Mark Stoops To Retire?

[Volfan1000]

If he loses bad at Texas and against Louisville, he could retire per Kentucky Sports Network on their X account.

Sports Talk Jay also talked about this on his latest podcast.

 

[MAD]

If he loses bad at Texas and against Louisville, he could retire per Kentucky Sports Network on their X account.

Sports Talk Jay also talked about this on his latest podcast.

Latest Mark Stoops quote has Kentucky fans convinced he's starting his goodbyes

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[OrangeVolMan]

If he loses bad at Texas and against Louisville, he could retire per Kentucky Sports Network on their X account.

Sports Talk Jay also talked about this on his latest podcast.

He is not retiring unless they pay his buyout. No one is walking away from that guaranteed money. Now he may be happy to let them fire him.

 

[WillisWG]

I am not sure UK cares enough about football to even fire the guy. UK beats Duke Tuesday and they will forget about Stoops and until next August

 

[BP4Prez]

He’s not walking away from that money. No way

 

[Volfan76]

I don't understand these inflated expectations at uk..I can't think of a better coach that they have ever had than Stoops. Who do they think they are going to hire better than Stoops?

 

[dobre_shunka]

Mark Stoops says there’s a "zero-percent chance" he retires after this season

 

[05_never_again]

I am not sure UK cares enough about football to even fire the guy. UK beats Duke Tuesday and they will forget about Stoops and until next August

A big part of the reason they've directed so much heat at Stoops the last few years is precisely because they've underperformed in basketball. They want something to get excited about. Flip the sports around, and that has happened here too.

 

[mackievol]

Mark Stoops says there’s a "zero-percent chance" he retires after this season

He will wait for that big payday to walk away

 

[Jax_Vol]

Too young to 'retire'.

 

[OrangeVolMan]

Too young to 'retire'.

He’s 57 and with the money he should have in the bank or guaranteed to him he could have a fun “retirement”. I will say though he’s not retiring unless they pay him his guaranteed money.

 

[Jax_Vol]

He’s 57 and with the money he should have in the bank or guaranteed to him he could have a fun “retirement”. I will say though he’s not retiring unless they pay him his guaranteed money.

Right! If they give him the money, he would certainly walk away. Like a Coach Orgeron retirement.

 

[LouderVol]

Too young to 'retire'.

Bob was a year younger when he retired.

 

[Jax_Vol]

Bob was a year younger when he retired.

Wasn't following along, but wasn't Bob pushed out the door?

 

[adam.vol]

If he loses bad at Texas and against Louisville, he could retire per Kentucky Sports Network on their X account.

Sports Talk Jay also talked about this on his latest podcast.

Saw that Mark said he is not quitting. That would be stupid, even for Stoops. He wants that buyout so bad he can taste it. Kentucky forced him to come up with his own NIL while all the other schools in the conference have a team of people working on it. He’s going to force Kentucky to shape up or buy out.

 

[LouderVol]

Wasn't following along, but wasn't Bob pushed out the door?

IIRC it was a mutual agreement. Bob could have had whatever job he wanted if that was case. but he has been content to sit on the sidelines.

 

[buckfama]

Mark Stoops says there’s a "zero-percent chance" he retires after this season

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[05_never_again]

Looking back at when Nick Saban said he wasn't 'going to be the Alabama coach'

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Totally different situations. If Stoops retires, he gets none of that buyout. Saban was leaving for a different job.

 

[WillisWG]

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[VOLLeeann]

Mark Stoops retire? Has he the self-confidence to do so? To move his ego out of the national public view?

heh

 

[Franklin_Vol09]

I’d bet the house, that if John Sumrall is willing to coach UK, they will fire Stoops.

 

[McCat]

He has 44 million reasons to stick around unfortunately.

 

[Jravol78]

He has 44 million reasons to stick around fortunately.

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