Oh is the BiG TV deal gonna put him over the top at Purdue or something? LOL the other 14 or 16 schools are getting the same cut. They may have facilities that are newer or even better.. but it's still in Indiana
I see much less competition at Louisville than he had at Purdue.
lol is it THAT much less? lol
that's some good stats..
The chart breaks it by sports as well. Louisville spend more on football and basketball
I know it is a year to year situation in CFB, but I don't see anyone in the ACC near Michigan or OSU. Clemson jumps up every few years, FSU always pulls an A&M and looks good on paper, Miami won't be good until they feed their players cocaine again, and Wake fills the void in down years.
you know what u don't hear? that Ruben Owens is looking to follow Satterfield to Cincy lol
That's the list.. tosu and UM (now).. ACC has Clemson (which btw have won multiple CFPs since the last BiG championship. I too would give an edge to BiG but it's not a wide gap at all
OSU, michigan, Penn State, and most years Michigan State, Wisconsin, and Iowa are all better than every ACC team not named Clemson. This is a terrific move for Brohm.
PSU always looms as well. You are right, it may not be a huge gap but I think there are better opportunities to get 8-9 wins with the occasional 10 win at SDF than at Purdue.
They lost to GT, I'm not sure any B1G team could be ruled out beating them. The conference is 2-10 in bowl games over the last 2 years, and I don't see that record getting much better after this year.
They have only had one season in the last ten seasons that had more than 9 wins, and that was when they were still in the Big East. They have never won double digit games in a P5 conference. They average 7 wins a season in the ACC.
