Everyone wants to be properly compensated. Do you compare your salary to the kids working at fast food and say you are overpaid or do you pick someone in your field doing similar job as you?
Will Schiano be a candidate for the many open head coach positions?
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Agree to disagree one has nothing to do with the other as both rely on donations and revenue from the same people.
I will however approve a $1,000 raise for schiano’s efforts in making the bowl game which bypasses Purdue’s Ryan Walters salary and will achieve your request in making Greg no longer the lowest paid coach in the big 10
careful, that blows up a narrative for a few of the guys here that think they have a clue or are tied in
I keep saying, his 2.0 is no where near the excitement, energy, or panache as 1.0
Al I would have thought you would have realized by now that by you predicting something you are all but assuring the opposite to happen.. after all last year at this time you were jumping up and down about how Dylan Braithwaite was the next Marvin Harrison Jr🤣
The $1M would come from the increased media payout, thx to USC, UCLA etc joining.
Our payout is going from roughly $70M this year to $80M to $100M next year. Furthermore, season tickets were 16,585 the year before he joined. They were 20,873 this year. And will probably see an increase next year, along with donations. The incremental revenue alone is at least 1.3M from season tickets, not to mention that concessions and donations saw a nice bump.
In our case, Coaches provide direction for the limited booster NIL funds, which is not a lot. Not the Athletic Department.
That would be so Rutgers. Totally embarrassing for all parties to celebrate an achievement.
Because I don't want to see my university athletic department, which already bleeds red ink, bleed more of it unnecessarily or shackle its own hands when it comes to possible future head coaches. Coaches are easier to find than P5 HC jobs.
We didn’t do a good job finding a good coach last time. Maybe not as easy as you think. Just think about all that money flushed to Ash. We are not the only ones finding it difficult to hire the right coach. Look at all the vacancies.
Yes it's never easy. So don't make it harder by over-committing. The mistake we and so many pther programs make is taking DCs and OCs from 1A programs and making them HC even though they don't have HC experience. The option that often works better is taking a successful HC from lower down and promoting. Look at our men's basketball coach.
This might be a reason ( not saying it is a good one)
Before the season started ESPN said this about Rutgers:
College football's 2023 flops: The 10 worst Power Five teams next season per ESPN's FPI
>What we think: This 2023 schedule, even by Big Ten standards, resembles a horror movie. Rutgers travels to Michigan, Wisconsin, Penn State and Iowa and hosts Ohio State. That's at least four potential top-20 teams who hold a sizable talent advantage over the Scarlet Knights. The first three weeks of the season, Rutgers hosts Northwestern, Temple and Virginia Tech. If the Scarlet Knights can figure out the quarterback situation, those are all winnable at least.<
https://247sports.com/longformartic...next-season-per-espns-fpi--210008820/#2166500
Wait stop- I am sure we have a number of experts on this board calling our schedule the easiest ever.
