(06-27-2018 12:16 PM)GRBRONCO Wrote:  They are actually 2nd to last in average star ranking though which won't let them compete with BIG East. I think PJs system requires requires higher caliber athletes vs his competition. He's not going to beat you with Xs and O's.

(06-27-2018 03:09 PM)WMUlaxer97 Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 12:16 PM)GRBRONCO Wrote:  They are actually 2nd to last in average star ranking though which won't let them compete with BIG East. I think PJs system requires requires higher caliber athletes vs his competition. He's not going to beat you with Xs and O's.

They still have to fight their way out of their own division. Wisconsin is not going anywhere, Northwestern and Iowa will be in the rotation. Frost will bring Nebraska up to respectability. Illinois, Purdue and Minnesota will get a 4* or two but continue to have trouble attracting talent as long as they get their teeth knocked in perennially.

But there in lies PJs out, I’ve said before, it’s an ideal situation. He came into a program coming through the mess from previous regime. That will buy him 2-3 years. But the standard at Minnesota has not been a B1G championship. Vying for a division 1 in 10 years is what they are conditioned to. Not as bad as our Leos but similar.

(06-27-2018 03:09 PM)WMUlaxer97 Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 12:16 PM)GRBRONCO Wrote:  They are actually 2nd to last in average star ranking though which won't let them compete with BIG East. I think PJs system requires requires higher caliber athletes vs his competition. He's not going to beat you with Xs and O's.

They still have to fight their way out of their own division. Wisconsin is not going anywhere, Northwestern and Iowa will be in the rotation. Frost will bring Nebraska up to respectability. Illinois, Purdue and Minnesota will get a 4* or two but continue to have trouble attracting talent as long as they get their teeth knocked in perennially.

But there in lies PJs out, I’ve said before, it’s an ideal situation. He came into a program coming through the mess from previous regime. That will buy him 2-3 years. But the standard at Minnesota has not been a B1G championship. Vying for a division 1 in 10 years is what they are conditioned to. Not as bad as our Leos but similar.

(06-27-2018 03:20 PM)EagleTough Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 03:09 PM)WMUlaxer97 Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 12:16 PM)GRBRONCO Wrote:  They are actually 2nd to last in average star ranking though which won't let them compete with BIG East. I think PJs system requires requires higher caliber athletes vs his competition. He's not going to beat you with Xs and O's.

They still have to fight their way out of their own division. Wisconsin is not going anywhere, Northwestern and Iowa will be in the rotation. Frost will bring Nebraska up to respectability. Illinois, Purdue and Minnesota will get a 4* or two but continue to have trouble attracting talent as long as they get their teeth knocked in perennially.

But there in lies PJs out, I’ve said before, it’s an ideal situation. He came into a program coming through the mess from previous regime. That will buy him 2-3 years. But the standard at Minnesota has not been a B1G championship. Vying for a division 1 in 10 years is what they are conditioned to. Not as bad as our Leos but similar.

With Frost at the helm, Nebraska will leapfrog Northwestern and Iowa, and it won't take long for him to compete with Wisconsin for Big 10 West titles. His offense will be a shock to the Big 10 once he gets his recruits in there. PJ will have no chance against Frost.

(06-27-2018 04:02 PM)GullLake Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 03:20 PM)EagleTough Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 03:09 PM)WMUlaxer97 Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 12:16 PM)GRBRONCO Wrote:  They are actually 2nd to last in average star ranking though which won't let them compete with BIG East. I think PJs system requires requires higher caliber athletes vs his competition. He's not going to beat you with Xs and O's.

They still have to fight their way out of their own division. Wisconsin is not going anywhere, Northwestern and Iowa will be in the rotation. Frost will bring Nebraska up to respectability. Illinois, Purdue and Minnesota will get a 4* or two but continue to have trouble attracting talent as long as they get their teeth knocked in perennially.

But there in lies PJs out, I’ve said before, it’s an ideal situation. He came into a program coming through the mess from previous regime. That will buy him 2-3 years. But the standard at Minnesota has not been a B1G championship. Vying for a division 1 in 10 years is what they are conditioned to. Not as bad as our Leos but similar.

With Frost at the helm, Nebraska will leapfrog Northwestern and Iowa, and it won't take long for him to compete with Wisconsin for Big 10 West titles. His offense will be a shock to the Big 10 once he gets his recruits in there. PJ will have no chance against Frost.

As long as Nebraska can beat the sleaze whores in Ann Arbor and East Lansing periodically, I am happy.

Any UM or MSU loss - to anybody - is a WMU & EMU win!

(06-27-2018 06:46 PM)floridabronco Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 04:02 PM)GullLake Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 03:20 PM)EagleTough Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 03:09 PM)WMUlaxer97 Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 12:16 PM)GRBRONCO Wrote:  They are actually 2nd to last in average star ranking though which won't let them compete with BIG East. I think PJs system requires requires higher caliber athletes vs his competition. He's not going to beat you with Xs and O's.

They still have to fight their way out of their own division. Wisconsin is not going anywhere, Northwestern and Iowa will be in the rotation. Frost will bring Nebraska up to respectability. Illinois, Purdue and Minnesota will get a 4* or two but continue to have trouble attracting talent as long as they get their teeth knocked in perennially.

But there in lies PJs out, I’ve said before, it’s an ideal situation. He came into a program coming through the mess from previous regime. That will buy him 2-3 years. But the standard at Minnesota has not been a B1G championship. Vying for a division 1 in 10 years is what they are conditioned to. Not as bad as our Leos but similar.

With Frost at the helm, Nebraska will leapfrog Northwestern and Iowa, and it won't take long for him to compete with Wisconsin for Big 10 West titles. His offense will be a shock to the Big 10 once he gets his recruits in there. PJ will have no chance against Frost.

As long as Nebraska can beat the sleaze whores in Ann Arbor and East Lansing periodically, I am happy.

Any UM or MSU loss - to anybody - is a WMU & EMU win!

Why? We compete at a totally different level. So if OSU beats MSU or M, somehow WMU benefits. Don’t understand the logic. We don’t compete with either school for athletes (a rare exception or two noted)

(06-28-2018 07:38 AM)MajorHoople Wrote:  Minnesota got whizzed past by Jeff Brohm and PU last year.

Going to be a tough battle for the Goofers just to get into West's top four, especially until they solve their QB issue.

(06-27-2018 11:53 AM)WMUlaxer97 Wrote:  They are currently 4th in the B1G for recruiting. It’s going to be tough for them to get by Wisconsin. But I think any regime realistically needs 3-4 years to get the systems in place and the players up to speed to fit. https://247sports.com/Season/2019-Football/CompositeTeamRankings?Conference=Big-Ten

(06-28-2018 08:58 AM)BuickBronco Wrote:  

(06-28-2018 07:38 AM)MajorHoople Wrote:  Minnesota got whizzed past by Jeff Brohm and PU last year.

Going to be a tough battle for the Goofers just to get into West's top four, especially until they solve their QB issue.

Bingo
PJ just can't get the QB thing down. His QB deflection list from Minny is closing in on his WMU efforts. Apparently, the West Coast transfer who was the answer didn't fall for the RTB mantra. It would be difficult to bring in a transfer who has been in a couple programs and ask him to surrender to the RTB march.

(06-28-2018 10:45 AM)Hoekjeness Wrote:  Yeah, what a terrible job he did developing Zach Terrell and replacing him with current starter Jon Wassink.

(06-28-2018 05:05 PM)flushtheherd Wrote:  

(06-28-2018 10:45 AM)Hoekjeness Wrote:  Yeah, what a terrible job he did developing Zach Terrell and replacing him with current starter Jon Wassink.

He did do a fabulous job wasting a year of development on wassink by playing Terrell deep into well established leads... PJ better be thanking the football gods above that Terrell didn’t get injured late in those games...

(06-28-2018 07:44 AM)GullLake Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 06:46 PM)floridabronco Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 04:02 PM)GullLake Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 03:20 PM)EagleTough Wrote:  

(06-27-2018 03:09 PM)WMUlaxer97 Wrote:  They still have to fight their way out of their own division. Wisconsin is not going anywhere, Northwestern and Iowa will be in the rotation. Frost will bring Nebraska up to respectability. Illinois, Purdue and Minnesota will get a 4* or two but continue to have trouble attracting talent as long as they get their teeth knocked in perennially.

But there in lies PJs out, I’ve said before, it’s an ideal situation. He came into a program coming through the mess from previous regime. That will buy him 2-3 years. But the standard at Minnesota has not been a B1G championship. Vying for a division 1 in 10 years is what they are conditioned to. Not as bad as our Leos but similar.

With Frost at the helm, Nebraska will leapfrog Northwestern and Iowa, and it won't take long for him to compete with Wisconsin for Big 10 West titles. His offense will be a shock to the Big 10 once he gets his recruits in there. PJ will have no chance against Frost.

As long as Nebraska can beat the sleaze whores in Ann Arbor and East Lansing periodically, I am happy.

Any UM or MSU loss - to anybody - is a WMU & EMU win!

Why? We compete at a totally different level. So if OSU beats MSU or M, somehow WMU benefits. Don’t understand the logic. We don’t compete with either school for athletes (a rare exception or two noted)

We are all Division I programs. We ABSOLUTELY are NOT on a "different level."

It's not 1972 anymore. WMU is not Kalamazoo College, or Ferris State.

Want to tell the 2016 football Broncos, who had a better Pig10 record than Michigan State, they are on "different level."

Want to tell the Bronco hockey team that won the Great Lakes Invitational a few years back (that included BOTH Michigan AND MSU) they are on a "different level?"

Want to tell the 2009 CMU football team that beat MSU (dominated Sparty in almost every statistical category) that it was on a "different level?"

Want to tell the Toledo team that beat Arkansas that it was on a "different level?"

Want to tell the UCF team that went undefeated last season, beating Auburn in a New Years Day bowl game, that was on a "different level?" No Gator fans allowed at that school.

Want to tell Darius Phillips he is on a "different level" after he was the best player on the field - for either team - in East Lansing a year ago?

Want to tell WMU grads not to apply, or compete for jobs against Michigan and Michigan State grads because they are on a "different level?"

Anytime WMU's over-hyped, over-rated, and over-priced D-I COMPETITORS in the State of Michigan lose, it is GOOD for WMU. Anytime the Pig10 loses in non-conference games, it is GOOD for the MAC and WMU.

They are WMU's competition. They also have a different value/ethics system (pretty much non-existent, google Larry Nassar for proof) than we do.

There is no green & white or maize & blue in a Western Michigan University degree. For that I am thankful.

Go Broncos!