I think he leaves. Thanks for the check PJ.

100% gone.

Navy crushes Temple tomorrow and jumps Western Michigan.

He gone

He's gone. What MAC coach would stay after a perfect season besides Bob Pruitt at Marshall?

(12-02-2016 10:44 PM)huskie2379 Wrote:  I think he leaves. Thanks for the check PJ.

Where did the $500,000 figure come from if WMU makes the Cotton Bowl? It's it 4 million spread across 12 teams so roughly $300,000. Anyone know how this works and what normally happens to that money?

He gone

He had the look of a guy who knew it was his last game coaching his team.

(12-02-2016 11:30 PM)NIUSAE Wrote:  He had the look of a guy who knew it was his last game coaching his team.

I genuinely hope he doesn't go to Indiana, damn near impossible to succeed there or at Iowa State

(12-02-2016 11:30 PM)NIUSAE Wrote:  He had the look of a guy who knew it was his last game coaching his team.

In the postgame, ESPN asked "Will you coach your team in the bowl game?" PJ's answer: "It's all about tonight." Not so much what he said but how he said it tells me he's gone.

(12-02-2016 11:41 PM)Chief_Wolverine Wrote:  

(12-02-2016 11:30 PM)NIUSAE Wrote:  He had the look of a guy who knew it was his last game coaching his team.

I genuinely hope he doesn't go to Indiana, damn near impossible to succeed there or at Iowa State

Indiana isn't open...

(12-02-2016 11:45 PM)HuskiePride12 Wrote:  

(12-02-2016 11:41 PM)Chief_Wolverine Wrote:  

(12-02-2016 11:30 PM)NIUSAE Wrote:  He had the look of a guy who knew it was his last game coaching his team.

I genuinely hope he doesn't go to Indiana, damn near impossible to succeed there or at Iowa State

Indiana isn't open...

Thought their coach just resigned

(12-02-2016 11:54 PM)Chief_Wolverine Wrote:  

(12-02-2016 11:45 PM)HuskiePride12 Wrote:  

(12-02-2016 11:41 PM)Chief_Wolverine Wrote:  

(12-02-2016 11:30 PM)NIUSAE Wrote:  He had the look of a guy who knew it was his last game coaching his team.

I genuinely hope he doesn't go to Indiana, damn near impossible to succeed there or at Iowa State

Indiana isn't open...

Thought their coach just resigned

Tom Allen was promoted from within

(12-02-2016 11:54 PM)Chief_Wolverine Wrote:  

(12-02-2016 11:45 PM)HuskiePride12 Wrote:  

(12-02-2016 11:41 PM)Chief_Wolverine Wrote:  

(12-02-2016 11:30 PM)NIUSAE Wrote:  He had the look of a guy who knew it was his last game coaching his team.

I genuinely hope he doesn't go to Indiana, damn near impossible to succeed there or at Iowa State

Indiana isn't open...

Thought their coach just resigned

Instantly signed the coordinator to head coach

Indiana should've gone guns out for Fleck or Brohm. They just torpedoed their program.

(12-03-2016 07:16 AM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  Indiana should've gone guns out for Fleck or Brohm. They just torpedoed their program.

Reminds me of the Rod Carey hire!

(12-03-2016 08:37 AM)Stpetebeachrocketfan Wrote:  

(12-03-2016 07:16 AM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  Indiana should've gone guns out for Fleck or Brohm. They just torpedoed their program.

Reminds me of the Rod Carey hire!

Ouch! That struck home...

Only if PJ stuck around as our OC in 2012....

It remains to be seen if Fleck is a genius or a one-hit wonder.

No doubt he has done a great job at WMU, winning is the best proof of that.

But would Fleck's new-age motivations be tolerated if he had mediocre seasons? One or two injuries, like NIU has suffered over the past seasons, can make a difference between a great season and a bad one.

If WMU's QB or stud running backs had been injured early on in the season and they lost some big games, the "row-the-boat" mantra would be kind of a joke like it was the first season he brought it up.

This is WMU's dream season, and good luck to them , they've earned it. But I think Fleck is gone soon to a bigger program. Unless WMU comes up with some big money, Fleck knows that staying at WMU is risky. If he stays, a mediocre season or two would certainly tarnish his record and reduce his marketability. Going to a somewhat down-and-out P5 program gives him some breathing room for a couple of years with a $2 million dollar salary.