What On Earth Is PURDUE FOOTBALL Doing? (They Hired Barry Odom)

[@imtoxiq_]

Barry odom is a pretty flashy name why are we pretending like this isn’t an amazing hire for them? He literally made UNLV what they are

[@BePatientSeeLove]

Right UNLV I thought that was a high school AAU team

[@javiReal702]

I’m born and raised in Las Vegas, and I never thought UNLV FB would be better than UNLV BB. These last 2 years have been a huge joy

[@mattcroddy4691]

No offense to the Mountain West, but any decent coach can go there and be successful.

[@icandoallthings5326]

Yeah I thought it was a good hire lol

[@Mojo702]

UNLV was so bad for so long, it didn't take much. He certainly exceeded expectations

[@brianh2477]

Barry Odom isn’t a bad coach. I think he’s a decent fit for Purdue whose expectations aren’t that high. Should be around 6-6 every year. If that’s good enough for Purdue then he’ll be there for awhile.

[@matthewgraber6930]

After the season we just had, people underestimate how happy we would be to just be a bowl contender. Priority # 1 is building back stability and respectability for a program that played in the B10 championship game 2 years ago. I get it, it was the B10 West, but you still had to be a respectable program to get there.

[@bencarter8423]

As a Notre Dame fan who grew up in Lafayette, across the river from Purdue, I can promise you they’d kiss the ground to go 6-6 every year right now

[@alwayslearningthefacts5881]

I Played little league in Lafayette, First Federal & burger king. With a really pretty good short stop named Tony Rosworski. Go Hoosiers

[@leonticonderoga-h6i]

I'm a Purdue fan and you're right.

[@johnmackshighlights8103]

How I felt as a MIZZOU fan after pinkle because there was a massive hunger strike pickles final year. I’m 20 BTW and know historically Mizzou is good

[@liljoe31]

thats what barry likes, lots of money and no pressure. cant say i blame him

[@jamesfelten5179]

I think so, but remember Danny Hope. He went 6-6 a lot and made some bowl games. He got fired after staying around 500 too long.

[@briansmith5293]

UNLV alum here. You're lucky to have him. He's a great leader of young men. Be proud he's making the sacrifice for y'all. 😂

[@faurotejames]

Get facts straight. Fans never stop showing up. Still had almost sale outs. So check your facts.

[@boilergolf]

Correct, fans showed up, despite the product on the field.

[@faurotejames]

@boilergolf thanks

[@arecizzle]

UNLV fan here, wishing him the best. He is a fantastic coach, even brought our program on potential path to the CFP as the G5. Big10 is tough, let's see how much success he has, can he get them to the CFP path in a few years like he did for the rebels.

[@boilerbuzz]

This is SO ignorant. Odom is an experienced coach that can raise a mid-level program. Do you REALLY think we can attract a "glamorous" candidate right now? This needs rebuild by a coach that has head coaching experience. Brohm and Tiller had the SAME kind of resume as Odom. And Odom ran a Mizzou program IN THE SEC! It's not easy to win at Mizzou either. As for Purdue being "little brother to Notre Dame in the state". First, Indiana football is trash. Second, ND doesn't "compete" with Purdue or IU for Indiana favor. They don't care. And our campus is gorgeous. Clearly, you haven't really gone there. It's hard to win at Purdue because it's in a football weak state, it's not THE state school, and it's in one of the toughest conferences. Odom knows how to navigate this kind of program in tough conferences and he develops players.

[@ScottFisherCFB]

I went to Purdue lol, I am well aware of its campus and everything going on there! Haha

[@limitless_pulls]

I like your videos big dawg, but when did people stop showing up? Averaged nearly 60k this season, even then Penn State game was packed. Purdue fans supported this team all year through everything.

[@noahgardneri75]

Odom is a lot better now that what he was 6-7 years ago, I think Purdue made a good hire

[@big1cam]

Pump the brakes Scott. Barry made one bad decision that changed the trajectory of his coaching career. He hired Derek Dooley. Nick Saban made that mistake too, and retired. Jason Garrett got fired after hiring Dooley. Derek is followed by some sort of toxic sorcery of losing football. Let’s not forget Barry gave Josh Heupel a chance! I think he will do well at Purdue. Though I think he should’ve waited for a more football focused school.

[@johnmackshighlights8103]

I think he will do fine in the next 4 years we will range from 8-4 to 5-7

[@CollegeSportsSuperfan]

As a Tennessee fan I couldn’t agree more with this statement! 😅

[@blakewidmer]

5:28 -- "the fans stopped showing up so they fired Walters" -- dude, that's not true. The fans showed up loud and proud and asked for Walters to be fired. Very different stories you are telling.

[@chewydewok]

Indiana this year showed that having the right coach and the stars align just right, crazy things might happen. I think Purdue is hoping for that.

[@mattcroddy4691]

Cignetti is a highly seasoned coach, who was under Saban and took a lot of characteristics with him in his career. He also has a eye for evaluating talent and coaches. That's why he's successful

[@dougandangielatta3225]

UNLV has the best recruiting class in mtn. west, so much for odom not being a recruiter

[@nickbetts]

As a purdue fan, if we could go 6-6 or 5-7 next year that would be great. Just the hope to be competitive against teams is enough to get me excited again😅

[@tjmproductions6358]

I feel like for Purdue there’s really nowhere to go but up at this point.

[@LamLawIndy]

True. Our only win this year was against Indiana State, and I'm not so sure that we would've beat the Sycamores if we'd played them later in the season.

[@NightcrawlerKurtWagner]

As an SEC fan you don’t understand character tops wins.

[@terrybrunk9190]

I Know well having GP coach my Tigers,not much fan fare,just average seasons year in & year out. Never really getting over the hump,then leaving in an poorly handled on campus incident that bout destroyed the Program. Barry took over after all that,which made his time @ Coach of Missouri, not good!

[@GR-bn3xj]

Since when does being a good dude in the SEC matter more than wins? Results are what matters or you are gone

[@EZ-ri3pl]

So does UNLV’s two recent wins over Vandy count as “character” top wins?

[@direweaseltjw]

As a Purdue fan, "Mid-tier Big Ten team" sounds GREAT. They're never going to consistently beat OSU or Oregon anyway.

[@rightyouare2004]

Purdue is not viewed as a “little brother” to ND. Most people don’t associate ND as an Indiana school, although it is. ND is in a league of its own. The in state rivalry is IU vs PU, two state schools.

[@neilopfer5687]

Agree!! Traditionally ND and Purdue have always played each other but the real rivalty has been Purdue versus IU especially in both the headline sports of basketball and football.

[@dclark142002]

As a Purdue alum, the idea that Purdue should be aiming for the college football playoff is a frankly ridiculous take. Football isnt that important to us. Success is winning more than losing and occasionally upsetting a big school. Playing for a Big10 championship is pretty much the ceiling. The school isnt willing to waste money and integrity on the things you would need to do to make the playoffs consistently.

[@ATLsF1N3ST91]

Fun fact! If Purdue started every game with a 35pt lead this year, they would've gone 6-6 😂

[@jarrettog3661]

34*

[@JACover-by6kp]

Did you say “…and the fans quit showing up”? Eat those words, mate: they’re straight up false, and you owe an apology to the Purdue fans who filled the stadium despite having merely one win. - j.a.c.

[@matthewclinkenbeard4950]

Just look at IU when they lose lots of games...no fans!

[@RyHarrington]

Fans didn’t quit showing up. Averaged over 59,000 all year. IU only averaged 45,000 even with their success. This video is full of misinformation - are you just saying things that sound good?

[@joshzacher3343]

I will agree with most of what you said about Purdue, but you're totally wrong about 2 things: How a coach starts, is how he's going to turn out. Joe Teller lost to Toledo before beating Notre Dame the next week! Purdue fans would love a coach who goes 6-6 every year with the possibility of 8 once in awhile.

[@matthewclinkenbeard4950]

That was my first year at Purdue...what an awesome first year!

[@JuanCena23]

Honestly bro I like the content but now knowing youre Mizzou fan it really seems like you're just hating on an old coach. Also as Mizzou fan i gotta feel bad for you becuase while you have a fine football team you also have the biggest d-bag head coach to have ever existed in Eli Drinkspiss.

[@dilburger6902]

Ole Drink sucks ass… feel bad for anyone who’d have him as a head coach

[@mintbutspooky]

Everyone hates on Drink for putting his money where his mouth is lol. Where’s the hate for similar coaches like Curt Cignetti or Lane Kiffin?

[@DavidBrielmaier]

As a Badger fan its a sensible hire. He has upside and stability. Thats what they need. It's been abysmal since Joe Tiller left in 2008.

[@EricPayton-g3c]

Brohm was an excellent hire.

[@matthewclinkenbeard4950]

@@EricPayton-g3c yeah...but, we all knew he was going to leave when Louisville opened up!

[@seanraymond6695]

One thing you got wrong even with the losing this year Purdue fans sold out Ross Aide

[@nolanwitsman9986]

This is just bland hating on an old coach you don’t like, do better

[@ScottFisherCFB]

I have nothing against Barry. But he hasn't proven to win any big games and does not recruit at a high level, I guess saying that is hating an old coach? Lol

[@TerryTitus-w1s]

UNLV Football is not the RunninRebels,that's only basketball. He laid the groundwork at UNLV and has brought some players and recruits with him to Purdue. It's going to be a real challenge for him at Purdue,he'll need more than 2 years to turn it around out there!

[@RyHarrington]

2023 wasn’t a disaster of a season. This whole video is just straight hate for Purdue and Odom. I like your stuff but this video is so harsh I question your takes on other videos

[@GR-bn3xj]

Not many know this, but Memphis was about to hire Odom as their HC. Missouri knew this and swooped in and grabbed him. Memphis had to "settle" for Mike Norvell. Crazy how that one decision affected so many other schools and people

[@thepatsnumber1fan]

I’m surprised they went after Odom considering the previous coach was under his coaching tree

[@BlutosBeaters]

How does this person have over 100k subscribers?

[@lanceehrsam8296]

This guy is gonna need a slight miracle to make purdue even competitive again.

[@dennisk207]

fwiw I said the same thing when UNLV hired Odom 2 years ago. If you had told me UNLV would be playing for a spot in the CFP back then within 2 years, I would have thought you were high.

[@GR-bn3xj]

Idk..every few years Purdue seems to upset Ohio st and have some dynamic playmaker. They are definitely in the dumpster now, but i don't think anyone would be shocked if they were 7-5 in 2 years

[@irahartoch1075]

Who the F is Scott Fisher and what makes his opinion relevant to anything? Odom's background is very similar to Joe Tiller's when Purdue hired him from Wyoming, or Jeff Brohm's when Purdue hired HIM from W. Kentucky. Walters was the flashy, rising star; had just been the national assistant coach of the year as DC at Illinois. it looked good on paper and was the type of hire Fisher would approve. it wasn't necessarily a bad hire, but wasn't the right person at the right place at the right time. So Purdue goes out and gets one of the best available people that fit the mold that HAS worked for them in the past and this numb nuts rakes them over the coals for it?

[@greyguy69]

Odom will do well for Purdue.. He understands how to win well.

[@Pcart867]

Lazy take. Odom will be a blue collar guy who gets the most out of the talent that they have. He can really get some momentum going and discipline at Purdue will be a nice change.

[@vsauce4678]

Barry Odom is awesome. He got screwed at Missouri

[@dennisk207]

sucks for UNLV that they simply can't pay a lot of money to retain a decent head coach. Odom made UNLV relevant in football again which I thought was impossible.

[@SIGNALFREQ]

Exactly ✌🏽

[@bring156]

They offered him 4 million at Unlv. More than twice what any coach in mountain west or pac 12 make. Unlv actually put money together

[@EZ-ri3pl]

UNLV was able to pull together enough scratch to hire Dan Mullen. “Poor UNLV” will be a top 25 team in the years ahead with their facilities, etc.

[@liljoe31]

this hire seems to be more about preventing a g5 program not named Boise st from having any success.

[@119Agent]

as a UCF fan, I'm glad we didn't end up with Odom, regardless of whether he was offered the job or not.

[@alexwilliamwin]

Even if he’s just average, anything is an improvement at this point lol. I do think his experience building a program up is why he was hired tho. Hard to say if he’ll take us anywhere near a Big Ten championship, but he seems like just the right guy to get things leveled out and heading in the right direction imo

[@SlimSmeezy]

I don't think this job is as tall of a task, despite what everyone is saying. Purdue could have easily gone 5-7 last year with a decent coach (also consider Purdue played 5 playoff teams. Arguably the toughest schedule in the country). If Odom is able to retain some key players and bring in some experienced transfers, I don't think 6-6 is a tall ask for next season. Wouldn't be a shabby turnaround season in the NIL era.

[@troywilson5686]

They’ve already had 20 transfers players transferring from Purdue

[@damonselman636]

This move to me is very dependent on Odom getting his UNLV offensive coordinator Brennan Marrion to come with him. He is the flashy young OC that many programs want with his go-go offense.

[@joshzacher3343]

I heard he just got married so we might not know for a couple weeks

[@tyian6728]

The transfer portal is exactly why this could work

[@earlridleniv5110]

As an IU fan Im generally biased against purdue but based on your explanation i think the hire makes a lot of sense. as a coach hes almost like a bridge qb type guy who can bring the program a coupoe bowl games and potentially could develop talent and be better than expected. and if he doesnt work out at least they should get more consistency towards beint mid than awful

[@kfedfan1314]

I quite like Coach Odom but I wished they just considered Coach Belichick. He’d improve B1G and college football a a whole even more in Purdue.

[@thomashunt9012]

Seems like a solid hire tbh

[@DW0051]

When has Purdue ever got the flashy recruits? I'll answer, never. The stars all came in as overlooked 3-star guys who was developed by the Purdue system. Aidan O'Connell was a walk-on, and Drew Brees came in deep on the depth chart. The argument of "won't get flashy recruits" is stupid. Walters got more 4-star guys than Brohm. We just need a solid coach, and sometimes lightning will strike.

[@ski3435]

What are YOU thinking? Purdue most definitely does not need some flashy unproven coach at this point. When your patient is on the operating table and is about to flat line, you perform the basic life saving procedures. And that's what a guy like Odom will do for Purdue.

[@nealerickson8063]

Feel bad for Pur. Pretty prestigious school and they are a team i root for. Being an Oregon State Beaver, I know what it's like to be in a state where your rival is incredibly well funded(Notre Dame-Pur, Oregon Ducks-Oregon State. Feel a kinship with Pur. My thought for them is the same as for my Beavers. Stop doing what got you here. Stability hires, family atmosphere, talent development(code for future portal product). All that is good but you are heading for 6-6 best case scenario. One must innovate and do what no one else is doing in order thrive(not barely survive). Stop competing and start innovating. Create a new offensive scheme, 2 QBs on field. Interchangeable wr/rb/qb. Trick play every 4th play. Do what no other offense does and you have no competition. Spread NIL to all starters not just best 2 or 3. The ducks innovationed 19 years ago going to no huddle and then adding zone read to it 2 years later. They innovated and had no competition. Hard work, family atmosphere, development, all good. But nowhere near enough. Innovate and differentiate. Morph into what no other team dares to do. And you will no longer need to compete. Competition is a by-product of not innovating. Intellectual laziness. Competing is an overused and stale mental montra. Not to mention, it's exhausting. Work hard? Of course! Family atmosphere, absolutely. Innovate your form? ABOVE ALL!!! Stop trying to "get better every day", and start outscoring your opponent by a different Innovate approach.

[@akasilkyslim]

Yeah how has no coach started running the 2qb set?? Instant 40 ppg offense and imagine if they had the punter line up out wide too?! 😂

[@DJ_Cub]

I like how you felt like you needed to explain who the better funded team is in OREGON. lol

[@nealerickson8063]

@DJ_Cub Glad you laughed. Ironically, our Billionaire (CEO and founder of Nvidia) is WAYYY wealthier then their billionaire(Knight of Nike)! Go Beavs!

[@nealerickson8063]

@akasilkyslim like it! How about long bomb 💣 offense. 3 of 4 plays are pass plays longer then 25 yards. What of in the second half their DB's can't keep up and you recruit a platoon of deep threats? Get out of the box offense! The box is a ⚰️ coffin

[@GR-bn3xj]

Every big 10 school gets a huge amount of money for being in the conference. It is purdue that chooses not to invest that money back into the program. Eventually, when the schools start trying to figure out how to get bigger slices of the pie, and figure out that having less mouth to feed is the answer, purdue will be on the chopping block. They better start investing some of the millions they receive back into the program

[@steves259]

Sounds like you know nothing, just keep to Mizzou and leave Purdue to knowledgeable people. Campus looks better than Mizzou

[@RobertRatliff]

Probably one of the greatest hires for Purdue.

[@DeeDubU]

Brohm did not recruit that well at Purdue. I think part of the reason he left when he did is he saw how weak the roster was. Purdue finished last or next to last in the conference at recruiting during his entire tenure. It's amazing he accomplished what he did. His best QB, AOC, was a walk-on. Odom did much better recruiting at UNLV than Brohm ever did at Purdue. If you're going to have such a strong opinion you should do some better research. At the end of the day, no one knows if this is a bad hire. Time will tell. If he brings Marion with him, I like the move. Flashy doesn't mean good. Just look at Curt Cignetti. Worked out well for IU.

[@Runninrebel17]

Barry will do a great job for Purdue and I wish the boilermakers all the best. He changed our program forever

[@SIGNALFREQ]

It sucks that the smaller schools (UNLV) can’t compete financially 💰with the bigger schools 😢

[@MingoThePoet]

I sure do miss Jeff

[@williamford9564]

I think you can do a lot worse than Barry Odom. He won 19 games in 2 years at UNLV. And how do we know these "splashy hires" have any interest in trying to revive a program with the NIL and other negatives at this school? We may be seeing a similar situation at North Carolina where multiple coaches have already declined to talk to the school about the job there and now they are considering a 72 old ( they just fired a 73 year old!) former NFL coach with NO COLLEGE EXPERIENCE. Well, it is a so called "splashy hire". It is important too that schools get their new hires in place quickly because the transfer portal just opened up yesterday. Purdue has done that. North Carolina hasn't.

[@johantrenier1685]

They will beat Indiana next year.

[@mattcroddy4691]

Your high

[@zplapplap]

You’re

[@liljoe31]

that IU edumacation. i'll be rooting for the hoosiers everytime they line up agai st Barry's paycheck i mean, team

[@qmccall0328]

Great hire

[@austinblansett9900]

This is a good hire

[@wrjeffers10]

This is as good as Purdue can do. Plain and simple.

[@DJ7mph]

With Purdue's facilities and NIL limitations, what kind of flashy name did you expect. This hire upgrades the HC position. What more do you want?

[@GR-bn3xj]

There are some fans in the big ten who think Purdue should start spending some of that money the league gives them and investing it in the program or get out. Basketball is only gonna keep you here for so long.

[@Michael-gu5kl]

Ok Scott, since you think that you are the GURU of College Football who would you have went after if you were Mike Bobinski then? Also, CHECK your FACTS as Odom went 25-25 at Missouri! This is PATHETIC for you not knowing!

[@nothanksguy]

Aw poor baby, did he hurt your wittle feewings? Are you mad because he was off on a record by four whole games? If anybody is pathetic here it's you, and whoever failed at raising you. He mentioned two names for the hire. Tyson helton and Dan Mullen. Not sure if I got the spelling right, I wouldn't want to offend your sensitive little feelings.

[@ItsScooby420]

Would be awesome if you did a rise and fall of my oklahoma sooners

[@COOGlife]

Odom is a great hire.

[@Crimsonvandal]

I think they will ride with Odom until they eventually top out

[@jeff6899]

He recruited well for UNLV with a LOT of competing big time schools in his backyard. He supposedly had another good recruiting class lined up. For them, likely a good hire. The few minutes I watched of this video was a complete waste of time. The school is not that unattractive & certainly has not kept their hoops program down.

[@Honeybread-ox5ho]

Psalms 1-2, 15, 22-24, 47, 68, 89, 96, 100-101, 105, 132

[@Socksonmouth]

stop lying , every game was packed even we were getting shutout. In fact this year was the highest avg attendance in 10 years.

[@jasoneberhart7389]

You know nothing about Purdue and read like a 12 year old

[@zplapplap]

Don’t like the duplicity involved in that Sluka NIL situation. It was Barry Odom’s program and he’s accountable for all of it.

[@liljoe31]

wasnt what i would call a graceful exit from UNLV. completely bailed on the program without so much as a "c-ya losers"

[@joshzacher3343]

If you watch his press conference he explained what happened

[@zplapplap]

@@joshzacher3343 Thanks for the reply. I found and watch the press conference. I don’t want to be too negative, but he was cagey, evasive, and did not directly address the conduct of his staff, what he knew as the head coach, and when he knew it. It was a canned response rather than a reflective answer. Odom’s UNLV staff inserted themselves improperly into a process that was supposed to be brokered directly by their collective. Odom’s staff pulled a bait and switch on Sluka, only to then add insult to injury by stringing him along week-by-week with promises of payment of money that was promised and not delivered. Then, for good measure, they slandered the kid on his way out the door. It was a shady move to pull on the wrong kid. I firmly believe this four year player and Holy Cross graduate over Barry Odom’s staff. If time shows that Barry Odom doesn’t run a clean program, we can’t say that we weren’t warned.

[@user-qz8gs8wk1o]

What are you talking about look what he did at unlv 😂😂😂😂

[@hiryu619]

there's a Term "Take the check, take the Losses" thats exactly what the Purdue job is, I would've stayed at UNLV 🤷‍♂️

[@Mojo702]

He could have been a "big fish in a small pond" with a near unheard of job security. UNLV has been so bad for so long that going at least 6-6 every year would see him not have to worry too much about his job. Being the big fish making $2.5m+ isn't bad. Idk if the success he had at UNLV inflated his ego as a "rebuilder" but I guess he thinks taking bottom feeder Purdue is the next step. A $6m cash grab for sure

[@arecizzle]

@@Mojo702As a UNLV fan, he would of been VERY secure here even as a 6-6 on off years without breaking a sweat and on up years perhaps even locking in the CFP Spot for the G5. We tried offering him 3-4 mil but couldn't come near what Purdue offered him. Not sure if he can lock a CFP spot considering the B10 will only have 4 spots max.

[@GR-bn3xj]

With as cutthroat as college football is, I am surprised more coaches don't stay where they are beloved and make less, but have less pressure ans way more job security. Mike Norvell was beloved in Memphis for example, but FSU can't get rid of him fast enough, even after a 13-0 season. He would still be welcomed back in Memphis by most of their fans very willingly. I wonder if you could have an honest conversation with him or scott frost or Tom Herman etc, if they could go back in time if they would stay or go. I realize that every coach usually has an ego and wants to be the best, but is it better to be a head coach at a fairly successful group of five program for 10 years or a head coach for a power program for 4 years and then get fired and go be an assistant somewhere and job hop for the next 6?

[@arecizzle]

@ I assume he is hungry for the BIG college football game day atmosphere, NIL money and playing against iconic schools like Michigan and Ohio State. Let's see how he does, not sure if he'll be on the CFP path like he was at UNLV considering the tough competition in the B10.

[@Mojo702]

@GR-bn3xj money talks. They're more in it for the quick cash. Legacy be damned.

[@knox2tall]

I went and watched a game at Purdue when they played Vanderbilt. 2018ish i thought the football stuff was beautiful. The stadium was very nice maybe i was tripping 😂

[@hosehead3179]

Oh so Odom is gonna be worse than Walters😮

[@MLMWarriors]

No clue

[@lucasmuss5098]

6-6 and 7-5 every year is the goal

[@Yadielreis]

Barry Odom is a much more flashy hire than Brohm was. Your deranged bro. Purdue is a 6-6,7-5 type of school if everything is great and Barry Odom will give them that. Be grateful not dumb 😂😂😂

[@jacobcaron]

Purdue fans Just wanna get 6 wins and make tailgating fun. This isn't alabama or ohio state.

[@djscratchnsniff]

thanks for the video

[@TheBigTimeBoiler]

Disaster? Good grief

[@fletchersaucey5243]

6-6 sounds great

[@toddsmith8893]

SCOTT FISHER= AVERAGE= BELOW AVERAGE YT GRIFTER.... GREAT HIRE FOR PURDUE....

[@ItsScooby420]

i love your videos man 🙏🏈

[@zplapplap]

Google him?

[@allend807]

Better than Ryan Walter’s, dudes personality sucked

[@EricPayton-g3c]

He would talk like he had marbles in his mouth. That's why I laughed when the narrator said he had "charisma". 😂

[@boilergolf]

You shouldn’t talk about Purdue football, you sound like you are desperate for add revenue.

[@BuccaneerBruce]

Purdue is a mid-tier program.

[@jackbobich]

Historically, they’re one of the more successful ones in the big ten

[@justinalley3399]

@@jackbobich no there not the fact Joe Tiller has the most wins of any Purdue coach of all time tells you how mid theyve been Tiller never won more than 9 games and in the last 45 years only 3 coaches have left Purdue with a winning record

[@belowaveragedudewithanopin2249]

Should’ve hired Jeff Monken

[@imtoxiq_]

Odom is better

[@belowaveragedudewithanopin2249]

@ nah

[@johnierutledge7171]

LMAO. This reeks of disgruntled fan. Time to move on man. He's not your coach anymore

[@ScottFisherCFB]

I have nothing against Barry. But he hasn't proven to win any big games and does not recruit at a high level, I guess saying that is hating an old coach? Lol

[@GR-bn3xj]

​@ScottFisherCFB i don't think most people view him the way you do. You described how you viewed him, but as you can see, in the comments, most people view him as one of the most successful coaches the last two seasons, turning a traditional doormat into a near playoff team.

[@smccollum777]

Seems funny he was interviewing for other hc jobs around the country and now since Purdue hires him he says it was a dream come true give me a break money talks. Purdue wins 3 games next year and fans will think he's the greatest...bad hire he reminds me of Danny Hope.

[@WHITTSWORLD522]

Mehhhh

[@DavidBrothers-j2o]

They should of hired back joe tiller oh wait never mind

[@Super_Flea]

Purdue another ultra delusional fan base Barry Odom is absolute best coach that would ever go near Purdue .

[@pjjohnson1036]

I mean let’s be clear you can’t really win at Purdue. I think this is a very good hire for what you can accomplish at Purdue.