Dooley will not be the coach next season.

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Lexvol said:
There is a lot circulating out there about who knew what and when, but you know as well as I do, if Dooley is gone he is building a "resume" with every game he still coaches.
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I would assume if he is let go l his coaching career is over. He will get into administration is my guess.

To my original point: he wouldn't have risked his health by getting on the field last night knowing his job was lost.
 
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BruinVol said:
I would assume if he is let go l his coaching career is over. He will get into administration is my guess.

To my original point: he wouldn't have risked his health by getting on the field last night knowing his job was lost.
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I understand your point. It will be interesting to see where his career takes him.
 
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BruinVol said:
I would assume if he is let go l his coaching career is over. He will get into administration is my guess.

To my original point: he wouldn't have risked his health by getting on the field last night knowing his job was lost.
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Please, it was a hip injury, not a triple bypass or something of the sort.
 
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NMVol said:
That's the point here. Dooley's situation likely is fluid until its not.
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As are most things, but the odds of Dooley pulling himself out of the fire requires luck that guy hasn't seen since he stepped foot on campus.
 
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Lexvol said:
If and when it happens publicly it will be interesting to see if that is the case. I wonder if UT has some leverage to renegotiate some of the buyout terms.
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Just can't see him being officially fired. He's too young in his coaching career to have been "fired" from an SEC school. It's worth it career-wise for him to take, say $3M as a settlement to agree to "Step down" and save face instead of sitting on his $5M and making a bad professional situation even worse.
 
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DocVol said:
Just can't see him being officially fired. He's too young in his coaching career to have been "fired" from an SEC school. It's worth it career-wise for him to take, say $3M as a settlement to agree to "Step down" and save face instead of sitting on his $5M and making a bad professional situation even worse.
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May also make for a much more gratuitous reference page.
 
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Lexvol said:
If and when it happens publicly it will be interesting to see if that is the case. I wonder if UT has some leverage to renegotiate some of the buyout terms.
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With Dooley's law background, Hart has to be really careful, you'd think.

However, ya gotta think that a humiliating termination is worth something to Dooley and his future.
 
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So....all you guys that hated on Clay Travis for saying Dooley was a consumate loser still think he was way off base? Just wondering, sometimes the truth hurts.
 
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DocVol said:
Also, Dooley will not be officially fired. He will "resign," after negotiating an agreed upon amount that allows him to save face and allows the University to save some money.
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Doc, would this saving face fall under... complications with the hip surgery. Seems hard to do at 0-15 versus ranked teams after SCjr. :):hi:
 
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utmba93 said:
Doc, would this saving face fall under... complications with the hip surgery. Seems hard to do at 0-15 versus ranked teams after SCjr. :):hi:
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Lol, agreed. I just can't see Dools sitting back and saying, "I'm not going anywhere until you pry this job away from me." If Hart wants him out, Dooley will negotiate an exit.
 
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