-$2m set aside for hs wr talent, do you use it to land a proven elite wr in the portal and get developmental guys in recruiting? Who knows what the right answer is, but I would still spend on at least 1 highly rated wr in recruiting.
We are quiet right now and it’s typically a very quiet time of the cycle, but we are starting to trade follows with new guys on social media such as Chris Harris Jr and Carlos Ferguson and others. It may mean nothing or it may mean they are flip candidates. Still, I wouldn’t anticipate anything happening very soon as Campbell’s crew is non-reactive by nature.
WR are also attaching themselves to 5 star QBs and programs that have returning QBs who can sling it. In 2027 PSU can't offer either one.Proven “elite” WRs in the portal are most likely demanding far more money than HS WRs. If PSU can’t afford high level HS WRs, then they will struggle to get proven WRs in the portal.
Oh...I don't know about that.WR are also attaching themselves to 5 star QBs and programs that have returning QBs who can sling it. In 2027 PSU can't offer either one.
Oh...I don't know about that.
I don't hang with fanboys. Do you have a secret handshake?
What does that mean “leave it to us.” Penn State is one of the greatest football programs in history.Apparently, PSU itself is pissed at HVU. Leave it to us to be late out of the gate setting up NIL and then having a collective that may be incompetent. Maybe this will lead to something newer and much better.
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History is like 40 years ago.What does that mean “leave it to us.” Penn State is one of the greatest football programs in history.
Now one can debate if what we have now is “college football”…so this is new and uncharted waters.
But to be critical of PSU for football is disingenuous - to see the least.
Actually the video shows the accuracy of Becht's long ball. And Sowell has the size and speed to be a force in the Big Ten.32 receptions for 500 yards LOL
Ross and Pena did better in 2025.
Ohio State's J. Smith 87 catches for 1245 yards.
I can only assume you were highlighting how far Penn State is from attracting premier talent.
The conference is shaking in it's cleatsActually the video shows the accuracy of Becht's long ball. And Sowell has the size and speed to be a force in the Big Ten.
It must be incredibly frustrating to lack the cognitive ability to respond to others in a socially acceptable manner. What's in your other holster? Racial slurs?We know you and Fraudlins favorite group handshake! When you're done wipe his goo off your chin![]()
Come on man. What is your Schtick my friend? Your posts are very childish.The conference is shaking in it's cleats
What's childish is pretending a WR with 35 catches is going to terrorize our opponents. Improving on the results of the past several years will require an upgrade in talent. Why is it so difficult to be realistic?Come on man. What is your Schtick my friend? Your posts are very childish.
Your issue is Franklin is gone and you're going to complain nonstop about it like many did when Paterno was fired (though that was way more valid)What's childish is pretending a WR with 35 catches is going to terrorize our opponents. Improving on the results of the past several years will require an upgrade in talent. Why is it so difficult to be realistic?
Pretending that the current trends are going to achieve "excellence at the highest level" isn't being a PSU fan IMO.
It's simply being naive. I'll grant you that this team as constructed can win 10 games with this schedule. But it's a double edged sword. They could go 10-2 and be left out of the playoffs as a result. Michigan , USC and Washington could all be 3 loss teams. As such if one of them is your best win, well you get the picture.
My issue is 2027 and beyond.
Football fundraising is not organized, and it’s completely accurate to note the truth. We are one of the largest alumni bases in the country with more CEOs in corporate America than any other school. To be in the bottom half of the top 25 football payrolls is a failure of PSU fundraising efforts. We have taken far longer to get organized in NIL than other large schools, and we were very late to start versus our top competitors.What does that mean “leave it to us.” Penn State is one of the greatest football programs in history.
Now one can debate if what we have now is “college football”…so this is new and uncharted waters.
But to be critical of PSU for football is disingenuous - to see the least.
I would not take that citation about the number of CEOs as gospel. And just because someone is the CEO of a company doesn't automatically position them to do a NIL deal.Football fundraising is not organized, and it’s completely accurate to note the truth. We are one of the largest alumni bases in the country with more CEOs in corporate America than any other school. To be in the bottom half of the top 25 football payrolls is a failure of PSU fundraising efforts. We have taken far longer to get organized in NIL than other large schools, and we were very late to start versus our top competitors.
FYI - learned from an actual donor on another board that it’s really not effective going through HVU at this point. If you want to support the football program, supposedly it’s actually much more effective go this route and choose football - https://gopsusports.com/sport-excellence-funds .
Football fundraising is not organized, and it’s completely accurate to note the truth. We are one of the largest alumni bases in the country with more CEOs in corporate America than any other school. To be in the bottom half of the top 25 football payrolls is a failure of PSU fundraising efforts. We have taken far longer to get organized in NIL than other large schools, and we were very late to start versus our top competitors.
FYI - learned from an actual donor on another board that it’s really not effective going through HVU at this point. If you want to support the football program, supposedly it’s actually much more effective go this route and choose football - https://gopsusports.com/sport-excellence-funds .
True, but it speaks to the ability to fundraise at a greater rate than others if we have more successful alumni.I would not take that citation about the number of CEOs as gospel. And just because someone is the CEO of a company doesn't automatically position them to do a NIL deal.