*****Breaking: Multiple reports that Brohm announcement is premature

#56
#56
Kevin Steele sucked as a HC 9-36... No..
As a DC yes! pay the man, just no as the head man.

If Brohm happens, I'm apathetic. Feels underwhelming and honestly like we are getting shafted in the behind by the administration.
Which by now, we just hear "Assume the position" and readily get in place and reply "thank you sir may I have another".

Band Aids over Bullet holes... Band aids over Bullet holes..
 
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#68
#68
I'd prefer Chad Morris if we're going to experiment (and that's what were doing).

I figure Jimmy is either right or this got leaked to him as revenge for his constantly blaming Haslam for Schiano the last few days, even as the Governor himself was denying any connection between Schiano and Haslam.
 
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Have to think Brohm's agent is talking to Purdue's AD, at the very least to increase his client's bargaining position with UT.

(1) I assume Brohm's ultimate goal is to go back to Louisville when Petrino leaves so the agent is probably trying to get Brohm's part of the buyout removed.

(2) Purdue "loaned" him the $900K for the WKU buyout while agreeing to forgive 150K a year. Have to assume that figure is completely forgiven.

(3) Brohm's maximum is supposed to be $3.3 million per year. From how I read his contract, Brohm's base is only $1.5m, however. Some of the incentives are easily reachable such as the academic requirements. Others are laughable (e.g., $600K if they reach the CFP).
 
#71
#71
The truth is it probably IS happening but some reports say if he’s hired after December 4th or 5th it saves a million on the buyout and Hyams will prob cost us that or him as a coach now
 
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Have to think Brohm's agent is talking to Purdue's AD, at the very least to increase his client's bargaining position with UT.

(1) I assume Brohm's ultimate goal is to go back to Louisville when Petrino leaves so the agent is probably trying to get Brohm's part of the buyout removed.

(2) Purdue "loaned" him the $900K for the WKU buyout while agreeing to forgive 150K a year. Have to assume that figure is completely forgiven.

(3) Brohm's maximum is supposed to be $3.3 million per year. From how I read his contract, Brohm's base is only $1.5m, however. Some of the incentives are easily reachable such as the academic requirements. Others are laughable (e.g., $600K if they reach the CFP).
Brohm doesn't reportedly have an agent
 
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