Flood's Staff
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If anybody had any doubts about what was really going on here the past 3 years, this may help explain it to them.
I would think That Pangs and McDaniels both find jobs at some point. From what I gather Pangs is well liked in coaching circles and a respected coach and recruiter. I think it is Flood that will have some difficulty finding employment at a power 5 school. Maybe a ol coach at a G5 school and certainly not this year.
I think Flood ends up at UDel with Brock in 2017. Agree about Panagos and McDaniels. I also think Norries Wilson ends up at one of the local 1AA's this year.
Joe P.
With all their NJ ties, you'd think they'd all get gobbled up in a nanosecond.
Flood going to U of Delaware with Brock but Brock might only have a season or two left before being fired.
Not really. There is always staff movement after signing day and that is when you will see these guys get picked up.
People are STILL making excuses for a lousy staff and the fact that only 2 of them have jobs. Funny, seems to me like LOTS of moves, all over college football due to the # of HC changes, have already been made long before "signing day." SMH.
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Flood is now working as Jeff Towers' butler. Don't know how long it will last, though, as Elmer recently complained that it entailed longer hours than he put in as RU HC.
Hey that would be GREAT for him, no doubt, and I really hope they all do land jobs, but do we really need to keep making excuses for these guys? I think this board has done more than enough of that the last few years.
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What's his buyout say? Would RU have to pay the difference of what ever his new gig pays vs his last salary? I would eat Bon-Bons on the couch if I was him and collect the checks.
I do not believe so. I think someone wrote Flood, Wilson and one other coach's salary was guaranteed.
http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/i..._why_hermann_will_be_paid_in_full_but_th.html
Article has Flood;s contract and extension in it. He will get paid 1.4 M paid on a bi-weekly basis until February 2019. His original contract says that amount is offset by any employment he gets, and he has to make a reasonable effort to find a new job.
