utmba93
Time for a New Era
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Wouldn't that depend on the worth of the employee? I mean, Moss took a 6.25 million dollar pay cut (you read that right) over his base salary for '07 going to the Pats. Think he's got any viable leverage to up that amount any time soon? I'm not making this a direct comparison to the Trooper saga, just pointing out that if you have an employee (whatever the job) and you both know darn well he's got skills that the market will pay him more for than you currently are he's perfectly legit in expecting you to bring his position/pay up to that amount or have the market do it elsewhere. This is NOT to be confused with some dude evaluating his own worth higher than you do. That's an entirely different scenario.
Yes, that's exactly what I meant... I'm just saying there should be no joy in this, we're losing one of the few guys who actually did his job well: Good position coach, good recruiter, good with the kids. There is no reason for anyone to be joyous that he is gone just because he may not have worn slacks and a sweatervest and clapped politely when his players did well.
This is going to be short and sweet. We just lost an amazing recruiter, a good man, and a guy that almost every player on the team seems to love. There are a lot of people in this thread who seem to be obtaining a lot of glee from this fact. I think that is messed up, to say the least, and while I'm certainly hoping race is not involved I must admit I kind of wonder. Maybe you didn't think he should be the OC, but this kind of unrestrained joy over the loss of a guy who clearly works his butt off for our program definitely lessens my opinion of my fellow fans. How hard is it to wish him the best and let him go with class? Why you would hold so much ill will toward a member of our staff who is probably last or second to last on the list of people who disappointed this season is beyond me.
Titanic
You had me up until right there....why pull the race card Mr. Sharpton??? It has no place in a football discussion over a good position coach with no OC experience at a major college football program. :ermm:
It has no place, but I too wondered if it is behind some of the posts I have seen, hopefully not.
Let us bid Tooper Godspeed, may we meet again under more favorable conditions, this was just not the time.
There was nothing unfavorable about the conditions. UT needs an OC and Trooper had zero experience. He took an opportunity to advance his career after spending three years on the UT staff. Good for him, and I hope the time and location are the right ones for him to be successful.
UT will be hiring a candidate with previous OC experience. If we do not, then criticism is due for letting a potential candidate leave.
There was nothing unfavorable about the conditions. UT needs an OC and Trooper had zero experience. He took an opportunity to advance his career after spending three years on the UT staff. Good for him, and I hope the time and location are the right ones for him to be successful.
UT will be hiring a candidate with previous OC experience. If we do not, then criticism is due for letting a potential candidate leave.
There was nothing unfavorable about the conditions. UT needs an OC and Trooper had zero experience. He took an opportunity to advance his career after spending three years on the UT staff. Good for him, and I hope the time and location are the right ones for him to be successful.
UT will be hiring a candidate with previous OC experience. If we do not, then criticism is due for letting a potential candidate leave.
My sentiments exactly. TT deserves no criticism for leaving and CPF deserves no criticism for not throwing a job at him to keep him around. God bless us everyone.