Only if he leaves. if they fire him it's currently ~$63 million (iirc, 80% of the remaining contract).I'm surprised, but I just saw his buyout: "set at $6 million in 2024" . Like someone said earlier, he may be gone by Monday.
Only if he leaves. if they fire him it's currently ~$63 million (iirc, 80% of the remaining contract).I'm surprised, but I just saw his buyout: "set at $6 million in 2024" . Like someone said earlier, he may be gone by Monday.
He could go 0-12 and they probably don’t fire him. Everyone assumes that everyone acts like they think Auburn acts but forgets Auburn was stuck with having to living with Gus’s mediocrity for a couple of years because he got a massive contract after beating us in 2017.Only if he leaves. if they fire him it's currently ~$63 million (iirc, 80% of the remaining contract).
Yeah, I remember Byrne saying there were 2 coaches he had talked to. Norvell was the other.Saying Norvell was not a serious candidate is disingenuous. Byrne himself said he had conversations, plural, with Norvell
We later learned that Nick Saban leaned toward DeBoer, saying recently he believed CKD was one of the great young football minds in the sport. I don’t know if that was a deciding factor as we also learned that Greg Byrne had been following CKD’s career for awhile. However, if Coach DeBoer decided to stay in Seattle, we might very well be looking at Coach Norvell as our coach. Yes, we dodged that bullet!
Lanning, Deboer, and Norvell were all the big names being discussed. So the other coach was either Lanning or Norvell.Yeah, I remember Byrne saying there were 2 coaches he had talked to. Norvell was the other.
Yeah could have been Lanning.Lanning, Deboer, and Norvell were all the big names being discussed. So the other coach was either Lanning or Norvell.
We’ve dodged a Bad Hire two times in a row now.Yeah, I remember Byrne saying there were 2 coaches he had talked to. Norvell was the other.
He was not on my list. I thought he was too whiney. Plus the whole Mike factorI never understood why anyone was high on Norvell. Was very happy when we didn't hire him
I recently heard a college football expert say if you spend 20 million on the wrong players, you are " short on luck" or something like that.FSU’s problem is mostly stemmed around that they bought a team that has zero chemistry. Last year it worked but this year it hasn’t. It’s the danger of going this route, and why very few teams even in the NFL try it.
The Yankees spend an insane amount of money on a roster but in the last 10 years haven’t reached a WS yet the Royals have reached two in that time period. The point is growing talent around a culture is far more successful than constantly spending crazy money on front line talent. Yes you have to do it but you can’t just buy a starting roster and expect to winI recently heard a college football expert say if you spend 20 million on the wrong players, you are " short on luck" or something like that.
me too.I never understood why anyone was high on Norvell. Was very happy when we didn't hire him
I don’t blame Roydell Williams. He was being overtaken by younger, better players. The others are a different story.I wonder if the 5 players that transfered still the grass is green on the other side.
I think Jam Miller would start ahead of him this year.I don’t blame Roydell Williams. He was being overtaken by younger, better players. The others are a different story.
Sorry, I didn’t see this before making a similar comment. As for Little it looks like he’s playing behind lesser talent than he was complaining about playing behind at Alabama. Probably could have started for us this year.I can't blame Roydell who was being challenged by Jam and Justice, but Earl Little we could have really used
I thought Miller was ahead of him by the end of last season. I think he would have been 3rd string this year.I think Jam Miller would start ahead of him this year.
Furthermore, Roydell had graduatedSorry, I didn’t see this before making a similar comment. As for Little it looks like he’s playing behind lesser talent than he was complaining about playing behind at Alabama. Probably could have started for us this year.
Zero chemistry and some of their portal players aren't the best. I love some Roydell, but he was a below average player for us and I don't feel like he is a back you can build your offense on. He's more a very good backup.He could go 0-12 and they probably don’t fire him. Everyone assumes that everyone acts like they think Auburn acts but forgets Auburn was stuck with having to living with Gus’s mediocrity for a couple of years because he got a massive contract after beating us in 2017.
FSU’s problem is mostly stemmed around that they bought a team that has zero chemistry. Last year it worked but this year it hasn’t. It’s the danger of going this route, and why very few teams even in the NFL try it.
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