Commitment issues? ;-)Absolutely! You are correct, and every contract makes me a little nervous.
Commitment issues? ;-)Absolutely! You are correct, and every contract makes me a little nervous.
Anytime Gus beats us they give him a raise and a contract extension.I’ll rephrase as a question — do you all think that Gus will get an extension if he pulls the upset in November against us in JHS?
People leave positions of leadership all the time for a plethora of reasons. Good leaders make decisions based on the best available information. That often involved multi year plans and contracts that they cannot be certain they will be around to see come to fruition. This could involve planning and building an addition to meet a new or growing need or securing the services of a valued employee. Good leaders consider the long term goals of the organization, whether public or private. You commit the organization to fulfilling its mission, whatever that is.I could write a book on this, but to put it in simple terms, I don't understand how a state institution can give a multiple year contract to anybody for any reason.
Legislators have to stand for reelection every two or four years, so how can they commit legislators that come after them to anything?
I am an elected member of our city council. I will stand for reelection in 2020. How can I support a contract that extends beyond my term of office? And how would I feel if the councilman who preceded me issued a contract that extended into my term? I would not be very happy.
If you offer me a one year contract and another city offers me one for five years, I know which one I am picking.I could write a book on this, but to put it in simple terms, I don't understand how a state institution can give a multiple year contract to anybody for any reason.
Legislators have to stand for reelection every two or four years, so how can they commit legislators that come after them to anything?
I am an elected member of our city council. I will stand for reelection in 2020. How can I support a contract that extends beyond my term of office? And how would I feel if the councilman who preceded me issued a contract that extended into my term? I would not be very happy.
I agree but I wonder about S Carolina and their desire to spend enough to rival Florida and Georgia. I didn't understand why they chose Muschamp in the first place. I think if he can go to a bowl each year they will be content.Of the SEC coaches, I would agree that the Gus Bus is the most likely to break down, followed by Muschamp.
Chad Morris had a pretty good class in February, so only another 2-10 season would put him on the hot seat.
Matt Luke is in no danger, unless he has a Hootie Nutt-esque 2-10. New coordinators have given him more of a leash. I still think he is a placeholder. Nothing about his resume says that he has SEC coaching ability.
I doubt any of the other 8 are in serious danger.