Confirmed Nick Saban Retirement + Alabama Corch Search Megathread - Deals with Satan Do Expire

[Js1 85,112]

2 minutes ago, Laxtonto said:

 

Now the whole country can see it was not just a Texas thing post-Mack.

[mdmost 42,865]

Oh boy

 

[royiv 9,164]

Byrne may regret saying that they would have a new coach announcement with 72 hours.

[Tex-19 2,869]

I wonder if they've reached out to Demeco Ryans already too. Doubt he'd leave but it'd be a lot more money at Bama, his alma mater.

[Navin R. Johnson 701]

13 minutes ago, royiv said:

Byrne may regret saying that they would have a new coach announcement with 72 hours.

Well he’s directly related to Bill Byrne, isn’t he? I think he’s Bill’s son? So I completely expect him to screw this up. Probably not to the extent that Bjork did, but it might still get ugly.

[Nicole44 22,027]

13 minutes ago, royiv said:

Byrne may regret saying that they would have a new coach announcement with 72 hours.

The issue is the rush…and all the speculation. It’s not clown show like aggie but Saban did them no favors there. Whether or not he was deciding until the last minute he left them holding the bag 💰 which is ironic. Just say we will have the HC announcement Monday. Oh well. Crazy. Jimmy Sexton working deals like a mofo. 

[MrX 714]

6 minutes ago, Tex-19 said:

I wonder if they've reached out to Demeco Ryans already too. Doubt he'd leave but it'd be a lot more money at Bama, his alma mater.

Probably their first call. It would’ve been mine. 

[UncleSonny 6,560]

5 minutes ago, Tex-19 said:

I wonder if they've reached out to Demeco Ryans already too. Doubt he'd leave but it'd be a lot more money at Bama, his alma mater.

Damn, I don’t really follow NFL coaches salaries but my first impression was this had to be wrong. Nope. He just signed a 6 year deal worth $28M. 

It’s a huge range from the highest paid NFL coaches to the lowest. 

[TOR 5,374]

It is not a shit show YET.  If Dollar Bill Jr. bungles this hire I will be making s'mores and enjoying the flying poo.

[BachelorTrek 2,937]

53 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

Lot of mid coaches getting raises they don’t deserve because of saban

Same thing happened the last time Texas needed a baseball head coach.

 

Every big time college baseball coach got a huge raise to stay put.

Edited January 12 by BachelorTrek

[Deej 76,568]

5 minutes ago, Nicole44 said:

Jimmy Sexton working deals like a mofo.

There will be no announcement until Sexton has gotten as many of his clients raises as possible. 

[Pig Bellmont 8,692]

25 minutes ago, Laxtonto said:

 

[C-Man 27,058]

23 minutes ago, The Dog said:

 

DeBoer to the Seahawks seems like a better fit for him -- if Seattle wants him.

This is how these things go in nearly every case. I don't care what job is open. Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame to take the LSU job is not the norm. It is exceedingly rare that a program gets its #1 or even #2 target. Usually, you get down to like #5 or lower on your list. Sometimes it works out. Sometimes it doesn't.

[Tex-19 2,869]

2 minutes ago, UncleSonny said:

Damn, I don’t really follow NFL coaches salaries but my first impression was this had to be wrong. Nope. He just signed a 6 year deal worth $28M. 

It’s a huge range from the highest paid NFL coaches to the lowest. 

Yeah for some reason college tends to pay coaches more than NFL. I think Dan Campbell has similar to Ryans and he turned down his alma mater ATM. I think a lot of guys just want to be in the big leagues and don't want to deal with recruiting, so are willing to take less to be there. Can't blame them.

[royiv 9,164]

1 minute ago, Tex-19 said:

Yeah for some reason college tends to pay coaches more than NFL. I think Dan Campbell has similar to Ryans and he turned down his alma mater ATM. I think a lot of guys just want to be in the big leagues and don't want to deal with recruiting, so are willing to take less to be there. Can't blame them.

Agree. Not that there's a lot of work life balance in the coaching profession, but at least there's a modicum of it in the pros.

[Tex-19 2,869]

Just now, royiv said:

Agree. Not that there's a lot of work life balance in the coaching profession, but at least there's a modicum of it in the pros.

Not to mention, recruiting sorta seems like it would suck. A lot of people wouldn't enjoy spending hours per day traveling to podunk towns and sucking up to high schoolers.

[Deej 76,568]

4 minutes ago, C-Man said:

DeBoer to the Seahawks seems like a better fit for him -- if Seattle wants him.

This is how these things go in nearly every case. I don't care what job is open. Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame to take the LSU job is not the norm. It is exceedingly rare that a program gets its #1 or even #2 target. Usually, you get down to like #5 or lower on your list. Sometimes it works out. Sometimes it doesn't.

Then schools should just put their #1 target down as their #5 target. 

[Redneck Mutha 7,935]

4 minutes ago, Deej said:

There will be no announcement until Sexton has gotten as many of his clients raises as possible. 

And none of them deserve a raise more than this guy:

[The Dog 43,808]

Not sure why this myth persists but several NFL coaches make more than Saban and the idea that the NFL is an "easier" gig is also a myth. It's a workaholic league.

[Don Johnson 4,745]

7 minutes ago, Tex-19 said:

Yeah for some reason college tends to pay coaches more than NFL. I think Dan Campbell has similar to Ryans and he turned down his alma mater ATM. I think a lot of guys just want to be in the big leagues and don't want to deal with recruiting, so are willing to take less to be there. Can't blame them.

Honestly, college coaches deserve more.  They are the coach, the GM, have to kiss boosters' asses, have to kiss players' asses, have to kiss players' parents' asses, have to keep kids in class/eligible and now they have to recruit their entire roster every single year.  365 days a year they do this.

NFL coaches just coach and weigh in on personnel decisions.  That's it.

Edited January 12 by Don Johnson

[GreenspointTexas 9,567]

Lol at anyone who thinks being a NFL head coach is harder than cfb

[Laxtonto 11,934]

 

[royiv 9,164]

Just now, Laxtonto said:

 

"So, any of you guys want the job?"

[Waterboarder 343]

I'd agree they require different skill sets, but yeah...NFL much tougher than CFB. Fucking Jimbo won in CFB

[Beau Vine 54,003]

Hold the phone, the Detroit Pistons' coach is making $13M/year???!?!!   Didn't I see that they just lost something like 30 in a row?

[EvilCaseMcCoy 691]

2 minutes ago, Beau Vine said:

Hold the phone, the Detroit Pistons' coach is making $13M/year???!?!!   Didn't I see that they just lost something like 30 in a row?

Very aggy of them

[6th Street 6,357]

17 minutes ago, C-Man said:

DeBoer to the Seahawks seems like a better fit for him -- if Seattle wants him.

This is how these things go in nearly every case. I don't care what job is open. Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame to take the LSU job is not the norm. It is exceedingly rare that a program gets its #1 or even #2 target. Usually, you get down to like #5 or lower on your list. Sometimes it works out. Sometimes it doesn't.

Sir have you already forgotten about the time when the Fightin Texas Aggies stole a championship coach from Florida State?

[Fondren & Main 6,670]

5 minutes ago, Beau Vine said:

Hold the phone, the Detroit Pistons' coach is making $13M/year???!?!!   Didn't I see that they just lost something like 30 in a row?

Some expensive wins!!!

[conVINCEd 21,468]

10 minutes ago, Beau Vine said:

Hold the phone, the Detroit Pistons' coach is making $13M/year???!?!!   Didn't I see that they just lost something like 30 in a row?

If I was in the coaching profession his agent would be my agent.

[thunderlounge 7,758]

1 hour ago, wood said:

TBF though, the ref deserved it.

They all do.

[gmr548 16,517]

33 minutes ago, UncleSonny said:

Damn, I don’t really follow NFL coaches salaries but my first impression was this had to be wrong. Nope. He just signed a 6 year deal worth $28M. 

It’s a huge range from the highest paid NFL coaches to the lowest. 

The NFL is paying their GM and entire roster too. And NFL coaches get an actual offseason. A little different.

[Don Johnson 4,745]

 

[Don Johnson 4,745]

 

[The Dog 43,808]

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/39294498/deboer-negotiating-contract-alabama-replace-saban

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Washington's Kalen DeBoer, who guided the Huskies to a Pac-12 championship and a spot in the CFP National Championship Game this past season, is negotiating a contract to replace Alabama's Nick Saban, sources told ESPN on Friday.

 

[SimkinsMan 4,349]

1 hour ago, Laxtonto said:

 

[MIkeHoncho 1,896]

I'm gonna love it if it is Mike Stoops and he proceeds to go 10-0 vs. aggy. 

[CycleTex87 2,954]

DeBoer has had himself a week. 

[Pancho 44,487]

2 minutes ago, The Dog said:

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/39294498/deboer-negotiating-contract-alabama-replace-saban

 

Karma for those fucksticks making fun of Sark and his battle with alcohol 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(probably not, but I’ll keep believing it)

[General Specific 3,233]

ESPN reporting DeBoer negotiating with Bama now.

[TrashMaster G 17,391]

34 minutes ago, C-Man said:

DeBoer to the Seahawks seems like a better fit for him -- if Seattle wants him.

This is how these things go in nearly every case. I don't care what job is open. Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame to take the LSU job is not the norm. It is exceedingly rare that a program gets its #1 or even #2 target. Usually, you get down to like #5 or lower on your list. Sometimes it works out. Sometimes it doesn't.

Unless you are aggy, then you ALWAYS get your first choice.

Applies to croots, too.

[BabaYaga 15,212]

3 minutes ago, General Specific said:

ESPN reporting DeBoer negotiating with Bama now.

Next years motto for Alabama:  all cousins, no teef

[bschoolprof 6,232]

I feel so bad for uDub and their lovely fans and players.  

[BornAndRaised 12,223]

 

 

[Rockethorn1978 6,061]

9 million to stay at Washington or deal with the gumps and unrealistic expectations? Hmmmm.

[MNLonghornFUKM 8,799]

I feel so bad for uDub and their lovely fans and players.  

Their response?

*horns down*

[Atticus 3,922]

His recruiting will pick up by proximity and reputation, but they’ll definitely take a step back from what they’ve been doing the past 20 years

[ITHorn 797]

I cannot wait to see what he does once Saban's players leave/transfer out. Even with the Alabama brand, he's going to have to put in as much if not more work at Bama to attract/keep a high level of talent. I think the Huskies may find they dodged a bullet at over 9MM a year as time goes on and they settle in a middling Big 10 team.

[CBHorn 414]

 

 

[hookemATL 11,611]

My theory is that Seattle/the PNW is a well known gestation area for serial killers. Doboer has spent several years now murdering vagrants and call girls on the side. Now he has an opportunity to head to new hunting grounds, where the hotter temps help bodies decompose quicker. 

Edited January 12 by hookemATL
I base this theory on wild assumptions and my raging mental illness

[TheMailBox357 213]

 

Ehhh... We still don't know good a recruiter he is.