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Agree, that's usually how these things are done - they put out "feelers". But the Clemson hack/writer implied "there's no way Clemson wanted Rumph".
Coaching hires (at other schools)
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Agree, that's usually how these things are done - they put out "feelers". But the Clemson hack/writer implied "there's no way Clemson wanted Rumph".
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It would be nice to - at least - get some speculation/rumors about our job search....such as this:
Michigan: Indiana co-offensive coordinator / offensive line coach Greg Frey is in the mix to join the Michigan staff and is expected to interview, according to Scout.com. Frey previously worked at Michigan from 2007-10.
Michigan: Indiana co-offensive coordinator / offensive line coach Greg Frey is in the mix to join the Michigan staff and is expected to interview, according to Scout.com. Frey previously worked at Michigan from 2007-10.
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@ThomasGoldkamp: Man, Willie Taggart is not having a good week.
@ThomasGoldkamp: Man, Willie Taggart is not having a good week.
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UF staffer on the move:
Jacksonville State: A source tells CoachingSearch that Florida graduate assistant William Green has joined the Jacksonville State staff as defensive line coach. Green spent one year on the Florida staff and was previously a Jacksonville State graduate assistant.
Texas Tech: Announced on Saturday Jan 21st that their OL coach would not return...this was announced today:
Texas Tech: Former Cal offensive line coach Brandon Jones is expected to join the Texas Tech staff in the same role, according to Fox Sports’ Bruce Feldman. Jones spent two years at Cal and is a former Texas Tech player and offensive assistant.
Other hirings....meanwhile, nothing happening in Gainesville:
Alabama: A source tells CoachingSearch that East Mississippi CC quarterbacks coach Clint Trickett will join the Alabama staff as a graduate assistant. Trickett spent two years at EMCC after his playing career.
Clemson: Dabo Swinney has officially announced the addition of Jacksonville State defensive line coach Todd Bates as DL coach and promotion of defensive analyst Mickey Conn to safeties coach. Defensive backs coach Mike Reed will coach cornerbacks.
South Carolina: Offensive line coach Eric Wolford will earn $500,000 annually on a 2-year deal.
Michigan: U-M has revealed new contracts for some assistants. Offensive coordinator / offensive line coach Tim Drevno’s contract pays him $1 million annually over the next five years, with a $350,000 signing bonus. There is no buyout from Drevno if he leaves for a head coaching job, but it is $150,000 if he leaves for another assistant job. Defensive coordinator Don Brown will make $1 million in the first four years and $1.4 million in the fifth, with retention bonuses of $300,000 for each of the first two years and $400,000 for the third and fourth. His buyout is $250,000 if he leaves for another job. Passing game coordinator Pep Hamilton will earn $1 million in the first three years and $1.25 million in the fourth, with a $450,000 retention bonus in year two and a $250,000 retention bonus in year three. If he leaves for another job before Dec. 2, 2017, he owes $150,000.
East Mississippi CC: Former Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace will join the EMCC staff as an offensive coach, per the Clarion-Ledger. Wallace played at EMCC in 2011 and finished his Ole Miss career in 2014.
Texas: Alabama assistant director of graphics Matt Lange will join the Texas staff as creative director. Lange had been at Alabama since 2013.
Jacksonville State: A source tells CoachingSearch that Florida graduate assistant William Green has joined the Jacksonville State staff as defensive line coach. Green spent one year on the Florida staff and was previously a Jacksonville State graduate assistant.
Texas Tech: Announced on Saturday Jan 21st that their OL coach would not return...this was announced today:
Texas Tech: Former Cal offensive line coach Brandon Jones is expected to join the Texas Tech staff in the same role, according to Fox Sports’ Bruce Feldman. Jones spent two years at Cal and is a former Texas Tech player and offensive assistant.
Other hirings....meanwhile, nothing happening in Gainesville:
Alabama: A source tells CoachingSearch that East Mississippi CC quarterbacks coach Clint Trickett will join the Alabama staff as a graduate assistant. Trickett spent two years at EMCC after his playing career.
Clemson: Dabo Swinney has officially announced the addition of Jacksonville State defensive line coach Todd Bates as DL coach and promotion of defensive analyst Mickey Conn to safeties coach. Defensive backs coach Mike Reed will coach cornerbacks.
South Carolina: Offensive line coach Eric Wolford will earn $500,000 annually on a 2-year deal.
Michigan: U-M has revealed new contracts for some assistants. Offensive coordinator / offensive line coach Tim Drevno’s contract pays him $1 million annually over the next five years, with a $350,000 signing bonus. There is no buyout from Drevno if he leaves for a head coaching job, but it is $150,000 if he leaves for another assistant job. Defensive coordinator Don Brown will make $1 million in the first four years and $1.4 million in the fifth, with retention bonuses of $300,000 for each of the first two years and $400,000 for the third and fourth. His buyout is $250,000 if he leaves for another job. Passing game coordinator Pep Hamilton will earn $1 million in the first three years and $1.25 million in the fourth, with a $450,000 retention bonus in year two and a $250,000 retention bonus in year three. If he leaves for another job before Dec. 2, 2017, he owes $150,000.
East Mississippi CC: Former Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace will join the EMCC staff as an offensive coach, per the Clarion-Ledger. Wallace played at EMCC in 2011 and finished his Ole Miss career in 2014.
Texas: Alabama assistant director of graphics Matt Lange will join the Texas staff as creative director. Lange had been at Alabama since 2013.
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Yet in Gainesville nothing but crickets. What the hell is Mac doing?
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Michigan is the first college team to have three $1 million assistants.
Offensive coordinator Tim Drevno and defensive coordinator Don Brown each received raises to $1 million (before bonuses), and new passing game coordinator Pep Hamilton will also make $1 million, becoming the first non-offensive/defensive coordinator in college football to hit the mark.
Monte Kiffin was the first $1 million assistant back in 2009. This year, Drevno/Brown/Hamilton will make $3.65 million. That alone would have ranked 21st among assistant salary pools.
These contracts were made public one day after Michigan announced a trip to Rome. And Jim Harbaugh makes $9 million annually when you include his life insurance policy. If you haven’t noticed yet, Michigan has a lot of money.
Offensive coordinator Tim Drevno and defensive coordinator Don Brown each received raises to $1 million (before bonuses), and new passing game coordinator Pep Hamilton will also make $1 million, becoming the first non-offensive/defensive coordinator in college football to hit the mark.
Monte Kiffin was the first $1 million assistant back in 2009. This year, Drevno/Brown/Hamilton will make $3.65 million. That alone would have ranked 21st among assistant salary pools.
These contracts were made public one day after Michigan announced a trip to Rome. And Jim Harbaugh makes $9 million annually when you include his life insurance policy. If you haven’t noticed yet, Michigan has a lot of money.
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Locksley still doesn't know what he'll be doing at Alabama:
Nick Saban hasn’t yet determined what role Mike Locksley will have after his promotion to full-time assistant.
Locksley replaced Mario Cristobal, who coached the offensive line, but tight ends / tackles coach Brent Key also has line experience. Locksley has coached nearly every position group in his career, on both sides, except for offensive line.
“When we get all the changes we're going to make on the staff worked out, we'll make an announcement about who's going to coach what or where,” Saban said.
Asked if there could be more changes, Saban said, "I never know what other guys are going to do. I'm happy with the staff that we have. They've done a really good job for us, and we were pleased with Mario and the job he did for us, and Mike Locksley is a great addition to our staff, so we're pleased with the people that we have. But you never know what their goals and aspirations are when recruiting's over."
Nick Saban hasn’t yet determined what role Mike Locksley will have after his promotion to full-time assistant.
Locksley replaced Mario Cristobal, who coached the offensive line, but tight ends / tackles coach Brent Key also has line experience. Locksley has coached nearly every position group in his career, on both sides, except for offensive line.
“When we get all the changes we're going to make on the staff worked out, we'll make an announcement about who's going to coach what or where,” Saban said.
Asked if there could be more changes, Saban said, "I never know what other guys are going to do. I'm happy with the staff that we have. They've done a really good job for us, and we were pleased with Mario and the job he did for us, and Mike Locksley is a great addition to our staff, so we're pleased with the people that we have. But you never know what their goals and aspirations are when recruiting's over."
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Harbaugh is going to ram rod us.
A LOT of old money. Oakland county at one point was one of the top five wealthiest counties in the US for income. A lot of those people have retired or moved(but still UM grads obviously).
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Go Gators!
Our cup runneth downhill.
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Fleck's buyout would be $4+ million after next season:
Minnesota: P.J. Fleck’s contract at Minnesota is a 5-year deal worth about $3.5 million annually. If Minnesota dismisses him, the buyout in the first two years is $3.5 million, it’s $2.5 million in the third and $1.5 million in the final two. Fleck’s buyout if he leaves is the sum of the base salary for the remainder of the contract. His base salary is $1 million, increasing by $50,000 each year.
Minnesota: P.J. Fleck’s contract at Minnesota is a 5-year deal worth about $3.5 million annually. If Minnesota dismisses him, the buyout in the first two years is $3.5 million, it’s $2.5 million in the third and $1.5 million in the final two. Fleck’s buyout if he leaves is the sum of the base salary for the remainder of the contract. His base salary is $1 million, increasing by $50,000 each year.
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Vanderbilt: The school is working on a contract extension for Derek Mason. Mason is 13-24 in three years, but went 6-7 with a bowl appearance and win over Tennessee last year.
Bruce Feldman on if Dabo Swinney would take the Alabama job one day: “I think he would consider it, it’s his alma mater, but I don’t think he would take it. First, he has certainly made Clemson a destination program now. And I’m not sure you want to be the guy to replace Nick Saban. Why leave an elite program for another elite program when you have everything set up the way you want? I’m sure a lot of guys would jump at that chance. I don’t think Dabo Swinney needs to.”
Bruce Feldman on if Dabo Swinney would take the Alabama job one day: “I think he would consider it, it’s his alma mater, but I don’t think he would take it. First, he has certainly made Clemson a destination program now. And I’m not sure you want to be the guy to replace Nick Saban. Why leave an elite program for another elite program when you have everything set up the way you want? I’m sure a lot of guys would jump at that chance. I don’t think Dabo Swinney needs to.”
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@BruceFeldmanCFB: SOURCE: #Alabama WR coach Billy Napier expected to become new #ASU offensive coordinator http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...asu-offensive-coordinator-chip-lindsey-012817 via @FoxSports
@BruceFeldmanCFB: SOURCE: #Alabama WR coach Billy Napier expected to become new #ASU offensive coordinator http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...asu-offensive-coordinator-chip-lindsey-012817 via @FoxSports
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Total BS that we couldn't make this happen. Mac/Foley/Stricklin are total b!tches. You lose Locksley. Keep Nuss and Bammer loses their number two recruiter to ASU? This is why we suck out loud. Mac is incompetent. Foley is watching women's lacrosse and Stricklin is Foley's puppet.
I look forward to another triple digit offense and Mac getting guillotined.
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