This is a man. He's over 40. He's a man.

[DFW Horn 6335]

2 minutes ago, Blotto said:

 

Nice job, pokes. Good effort.

Somebody do a welfare check on @'stache. This is just embarrasing.

[Vermin 3061]

The Heisman maker

[Huckleberry 33157]

Man, Gundy is now a complete pussy. Sanders calling deep shots in the 4th quarter up 45-0 and he just lets the clock run out to give them the shutout.

[GhostOfTomJoad 9378]

Didn't know what to do with himself not having to spend most of his season gameplanning for Texas and OU.

He replaced pissing down his leg at the sight of ou this season with, well...everyone.

[Evil Bill Obrien 3303]

Gundy just daring OSU to fire him and give him his buyout bag of cash at this point isn’t he?

 

[GhostOfTomJoad 9378]

Did his nasty $10 million ranch outside of stillwater ever sell? You know, the one he said was perfect for a young family?

[Steamboat1874 4103]

What is his contract situation.

I have always kind of liked him.

[Aqua Buddha 14634]

Gundy is currently on a 5-year rollover contract, which extends by a season every Jan. 1. He earned $7.75 million in 2024.

Gundy's contract is set to lengthen by another season on Jan. 1, 2025, along with his annual $125,000 raise.

As of Dec. 1, 2024, Gundy would be owed $25,359,375 if he were to be fired, according to his contract obtained by the USA TODAY Network.

 

That number is 75% of what he's to be paid under two separate contract agreements, as he's under contract through Dec. 31, 2028, unless his current 5-year rolling contract is extended, which it's set to every Jan. 1 unless given notice.

Oklahoma State would pay Gundy in monthly installments until Dec. 31, 2028, if he was to be fired.

[Blotto 23595]

competing with the big boys is getting to be really expensive for smaller schools with smaller fanbases.  And once the schools have to also start paying players directly, the budgets are going to be even more fucked. Its gotta suck forking over $25M to shitcan  a coach when your athletic department already needs the university to allocate $13M. Tickets are going to get really expensive in Stillwater or their unis are going to start looking like nascar drivers with 27 sponsors plastered all over. 

https://sportsdata.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances

[Aqua Buddha 14634]

 

[statsman 5486]

3 hours ago, Blotto said:

When your state economy is driven by meth sales, its hard to compete in todays NIL environment. 

I think you’re underselling the Oklahoma economy. It’s not just meth. There is also stealing copper wire and selling it as scrap metal. Also, I Dian casinos. Also, legal cannabis products shops. 

[DFW Horn 6335]

1 minute ago, statsman said:

I think you’re underselling the Oklahoma economy. It’s not just meth. There is also stealing copper wire and selling it as scrap metal. Also, I Dian casinos. Also, legal cannabis products shops. 

Yeah, haven't you ever watched Tulsa King?

[AeroHorn 774]

20 minutes ago, Blotto said:

competing with the big boys is getting to be really expensive for smaller schools with smaller fanbases.  And once the schools have to also start paying players directly, the budgets are going to be even more fucked. Its gotta suck forking over $25M to shitcan  a coach when your athletic department already needs the university to allocate $13M. Tickets are going to get really expensive in Stillwater or their unis are going to start looking like nascar drivers with 27 sponsors plastered all over. 

https://sportsdata.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances

I suspect the coaches' salaries will significantly reduce at non-P2 teams. This means that coordinators at P2 may not be attracted by HC salaries at non-P2 places and may move only to build their resumes. Also, the OkSu-type teams may be better off having a good NIL and young/cheap coaches than the other way around.

[Deej 77001]

Could we hire him in a mullet advisory role?

Asking for Quinn.

[Longboard Horn 40601]