Nebraska? Or Georgia?
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The state of Georgia at least as a couple of years ago produces the second highest number of Division I recruits annually only behind Florida which borders it. PA has steadily declined over the years in recruiting. We aren’t Georgia
But we wouldn't be Nebraska either. We can be Michigan or Ohio State
Not sure we are flailing like Nebraska.
We are blessed with the talent, recruiting and transfers that Georgia has had in their Renaissance. A coaching change under simikar circumstances spurred that growth.
I think we are more like U of Texas. An old, proud program who looks good, sells a lot of tickets and gear, but is not "Elite."
Another poster suggested Pre Dabo Clemson. That feels right too.
We are blessed with the talent, recruiting and transfers that Georgia has had in their Renaissance. A coaching change under simikar circumstances spurred that growth.
I think we are more like U of Texas. An old, proud program who looks good, sells a lot of tickets and gear, but is not "Elite."
Another poster suggested Pre Dabo Clemson. That feels right too.
EDIT****We are NOT BLESSED with the talent UGA has garnered post Mark Richt. They bit the bullet...
We are not Ohio State. In the 30 or so years we have been in the Big Ten, especially post John Cooper they have consistently out recruited us, out invested us and did things on the margins that we haven’t and probably shouldn’t do. Logistically they have inherent advantages on us and the rest of the conference. When Michigan has good coaching Carr, Hairball they pretty much have dominated us.
A lot of that has to do with Paterno staying too long and us making excuses for Franklin
If Penn State were to play Nebraska next week, either home or away, I think Penn State would win. If Penn State were to play Georgia next week, either home or away, I think Penn State would lose. So PSU is better than Nebraska and worse than Georgia. Where you put PSU on a sliding scale between UNL and UGA would be a great debate. Probably closer to Georgia than dead center but I'm not sure by how much.
I think the crazy OP is trying to ask if we'd end up being Georgia or Nebraska if we fired Franklin
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