BowlBrother85
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That was only for the period of time Ole Miss was on probation due to Freeze's shenanigans... Which, correct me if I'm wrong, ends this year...Saban tried to hire Freeze into his rehab program for wayward coaches and Sankey said no! If SEC will not approve hire then Freeze will never be an SEC coach. Move on.
Hope you like being mediocre from now on then.....What some people call "balls", others would call "principles". We won't consider Hugh Freeze, and I like that we have standards and that we won't compromise our values for a coach who hasn't proven that he can win within the rules which govern the NCAA.
Freeze just inked a new deal with Liberty an hour ago. Details unknown, but speculated to be around $3 million a year.
I don’t think you can use your endowment to pay coaches.I'm surprised it's not more, Liberty is flush with cash. Their endowment is larger than UT's.
If I'm him, I'd maybe stay at Liberty forever. They just built him a new house overlooking campus, their facilities rival a lot of P5 schools and he has a cakewalk schedule.
Very good for Ole MissTennessee would have never hired him anyway. I don't understand the interest in this guy. Even if you put aside the phone calls to the escort service, Hugh Freeze didn't prove that he could win at Ole Miss, without cheating. The NCAA Committee on Infractions concluded that Freeze had provided impermissible benefits to several Ole Miss players, including Laremy Tunsil.
On top of that, let's look at his records at Ole Miss:
2012: 7-6, 3-5
2013: 8-5, 3-5
2014: 9-4, 5-3
2015: 10-3, 6-2
2016: 5-7, 2-6
TOTAL: 39-25, 19-21
What is the obsession with this guy? Is it just because you consider him to be attainable because he coaches at Liberty? This is not the type of coach the University of Tennessee would ever hire. Nor should they. Get real.
Freeze just got an extension with Liberty through 2026....
His Christian values, good or bad, are not the reason he is a no go for most programs. Not everyone wants a win at all cost type coach. He was shut down by the NCAA and SEC because he cheated at football not because he cheated on his wife if he indeed did. Cheating is a hard habit to break for coaches like that. The argument gets old really, with reports of 40+ million in losses to the University, 15+ million in contract buyouts if you were to fire Pruitt plus the 30+ million commitment to the Freeze and his staff make it highly unlikely financially. Freeze's will demand his next contract protect him and not the University, I just can't see it happening coming off historic losses financially to the University.
It will most likely be Vandy but USCjr will make a run at him. It won't be Auburn because he doesn't want to go back to the west.