Offer Dabo $12m/year
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The 2021-2022 Coaching Carousel
- Thread starter DeNiro
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That is "market" now, for both hires and dollars.
Unfortunately for OU (and ND, among other programs), I think Lincoln Riley and Brian Kelly told the country that those just aren't true tier 1 jobs anymore. I'm sure OU and ND could have matched the compensation that SC and LSU put together, but the only other programs in the country who can offer that kind of money AND theoretically bring in a top 5 recruiting class *without leaving the state* are USC, Texas, Florida, FSU and Miami, although I'd argue USC and Texas are the only programs who can truly "close the borders" when they are rolling. Georgia and LSU might be close.
That would be a lot of money for a guy who does not have the mental acumen to stay off the field during games without assistance. Does he need help crossing the street?
Bliff Cranch
Well-Known Member
Is this for real or a joke? I can’t believe I’m even asking.
That equates to $4.2m/year salary. Seems pretty reasonable
Texas actually can't and OU is basically an in-state school anyway.
Fair, but OU still has to compete with UT for Texas recruits. So maybe USC is the only program in the country who can truly own their back yard. I'm probably not giving enough love to Georgia, as they probably own GA recruiting, and there's probably enough talent there for top 5 classes too, but I don't know.
You guys are forgetting aTm.
I think aTm is a bigger in-state challenge for UT than UCLA is for USC. I also think OU is a bigger challenge in TX than Oregon is in CA.
For owning a major recruiting state, I think the best-positioned programs are LSU, USC, Georgia, Ohio State and Penn State.
I think aTm is a bigger in-state challenge for UT than UCLA is for USC. I also think OU is a bigger challenge in TX than Oregon is in CA.
For owning a major recruiting state, I think the best-positioned programs are LSU, USC, Georgia, Ohio State and Penn State.
Arizona has hired the UCLA DL coach as their new DC.
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...ine-coach-johnny-nansen-defensive-coordinator
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...ine-coach-johnny-nansen-defensive-coordinator
Most Bruins fans I've seen comments from won't be crying if they change their entire defensive staff.
OC in Jacksonville next year
I’ve been traveling this week, so way behind on board news.
This thread is an absolute treasure.
This thread is an absolute treasure.
damn Freeman is so young
could be Lake levels of disaster. Could be the next big thing
could be Lake levels of disaster. Could be the next big thing
If there's a guy who you know is a rock star and have that guy in-house, the bigger risk is hiring from outside because you're afraid to hire a young leader.
I love this hire.
Hard to believe a smart and experienced AD like Swarbrick buckled to the latest trending name on twitter and the wish of the players. He was also under a timeline with Reese and Freeman because I'm sure they were ready to head off to LSU if Swarbrick didn't commit today. This has disaster written all over it, which is great!
I was thinking Fickel but Freeman makes a whole lot of sense, like Riley did at OU following Stoops.
OU is supposedly looking at Venebles and Lanning. Brining in outsiders seems much risker to me than Freeman at ND. Venebles is an outsider to all the players in the program.
No Harsin hires this year!
I don't really know why, but I think the bust probability with Venables is really high.
... yep
Not that it matters now, but would David Shaw have been a solid candidate for Notre Dame?
Seems like his name has cooled off quite a bit after his last 3 seasons. Plus would ND want to pay that much?
Coach Neu would like a word...
brockbuff
Well-Known Member
And then CU HC after next season (a guy can dream right?)