Harrell Headed to Purdue as OC

[TheReal_jayD]

Former Mean Green assistants reunited at Purdue

 

 

[MeanGreen13]

Smart move for Graham. Job security with a new coach and complete autonomy to run his offense! 

[Green with Envy]

Plot twist.  SL to WVU as OC.  

[Cr1028]

9 hours ago, Green with Envy said:

Plot twist.  SL to WVU as OC.  

I mean it wouldn’t be a terrible idea.

[MeanGreenTexan]

39 minutes ago, Cr1028 said:

I mean it wouldn’t be a terrible idea.

Not in the slightest.    But Wren's relationship with him is probably strained, so I doubt it happens.

[GMG_Dallas]

12 hours ago, Green with Envy said:

Plot twist.  SL to WVU as OC.  

 

Played at UNC and was drafted by the Cowboys. Wonder if this is in the works for him to be tweeting about it.

[DentonLurker]

This is cool. I want as many former UNT assistants to become P5 coaches as possible. It helps the brand!

[MGNation92]

[Mike Jackson]

14 hours ago, MeanGreen13 said:

Smart move for Graham. Job security with a new coach and complete autonomy to run his offense! 

I don’t know about that.  I look at the athletes a program consistently get in comparison to the rest of the conference.  Purdue isn’t a top 3 destination in the Big 10 and barely top 3 in their division.  If I were Harrell I would have tried to come back here as OC.  If the offense looks good again he gets more of the credit of the offensive success during SL’s early tenure.  And he is uniquely positioned to be a hot candidate for any P5 program in the states along the I-35 corridor.  I think only one.  I think the only programs that might think twice before considering him at that point would be TAMU, UT, and OU.  

[MeanGreenTexan]

21 minutes ago, Mike Jackson said:

I don’t know about that.  I look at the athletes a program consistently get in comparison to the rest of the conference.  Purdue isn’t a top 3 destination in the Big 10 and barely top 3 in their division.  If I were Harrell I would have tried to come back here as OC.  If the offense looks good again he gets more of the credit of the offensive success during SL’s early tenure.  And he is uniquely positioned to be a hot candidate for any P5 program in the states along the I-35 corridor.  I think only one.  I think the only programs that might think twice before considering him at that point would be TAMU, UT, and OU.  

Liar. 
Big difference between what you wish he would do VS what you would do in his shoes.

[NT80]

1 hour ago, Mike Jackson said:

I don’t know about that.  I look at the athletes a program consistently get in comparison to the rest of the conference.  Purdue isn’t a top 3 destination in the Big 10 and barely top 3 in their division. 

WVU isn't top 3 in the Big12, plus they have a coach the fans want fired (which Wren won't do, lol).

[NT93]

1 hour ago, Mike Jackson said:

I don’t know about that.  I look at the athletes a program consistently get in comparison to the rest of the conference.  Purdue isn’t a top 3 destination in the Big 10 and barely top 3 in their division.  If I were Harrell I would have tried to come back here as OC.  If the offense looks good again he gets more of the credit of the offensive success during SL’s early tenure.  And he is uniquely positioned to be a hot candidate for any P5 program in the states along the I-35 corridor.  I think only one.  I think the only programs that might think twice before considering him at that point would be TAMU, UT, and OU.  

Reading your post and looking at the standings leaves me confused🤔

Edited December 16, 2022 by NT93

[peanuts104]

15 hours ago, Green with Envy said:

Plot twist.  SL to WVU as OC.  

I bet Seth sits out this next year unless he gets a really good offer.