CJF isranked 34/84 on coach's hot seat...
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Four of her last five years she was .500 or below....this writer is saying Franklin would get fired for going 7-6, which is above .500. Coquese did not finish over .500 and get fired.
You’re my boy so I’ll be straight. We threw 2 hours in the hot tub (min 12 pack) and Son2 and I just made a pitcher of Kamikazees
Love,
Rick
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Rick
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Nice....that would be fun.You’re my boy so I’ll be straight. We threw 2 hours in the hot tub (min 12 pack) and Son2 and I just made a pitcher of Kamikazees
Love,
Rick
My N. Son2 kept falling asleep during Jordan the past few weeks so we’re gonna marathon tonite, no excuses. Just finished 5.
Yeah, I know the article is clickbait and just off season silliness but it is such an odd comment. If there is any "major" program that is more permissive about W-L (and with a fanbase more focused on off the field metrics) than PSU? It just seems like an odd comment, as though the author has no familiarity with Penn State at all.
I know we are a relatively unique situation but PSU ever actually fired a football coach? There's literally no precedence for a "hot seat" with our program.
The next knowledgeable article from collegefootballnews.com will be their first.
Even dumber when Harbag is only at 7 and Shaw is more secure than CJF. What a joke.
Allow me to elaborate, Baron. There was just a little too much smoke around that situation for me to feel as confident as you. So much has changed in regard to optics; not just since 2011 at PSU but in the last five years in broader society.
I would imagine that in this current climate any PSU coach with three players who gang raped someone would be unlikely to keep their job. Especially if the coach told their team about seeing the video of the attack only to change their story when questioned by authorities; or independently called the victim four days after the attack just to let the woman know they support her; or allegedly pressured a player to erase the video. Those circumstances would be tough to overlook nowadays even if they weren't prosecuted. That's just the age in which we live, especially at Penn State. Fair or not.
Never implied that Franklin would get fired for a 7-6 record. Quite the opposite actually. I merely pointed out that PSU keeps plenty of coaches around despite middling results.
Any coach that wins 11 games 3 out of the last 4 years with a conference title and 2 NY6 Bowl Games should have a seat so cold he has icicles stuck to his *ss.
Absolutely correct! I loved JVP as much as anyone but I truly think Joe was looking to get a Ivy League invite. It,s all about the Benjamin’s and that didn’t sit well with Joe. OSU / Clemson clearly had the vision to see what it will take to be Elite . I think based on its recruiting base and history PSU can always be a 8-9 win team most years. James Franklin is a very good coach pushing uphill. You want to be Elite spend the $$$ or else every 5 years we block a punt and go the a decent bowl game.
Penn State does not fire coaches in major sports. Women's basketball is not a major sport.
If a coach went 1-11, Penn State would still not fire them. They may use it as an excuse to pay them less, but that’s about it.
In 2003, Paterno went 3-9. In 2004 he went 4-8. After 2004 he got a four year extension
The only coach I can ever recall being fired solely for wins and losses was Jerry Dunn, and the man appeared to have literally quit in place.
In 2003, Paterno went 3-9. In 2004 he went 4-8. After 2004 he got a four year extension
The only coach I can ever recall being fired solely for wins and losses was Jerry Dunn, and the man appeared to have literally quit in place.
I mean they have Ryan Day one spot ahead of Franklin - this list nothing but off season clickbait
I suspect that you’ll find coach Franklin has a new gig next year in the nfl. The recent move by the nfl is going to put unbelievable pressure on the nfl owners to hire African American coaches and honestly he’s got to be at the top of the list of available African American coaches. In fact i suspect he will be the next coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tomlin is in the last year of his deal Franklin has a strong relationship with the Rooney’s and there is no way they hire a white coach and violate the Rooney rule
Another huge factor is Franklin's paltry buyout -- $4M after next year, dropping $1M every season afterward. That makes him an attractive candidate every offseason, which in turn gives him powerful leverage in renegotiations, both for himself and his staff. Setting yourself up to be held hostage is not exactly sound business by Barbour and Barron.
For comparison the 10 coaches who make more per year than Franklin average a $29M buyout:
Swinney: $50M
Saban: $34.1M
Harbaugh: $11.9M
Fisher: $60.6M
Smart $24.2M
Malzahn $27.1M
Herman: $20.4M
Brohm: $27.7M
Riley: $21M
Mullen: $12M
If all he wins is 7 games then he would deserve the hot seat.
However, my standard is what his record is against UM, tOSU, and MSU. Lose two out of three and it’s a bad year. Lose all 3 then Some serious questions should be asked. Put 3 losing years in a row against those 3 then adios.
However, my standard is what his record is against UM, tOSU, and MSU. Lose two out of three and it’s a bad year. Lose all 3 then Some serious questions should be asked. Put 3 losing years in a row against those 3 then adios.
Franklin to the Steelers
Dabo to PSU
Nick Saban to Clemson
Urban Meyer to Bama
Mike Tomlin to New England
Bill Belichek to USC
Clay Helton to clean my pool
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