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Is Coach Ersland's seat at Purdue warming up?  He seems like a genuine good guy, but he's like ten years in and hovering above Michigan State.  That being said, why in the world is MSU, with its storied history, still hanging on to its current staff? 

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Neither administration has an interest in the non revenue producing sport. Simple. Northwestern is there. 
Any other questions?

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5 hours ago, Bulldog said:

Is Coach Ersland's seat at Purdue warming up?  He seems like a genuine good guy, but he's like ten years in and hovering above Michigan State.  That being said, why in the world is MSU, with its storied history, still hanging on to its current staff? 

I was thinking Schopp was going to take over at Purdont but I would rather see him take at Edinboro.  

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5 hours ago, Southend said:

Neither administration has an interest in the non revenue producing sport. Simple. Northwestern is there. 
Any otuestions?

Northwestern has won several national titles in field hockey fwiw. 

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15 hours ago, Bulldog said:

Is Coach Ersland's seat at Purdue warming up?  He seems like a genuine good guy, but he's like ten years in and hovering above Michigan State.  That being said, why in the world is MSU, with its storied history, still hanging on to its current staff? 

The building MSU is practicing in (total asbestos dump) is being torn down in 2027 and there has been no announced plan of where the team is moving. They don't care in the slightest.

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2 minutes ago, Sparty1855 said:

The building MSU is practicing in (total asbestos dump) is being torn down in 2027 and there has been no announced plan of where the team is moving. They don't care in the slightest.

Exac

Posted
20 hours ago, Bulldog said:

Is Coach Ersland's seat at Purdue warming up?  He seems like a genuine good guy, but he's like ten years in and hovering above Michigan State.  That being said, why in the world is MSU, with its storied history, still hanging on to its current staff? 

Purdue has had 2 different NCAA finalists in the past 3 ncaa tournaments I think Ersland is ok 

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1 hour ago, Antitroll2828 said:

Purdue has had 2 different NCAA finalists in the past 3 ncaa tournaments I think Ersland is ok 

Fair point.  At the same time, they cannot beat Indiana anymore and finished below Maryland yesterday.  From a team stand point they seem to be getting worse.

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1 hour ago, Bulldog said:

Fair point.  At the same time, they cannot beat Indiana anymore and finished below Maryland yesterday.  From a team stand point they seem to be getting worse.

They redshirted some solid freshman. Guy at 125, NJ state champ at 133 and the kid at 141 had wins over Kade Moore , Lemus and went to OT with Peterson from Iowa. They have Clark , Blaze ,Baumann back next season I think they’ll be a lot better but need to bring in some help 184 and up 

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22 hours ago, Southend said:

Neither administration has an interest in the non revenue producing sport. Simple. Northwestern is there. 
Any other questions?

Purdue volleyball is extremely well supported.  Nominally that is a non-revenue producing sport (especially considering the Purdue gym is too small for the demand)

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22 minutes ago, Antitroll2828 said:

They redshirted some solid freshman. Guy at 125, NJ state champ at 133 and the kid at 141 had wins over Kade Moore , Lemus and went to OT with Peterson from Iowa. They have Clark , Blaze ,Baumann back next season I think they’ll be a lot better but need to bring in some help 184 and up 

I think Noah Weaver has a lot of potential at 197

 

 

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