I'm wondering if Penn State is regreting their decision to fire Franklin? ****

TheRoo

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nlstanford

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Didn't like half the team (or more) leave after last year?
Yes! And because they hired Campbell late (12/5), they had ~1 month to work the portal. I would expect them to rebound in the coming years because they're Penn State and they have money & pedigree. The issue they'll run into is that there's now more parity among college football's elite teams and there are other (traditionally mid/lower-tier) teams willing to stroke big checks to become overnight contenders.

Long story short: I don't think Franklin was ever going to get them "there," but I also don't think there's another coach who will either. They're the Big 10's Notre Dame.
 
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The firing is not the problem. Pennsylvania State was being turned down on who they wanted as the next coach and had to settle with Matt Campbell. I believe a few of the targeted candidates was Matt Rhule and maybe Kurt Cignetti but not 100 percent sure about those two names.
 

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they r n position Clemson is in with Miami,
except there giant is oh st I think they were stupid firing Franklin,
wish we had him if they beat oh st 1 out of 10x they will b lucky
 
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