The six-year Jeff Brohm era of Purdue Football was a resounding success, bringing a program on the brink to national relevance. Here are all the major highlights of the era.
Louisville fans will always have a sweet spot for Purdue. The same we have for Miami, when coach Howard Schnellenberger came to us from there. Even though we are in conference rivals.
I don't think that's fair - he was just injury prone. He played hurt so often you rarely got to see him at 100%. That was his only real drawback. @@Loyer-post
@@ahhculdeehe literally could had left few years ago and wanted to but decided to respect your AD and his contract. I mean not many coaches would give a crap.
@@ahhculdee only reason he didn't leave sooner is because he wanted to get your program on its feet first. Could've left earlier and you guys would've been screwed.
This is why I will never hold a grudge against brohm because of how much he did for Purdue
Louisville fans will always have a sweet spot for Purdue. The same we have for Miami, when coach Howard Schnellenberger came to us from there. Even though we are in conference rivals.
How many double digit win seasons did he have? How many times was his team ranked? Zero?
@@upbeatproductions7614hating for no reason
He was a class act and I was pissed off when he left but I wish him nothing but success for the future!🤙🤗
People forget how crazy good of a passer Sindelar was...
It’s crazy that sindelar was our worst qb in the Jeff brohm era!
I don't think that's fair - he was just injury prone. He played hurt so often you rarely got to see him at 100%. That was his only real drawback. @@Loyer-post
Austin I’ve Watched this video 3 times. You make great Content brotha. Glad someone supports Purdue on here. Keep it up
Will be a Louisville fan for as long as he's there... Unless they're playing the old gold and black of course.
Louisville fans will be forever grateful for Purdue. For giving Brohm a chance.
Nah screw that how he left us was less than respectful
@@ahhculdeehe literally could had left few years ago and wanted to but decided to respect your AD and his contract. I mean not many coaches would give a crap.
@@ahhculdee only reason he didn't leave sooner is because he wanted to get your program on its feet first. Could've left earlier and you guys would've been screwed.
@@ahhculdeeBrohm laid the foundation for Ryan Walters.