Big Jim
WTF?
Eight sentences that appear to be independent thoughts, yet all strung together in one post. It is a bit disorienting trying to decipher a post by a person that is typing their unfiltered internal dialogue.
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Who should be our next head coach?
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Eight sentences that appear to be independent thoughts, yet all strung together in one post. It is a bit disorienting trying to decipher a post by a person that is typing their unfiltered internal dialogue.
What does "contracts must be respected" even mean?
Buyouts are negotiated all the time. I just listed two perfectly valid reasons above why Dorrell would be willing to take a lower buyout.
I know you can turn this into a haiku
Contract terminations are negotiated all the time.
All the contract does for KD is give him leverage and a solid starting point.
There are plenty of reasons that coaches negotiate a lower payout on a terminated contract that the maximum amount guaranteed.
And there is loyalty, loyalty to winning.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
It's the little victories
RG would have bought the undercoat.
Big Jim
WTF?
Inside Karl Dorrell’s $18M contract as Colorado Buffaloes football coach
The University of Colorado Board of Regents officially approved a five-year, $18 million contract for football coach Karl Dorrell during a special board meeting Monday afternoon in Boulder.www.denverpost.com
This is absolutely perfect
The shot of a lonely Jerry walking to his car in the snow after the meeting somehow perfectly encapsulates the CU football fan experience.
White_Rabbit
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Inside Karl Dorrell’s $18M contract as Colorado Buffaloes football coach
The University of Colorado Board of Regents officially approved a five-year, $18 million contract for football coach Karl Dorrell during a special board meeting Monday afternoon in Boulder.
When does the fire Rick George thread start. He is a complete moron
Seriously?
Build Rick George a Statue (was #fireRickGeorge)
It starts at the top No accountability 3 bad hires Start the **** over
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I’m gonna say probably not .
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Problem is, if I’m being honest, the current offense looks more KDish and Chivish. Which leads me to believe KD won’t.
Problem is, we go 2-10 this year, but somehow beat Oregon (which won’t be that impressive by that time) and that’s when the extension happens.
LongHaulBuff
Club Member
So Tucker ran them into the ditch and they overcorrected into oncoming traffic.
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
That definitely deserves an Ope!
As long as it was his employer's money....
Oregon will beat CU along the lines of 45-6. By then the defense will have given up.
It's annoying me greatly at the moment, but some outlet did a study recently about college coaches moving up to bigger schools /conferences, and the question was: should they bring their staff with them?
They touched on the loyalty factor and all the other stuff, but the bottom line was "no, they should not." They can bring one or two along, but the coaches who bring more than that will more consistently fail than the ones who don't.
The ones that succeed bring in AC's from other higher level schools.
Cody Hawkins is going to unironically be a good coordinator hire for SJSU or someone similar down the line
Was being a semi smart-ass. Would totally take them. The Head coach and DC have years of HC experience and look what they are doing with their recruits. SMU would kick our ass.
Cody's issues were never with the mental side of the game. He just physically didn't have the tools to be a successful P5 QB. I think he will probably end up doing very well as a coach in his career.