YankeeVol
Let's Geaux Peay
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That does make sense.I bet this was actually done (handshake agreement) right around the Rose Bowl and they waited until today to make it official to reduce the fan backlash.
If they want to keep him (and I think they do, because they likely wouldn't upgrade if he was fired or left), then the probably did have to pay him, because I think he wanted out of there.
Money talks obviously, but his initial contract wasn't even for that much more money than what Washington was offering. Washington had offered him a long term deal that was going to average $9.4m/annually. The initial deal he signed with Bama paid him $10m.That does make sense.
I would hate to be the guy having to replace Saint Nick
The first part of this sentence was shocking. The second half is very on brandMoney talks obviously, but his initial contract wasn't even for that much more money than what Washington was offering. Washington had offered him a long term deal that was going to average $9.4m/annually. The initial deal he signed with Bama paid him $10m.
He left for about a 6% higher salary and infinitely more stress. Washington doesn't have a state income tax, either, although they are trying to push through a new one as we speak on high earners.
Short of enticing St Nick back into the building, exactly who are they going to get who is better?Hell, he might have to do it next year.
They would 100% fire him without a clear plan to replace him.Short of enticing St Nick back into the building, exactly who are they going to get who is better?
Cignetti ain't moving. Day ain't moving. Sark ain't moving. Kirby ain't moving.
Dabo? Hehehehehe. A dinosaur now.
Jimbo? Maybe he and Freeze can bring their golf clubs to Tuscaloosa.
Firing is easy. Upgrading, not so much.
