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TheKing11 · **Posted:** Sun Jan 29, 2012 11:27 am

Tweedlee wrote:

If the Alabama's and the USC's are getting the so-called "4 star and 5 stars", they must be doing something right because they are winning National championships and PSU and Northwestern are not even close. just sayin'

LOL, come on now you know its all has to do with the coach. HAHA.

Of course every system like that is going to have flaws kinda like the draft process.

Tweedlee · **Posted:** Sun Jan 29, 2012 1:20 pm

TheKing11 wrote:

Tweedlee wrote:

If the Alabama's and the USC's are getting the so-called "4 star and 5 stars", they must be doing something right because they are winning National championships and PSU and Northwestern are not even close. just sayin'

LOL, come on now you know its all has to do with the coach. HAHA.

Of course every system like that is going to have flaws kinda like the draft process.

The whole game of college football is based on recruiting and then once you get the kids teaching them up. If you can't recruit, you are dead in the water to start.

TheKing11 · **Posted:** Mon Jan 30, 2012 12:24 am

Tweedlee wrote:

TheKing11 wrote:

Tweedlee wrote:

If the Alabama's and the USC's are getting the so-called "4 star and 5 stars", they must be doing something right because they are winning National championships and PSU and Northwestern are not even close. just sayin'

LOL, come on now you know its all has to do with the coach. HAHA.

Of course every system like that is going to have flaws kinda like the draft process.

The whole game of college football is based on recruiting and then once you get the kids teaching them up. If you can't recruit, you are dead in the water to start.

Yeah, no ****.

Tweedlee · **Posted:** Tue Jan 31, 2012 12:41 pm

Yeah, no ****. Those star ratings don't mean a thing. It is just a coincidence that Alabama's and USC's of the world get a bunch of 4* and 5*'s and then are soo successful.

longtimefan · **Joined:** Fri Feb 03, 2006 10:12 am **Posts:** 1246

When it comes down to it the long term affects of this years problems will depend on what the new coaching staff manages to accomplish with the current team because most of next years starters are already there. Some of those 3's will exceed expectations just as some 5's won't live up to their's. If they have a good season next year the recruiting will go much better, if they have a bad year next year then there will be a long term problem.

hotrodney · **Posted:** Sun Feb 05, 2012 9:29 am

It's a shame that PSU lost it's highest rated recruits to Urban and Cheater State but I still like the class the Lions got. There looks to be some potential there. I think next year will be better since O'Brien will have time to recruit. They had a lot going against them this year with the fallout from the Sandusky scandal, new coach who wasn't signed until way late and then his team is in the SB so he has very little time, plus Urban stealing recruits. Success on the field this year would be the best recruiting tool. I'm looking forward to some new excitement in the pasing game. PSU's offense was painful to watch the last few years.

hookedondirt7 · **Posted:** Thu Mar 01, 2012 9:58 am

With all due respect, changing the uniforms is a terrible idea. That whole identity of "Plain shoes, all game" is maybe the most important part of what made Penn State football unique. Plus, it would show that the administration isn't simply breaking off totally with the past but maintaining the traditions that made the team strong.

Also, Ted Roof was very mediocre at Auburn. Their offense carried them.

Heather · **Joined:** Thu Apr 05, 2007 9:02 am **Posts:** 1811

hookedondirt7 wrote:

With all due respect, changing the uniforms is a terrible idea. That whole identity of "Plain shoes, all game" is maybe the most important part of what made Penn State football unique. Plus, it would show that the administration isn't simply breaking off totally with the past but maintaining the traditions that made the team strong.

Also, Ted Roof was very mediocre at Auburn. Their offense carried them.

Yes, they were the most important part of what made Penn State football unique (boring), NOT what made Penn State football mediocre... at best.

Trandition does not = winning :naughty:

BigNugs87 · **Joined:** Thu Feb 02, 2006 9:15 pm **Posts:** 3191

http://www.altoonamirror.com/page/conte ... ml?nav=746

hotrodney · **Posted:** Sat Mar 03, 2012 2:39 am

hookedondirt7 wrote:

With all due respect, changing the uniforms is a terrible idea. That whole identity of "Plain shoes, all game" is maybe the most important part of what made Penn State football unique. Plus, it would show that the administration isn't simply breaking off totally with the past but maintaining the traditions that made the team strong.

Also, Ted Roof was very mediocre at Auburn. Their offense carried them.

They have one of the coolest logos in sports. It's on all the coaches and fans clothing. I don't see it as a crime to put it somewhere on the uniform. Even putting it on the jeresy where Florida has the gator logo would look great yet not so splashy as to ruin tradition. They did have #'s on their helmets like Alabama at one time. That was a good move to ditch that.

hotrodney · **Posted:** Sat Mar 03, 2012 2:43 am

BigNugs87 wrote:

http://www.altoonamirror.com/page/content.detail/id/558631/Lions-land-standout-QB--CB-for-2013.html?nav=746

O'Brien is off to a great start in recruitng. I read another article where a recruiting expert said that PSU is being mentioned everywhere and that hasn't happened in a long time.

Sea Bass · **Posted:** Sat Mar 03, 2012 11:40 am

hotrodney wrote:

They have one of the coolest logos in sports. It's on all the coaches and fans clothing. I don't see it as a crime to put it somewhere on the uniform. Even putting it on the jeresy where Florida has the gator logo would look great yet not so splashy as to ruin tradition. .

BigNugs87 · **Joined:** Thu Feb 02, 2006 9:15 pm **Posts:** 3191

Sea Bass wrote:

hotrodney wrote:

They have one of the coolest logos in sports. It's on all the coaches and fans clothing. I don't see it as a crime to put it somewhere on the uniform. Even putting it on the jeresy where Florida has the gator logo would look great yet not so splashy as to ruin tradition. .

Doesn't Nike supply all uniforms and coaching apparel as a "donation"? I thought they have for several years, after PSU left Russell Athletics.

lefty · **Joined:** Thu Feb 02, 2006 6:52 pm **Posts:** 25649

Of course they are donated. Nike recoups that in a day though when the PSU faithful are raped at the sales counter for the replica jerseys that get shipped in from Viet-nam.

I think thats what Hoosier called it when they gave all of the big name teams tires years back. A donation. :laughing7:

hotrodney · **Posted:** Wed Mar 07, 2012 1:43 pm

Maybe they should change their name to the Penn State Swooshes.

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