I found out his buyout might not be that bad $8.5 million if he’s dismissed before December of this year.I’d still be surprised if he’s let go but who knows.
Sources: UCLA likely to fire head coach Chip Kelly
Numerous sources are indicating it's likely UCLA will fire Chip Kelly, but there's the little matter of the USC game this weekend. If the Bruins win, Kelly's dismissal could be delayed to the end of the regular season.247sports.com
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Some workout well and some don’t just like any other pot you choose from so who knows.
Zach was 4-6 before being dumped, might have been a case of Miss St not giving him a fair shot.
I’m not sure if he would take it but his name has come up in some lists.
Actually Kyle might have learned a thing or two since his Groucho meets the Nutty Professor act.
It is fascinating that a state like Texas, which loves to micromanage educational stuff all the way down to what book your 1st grader is allowed to read, has absolutely no problem with public universities setting money on fire trying to win a zero sum game. It's almost as if maybe they are not as smart as they think they are....
I think Smith or Elko would be the first options and if not then down the list. I would think Leipold would be included too.
We like Sam Pittman. I imagine Sam will have another mediocre year in 2024 and will retire to his mansion on Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs, Ar this time next year. That will allow him to retire with grace and dignity and provide Arkansas with an opportunity to evaluate coaching availability over the next 12 monthS.
Again, this isn’t a difficult concept to understand when it comes to truly competing for championships, or at the least, contending consistently. Yes, Bjork deserves the blame for extending Fisher’s massive deal after one successful season in 2020, but everyone deserves a mulligan, and it looks like he’s learned from that mistake during this search.
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every contract should be incentive based with yearly look backs imho. professional athletes tooMaybe a light bulb has finally gone off in some of these moron AD's heads. It only took 76M lol. Long term big contracts off short terms results is dumb. Kevin White mentioned coaching contracts too in that article about revenue sharing. Pay for actual results not the unknown and don't give heads i win tails you lose deals.
It doesn't matter if everyone is stupid, it doesn't mean you have to be too. In "real life" if plenty of businesses make dumb financial decisions they all go out of business. The smart, resourceful, constructive ones have the chance to survive and possibly thrive. CFB ADs don't face that reality and they operate irresponsibly because of it.
From the article:
While I recommend you listen to the full interview in the link above, Bjorks’ comments regarding a new incentive-based contract that will be given upfront in the first set of monetary negotiations is the right idea, which was avoided when Fisher was hired in 2017.
Again, this isn’t a difficult concept to understand when it comes to truly competing for championships, or at the least, contending consistently. Yes, Bjork deserves the blame for extending Fisher’s massive deal after one successful season in 2020, but everyone deserves a mulligan, and it looks like he’s learned from that mistake during this search.
Texas A&M AD Ross Bjork is right: The Aggies next head coach needs to be on an incentives-based deal
In a recent interview, Texas A&M AD Ross Bjork noted that an incentives-based deal is likely in the cards for the next Aggie head coach.
I need Jimmy Sexton as my agent
All this absurd trend with great contracts for HCs has seemed to achieve is to bleed college athletic departments and donors of millions.
Piggybacking on that, it sounds like Jonathan Smith is the target they seem to be zeroing in on. Solid choice and created a physical yet productive offense at Oregon St….solid defense too.
Smith seems the best choice.
I think the PAC falling apart is the biggest thing if he leaves
