sportydude1818 wrote:Rollo83 Says
"Look at the Miami and Penn State programs the last decade and tell me what's the better job?"
Ok Lets look at Miami and Penn State the last Decade and see what the better job is:
Combined Record from 2000 - 2010
Penn State: 84 - 51
Miami: 99- 37
How many National Championships Did Penn state have this decade? That would be Zero:
National Championships:
Miami: 1
Penn State:0
Anyway do some research before you decide to throw out a comment like that. Lets hear your response to this one. Im sure you will find a spelling mistake or something to make you giggle, only to hide the fact of how wrong you are.
Finally! You make a well thought out point here without calling anyone a name. I knew you had it in you. See, we have discussions on this board like civilized people. We don’t always agree but we respect each other and our individual opinions. If someone crosses the line they are going to get called out on that. But I digress…
Back to your point, I agree that the “last decade” statement may have been a stretch when you consider records. I forgot that Larry Coker won a title with Butch Davis’ players in 2000 before he “flamed” at Miami. But most of the last decade Penn State has been the better program in terms of wins and losses. Penn State is 58-18 since 2005, while Miami has gone 44-31 and is now on its third coach in six years and fourth in the last 11 years. Not a lot of stability in the program.
But I don’t think you judge which job is more desirable on wins and losses alone. I’d much rather be sitting in Happy Valley with that program than fighting it out in Florida with the likes of Florida, FSU and the rest of the SEC recruiting base…let alone your ACC foes. PLus they recruit a whole different "student athlete" as well. Just my opinion…
“OK people, move along. Nothing to see here…”
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