Yeah, take out 2020 and he won 10,11, 10, 12 games his final 4 years there.
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Bryan Harsin - HC Boise State University
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I'm more concerned about his player attrition at Auburn than his record.
I’d say no…. and also….. no
I think the drop off occurred after AD Gene Bleymaier left after 2011. Still good program, but not quite as good.
They stopped some stuff which wasn't kosher with the NCAA at the same time.
Like cheating.
Pederson was a very coach to come out of Boise but other than that the record has been spotty at best.
CU doesn't need someone who can take over a program and run it. That is basically what Boise coaches have been doing. The system is in place, the recruiting networks are in place, the support staff is in place.
CU doesn't have that stuff. We need a builder, somebody who can come in and put all those things in place.
I don't see anything that tells me Harsin is that guy.
CU doesn't need someone who can take over a program and run it. That is basically what Boise coaches have been doing. The system is in place, the recruiting networks are in place, the support staff is in place.
CU doesn't have that stuff. We need a builder, somebody who can come in and put all those things in place.
I don't see anything that tells me Harsin is that guy.
Petersen essentially had one "off" season in his last five years there. Otherwise they were a perennial top 20 team losing two games a year at most. Harsin took over and basically had them plateaued as a fringe top 25 team losing at least three games a year.
He hates recruiting.
I guess I just don’t see that big a difference. Petersen’s winning percentage in the MWC was .815 overall and .826 in conference compared to Harsin who was .784 and .849 respectively.
Petersen’s 2011 team was the last top 10 BSU team and they had the benefit of opening the season ranked in the top 5, which didn’t happen again. 2011 was also the last year the MWC only played 7 conference games - they went to 8 beginning in 2012 and BSU has been a 2-3 loss team ever since.
Thanks for the stats. Just based off my memory they dropped off a little when Harsin took over
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They definitely dropped off, I’m just wondering if it actually began to occur before Harsin took over with a new AD and in a new conference.
The main difference between the two was the non-conference games.
You have followed him more closely over the last couple years, so I will take your word for it, but a top 20ish class last year and a half dozen or so 4 stars this class seems like somebody down there was recruiting.
In what way, their record? Ok maybe a little, but then Harsin had a better conference record than Petersen in the MWC.
And I’m not even advocating for Harsin, more that I don’t see the “elephant in the room”. Boise looks to me like it began to drop off in 2012, not in 2014 when Harsin took over.
It is very easy to recruit a top 20 class at Auburn.
my favorite quality for a college football coach
i remember hearing and reading this about Colorado about 15 years ago.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Colorado and Alabama produce far different number of 4-5 star HS football players.
Auburn gets a lot of Georgia players as well.