Dudleys87
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Yeah, I understand that but when you get in the money that may prevent some. That's probably a condition that would prevent alot of good coaches from coming. Looks like we are stuck with bad football for a while, most likely. Guess thats what a decade of awful business decisions will get you.New HC would want to bring in his own people. Sure some might be offered to stay but most will move on.
Instead of worrying about landing an already proven coach that UT couldn't land right now even if they wanted to, it may be time to get behind who we have and give him the space to prove himself.
This coaching Merry-Go-Round had to stop. CJP is who it landed on and I for one am fine with him doing it his way.
It was hard to digest that this could be a 1 win season, but I'm over it and am waiting to see what next year holds while watching some of his recruits build from the ashes....
3 years of this shyte how wonderfulInstead of worrying about landing an already proven coach that UT couldn't land right now even if they wanted to, it may be time to get behind who we have and give him the space to prove himself.
This coaching Merry-Go-Round had to stop. CJP is who it landed on and I for one am fine with him doing it his way.
It was hard to digest that this could be a 1 win season, but I'm over it and am waiting to see what next year holds while watching some of his recruits build from the ashes....
Why could Pruitt not say no? Sure he could have said no. There will be plenty of other head coaching jobs out there.It’s shocking that Pruitt would e have any sort of a buy out at all. We offered a guy the job that could t say no. Why should we have not made hi earn a buyout?
So, if I hear you right, you’re saying a buyout is more than just a lovely parting gift?Why could Pruitt not say no? Sure he could have said no. There will be plenty of other head coaching jobs out there.
Fulmer wanted him. Coaching buyouts are like taxes. They're ingrained into the system and aren't going away. Especially when a head coach is pursued by a team that's one of the worst in the Power 5. A buyout helps protect the coach from being blamed for previous coaching debacles. It helps to ensure a new head coach has time to work with his staff and his recruits.
He should be sitting at an arbitration table right now for milking the buyout, instead of seeking another coaching opportunity. This Bama stunt is simply an effort to stick a thumb in our eye.